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Bialystok – Young Zamenhof Monument

This interesting statue is of the young Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof, the man (or boy at the time) who invented the

This is quite sad in many ways, as nearly all the Jews in this film would have been killed in

This is the memorial to the Great Synagogue of Bialystok which once stood here, sadly destroyed by the Nazis. A

Bialystok doesn’t get many tourists, although the European Union and the local authorities are trying hard to change that. Cities

There are not many locations in Bialystok which have a branding and styling which makes them appear accessible for visitors

Another in the “That Which is No More” series which are located around Bialystok, this is a photo of the

This subtle little centrally located monument was erected in 1975 and commemorates those who were killed fighting for a free

I know nothing more about this project, other than it’s a reminder of what was once here in Bialystok that

This urban art project was installed in 2011, designed by Aleksandra Czerniawska, a local artist. The artwork is meant to

This considerably sized bronze sculpture weighs over a ton and is a reminder of puppetry in the region over the