2008 Photos of building that were
Mir Synagogues and the Yeshiva

Sasha Galver obtained the photos and information on this page as a result of communications with the Mir Castle "Zamek" Museum and forwarded it to the Mir web site. The details come from the historical archives in Mir. The translations were done by Google <http://translate.google.com/translate_t#>

1. Molitvennaya School on High Street "Vysikun" (so it is recorded in the documents in Russian - what does that mean we do not know). The book "The World", published in Israel, the peace plan it has named a new synagogue, "under the photo signed that it was cold, and in parentheses are big letters BDML (have not been able to decipher). She was a two-stone. Preserved in the restructured form.

2. Molitvennaya School Street Завальной called Zhuhovitskaya Crafts (Zohlovitser). Is it met the local "Knesset" as they say, local say. Preserved virtually without external changes.

3. Molitvennaya School Zavalna on the street Завальной. We think that this building yeshiva (would like to see that someone is confirmed). Remained in the revamped format.

4. Molitvennaya School of Crafts on the street "high". In the same book, "The World" on the plan it is designated as an "old synagogue (interesting why). Preserved, but is not in very good condition.

5. Talmudicheskaya synagogue (synagogue Chassids) or "warm synagogue." If we understand correctly, it was otoplivaema and it is only able to yeshiva students. As it is known as we do not know. Be well maintained.

6. Mollitvennaya School Koydanovskaya "Street School (if this is a street that" uperalas "in the Orthodox Church). Was in the house devoted Ruvinom Arendorom. We have found documents on prayer in schools "Lyahovichskoy." The building management has been sent a draft for approval of construction of the school. But we do not know whether it was built and where.