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Image:NowyTarg + (Town Hall and Market Square in Nowy Targ. Postcard, 1918.)
Image:7.1-Agnon-10a + (Town Hall in Buchach (built in the 18th c.). Photograph: Adam Wisłocki, 1927.)
Image:2.6.7.1-Tombstones-91 + (Typographic mark of the printer Uri Phoebus (Fayvesh) on the title page of the book: Yonah Teomim, Kikayon de-Yonah, Amsterdam, 1649)
Image:2.5.1-Ethno-Galicia-6 + (Ukrainian burghers of Buchach. Engraving, before 1878.)
Image:1.2.2-Jews and Burgers-1 + (View of Lviv, colored woodcut, 17 c..)
Image:4.1-Holocaust-6-1 + (View of an open mass grave with the bodies of Jews who were massacred in Zolochiv on July 7, 1941.)
Image:NadvirnaStreet + (View of the Main Street in Nadvirna. Postcard, 1901.)
Image:2.5.1-Ethno-Galicia-11 + (Vinzenz Katzler,'' Imperial Days in Galicia: Galician Peasants in Festive Attire Awaiting the Empero''r. Wood engraving, 1880.)
Image:2.5.1-Ethno-Galicia-2 + (Wojciech Gerson, ''Kraków citizens''. Colored lithography, 1855.)
Image:4.1-Holocaust-Ex5 + (Women and their children in the ghetto infirmary, Gorlice)

Image:YablunivSyn + (Wooden Synagogue in Yabluniv, built in the 17th c. Photograph: Alois Breyer, 1910-1913)
Image:HvizdetsSyn + (Wooden synagogue in Hvizdets, built in the 17th c. Photograph: Alois Breyer, 1910-1913)
Image:2.6.7.1-Tombstones-57 + (Wooden tombstone, Jewish cemetery in Zolochiv. Photograph: 1930-1931)
Image:2.5.4-Violence-3 + (Władysław Szerner, ''Stop at the Inn.'' Gouache, ca. 1890)
Image:7.1-Agnon-3 + (Yehudah Farb, Agnon’s maternal grandfather (died 1892).)
Image:2.6.7.1-Tombstones-19 + (Yonah Teomim, ''Kikayon de-Yonah'' (Amsterdam: Uri Phoebus (Fayvesh), 1649), title page with the typographic mark of the publisher)
Image:1.2.2-Jews and Burgers-8 + (Zygmunt Vogel, The market square and the town hall in Tarnów, watercolor, c. 1800.)
Image:2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-7 + (“German House” - national cultural center of Austrian Germans in Chernivtsi (built in 1910) Photograph: Edward Tur, 2010.)
Image:2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-8 + (“Polish House” – national cultural center of Poles in Chernivtsi (built in 1905). Postcard, 1910.)