Lag b'Omer outing of the Szomer Hatzair youth group in Bielsko-Biala, ca 1935.
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Norbert Friedman was active in his local Zionist youth group in the years leading up to the start of the war. Zionism, the movement to establish a Jewish state in Palestine, became increasingly popular with Jews in Eastern Europe as life was made more difficult for them in their home countries.
ID: Eight children and one adult facing the camera. Three of the children and the adult hold a flag, printed with a circle, at an almost horizontal angle. Three of the children are standing, two are crouching, one sits on his knees, and two sit with their legs crossed, one of them holding a guitar-like instrument.
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Anti-Jewish Laws in Poland
"As I told you, my father was a kosher butcher… In 1936, after the death of the Polish Marshal Pilsudski, who was the de facto leader of the Polish government who tried to enforce laws protecting the minority-- after his death in 1936, the…