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West Orla.
Orlamünde the Orla.
Maja street in Orla.
Orla- Cultural Heritage Card.
Jewish cemetery in Orla.
There are no restaurants in Orla, just several grocery stores.
People connected to Orla:.
In the immediate vicinity of Orla there are several places worth visiting.
The interior of the synagogue in Orla.
In the second half of the 19th century, Orla deteriorated considerably.
I have never known my grandmother, Orla.
Looking at Orla today it is hard to spot the marking of erstwhile glory.
Some information on the Orla Jews.
The emigrants from Orla aided their people in the former motherland financially.
A front porch of the synagogue in Orla.
Jews arrived in Orla probably in the second half of the 16th century, brought by Tęczyńscy.
Fragments of the polychromy inside the synagogue in Orla.
His father was and Orla melamed(a teacher at the religion school) and a fishmonger at the same time.
An ad hoc renovation took place also after the Orla fire of 1938.
After Orla was taken over by Germans on 25 June 1941 the persecutions of Jews quickly followed, and the scale of terror grew steadily.
The 19th century bell tower from next to the st Archangel Michael orthodox church in Orla.
After the war, many people from the nearby villages came to Orla, and the former township lost its urban character.
A stained-glass oculus displaying Star ofDavid emblem over the main entrance at the synagogue in Orla.
The Wajnsztejns' tile factory, the shred of industry in Orla, employed over a hundred people, both Jews and Christians.
The last two decades of the 19thcentury were a time of a gradual selling of Orla lands.
In 1892 in New York an Orla Landsmanshaft was founded- Independent Orler Benevolent Society, which gathered up to several hundred people.
The majority is organised in front of the synagogue,which retained its significance as the main point of reference in Orla.
Some information on the Orla Jews is contained in the Bielsk Podlaski Memorial Book, published in Tel Aviv in 1975(in Hebrew and Yiddish).
As a result of the Thirty Years' War(1618- 1648), a group of Jewish refugees from the German states also settled in Orla.
During his day, several Dissenter Synods tookplace here(the Calvinist tradition survived in Orla until the first decades of the 18th century).