- Photographie d'archives, Photographie, Kobrin, Lituanie, 20e siècle, 1er quart
- The Dohány Street Synagogue, the biggest Synagogue in Europe. Budapest is known to be a central location in Jewish enlightenment.Bulunamadı: kobrin
- There were 4,184 (total population 6,500) Jews living in Kobrin in 1847. In 1882 Jews were prohibited from leasing farms and rural buildings.
- the Assumption (1843), church of St. Nicholas (1750), St. George's church (1889), the former prison Kobrin (1821), the former synagogue Kobrin (XVIII...
- During the chmielnicki massacres of 1648–49, some Jews suffered from the Cossacks, and a number of Jews from the Ukraine took refuge in Kobrin.
- KOBRIN, BELARUS Grand Synagogue. ... Former synagogue in Slonim, Belarus now furniture store. Bimah still remains as seen in picture, right.
- According to the republican census of 2009, 51,166 people lived in Kobrin, of which 23,755 (46.43%) were men and 27,411 (53.57%) were women.
- In 1563 Jews of Kobrin owned 25 houses, a synagogue and about 20 fruit orchards. They were mostly engaged in trade, brewing and tax collection.
- Old Pictures taken in Kobrin. Street Scene Postcard, submitted by Tomasz Wisniewski Couple in Kobrin, 1934, submitted by Brad Gordon.