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After the abolishment of the grand duchy of Warsaw the district of Poznan was annexed to the large grand duchy of Poznan The army tax was only according to the law, since no Polish Jew was required to pay it. Each of us is a sexual being, therefore Rawa should be able to fully enjoy our sexual energy, which Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka ubiquitous and life-giving.

Apparently the needs of the villagers were satisfied by townspeople on the one hand and by the bartenders on the other. It must also be emphasized that not one unemployed person was recorded Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the Jewish villagers.

The following table shows the occupational structure of the town Jews in parallel to the village Jews. The relationship is caused by activities in the village being more laborious, such as in the refinery, brewery or tannery, which employed a larger number of wage earners. Also, improved material conditions in the villagers influenced the employment of wage earners; this subject will Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka discussed further.

The percentage occupied in craft and industry was greater in the village Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka 3. If the peddlers are calculated as shopkeepers in the village, the relation is equal.

Town Dwellers Additionally, the statistics under discussion surveyed the situation of the Jewish population. The organizer of the survey came to the conclusion that the Jewish situation was very serious following the heavy tax burden imposed by the land owners on the Jews of Kutno, and also due to the commercial monopoly on various necessities possessed by the land owners.

As proof of that, the report mentioned the fact that the Jews had been forced to stop building the synagogue which was started thirty years previously, that is, Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka In that Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the community income had grown, as up till then fees from leasing the ritual slaughtering had been used to cover the debts. Concerning the details of each tax payer's property, we do not have any figures the statistics deal with occupation and amount of tax of each person.

The report notes that the list of the community's taxes, which served as a basis for our evaluation tables, included facts on the possessions of each tax payer, and even of those Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka were exempt from taxes.

To our regret, this list has not Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka preserved so that in our effort to clarify the economic situation of each Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka we only have at our disposal Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka list of taxes. Even the facts concerning the occupants or owners of the homes are not able to be of help to us. The fact of Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka matter is that the home owners should have been included among the wealthy class, although when coming across home owners who were dependent on assistance, which was a large number of home owners, according to occupation and Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka level of tax paid, they cannot be included among the wealthy class.

House ownership, whether sole or shared ownership, is not an indicator of an individual's wealth. This group comprises families, which is 34 percent of the whole total of Jewish Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka. Although the list includes wealthy house owners, the rich merchants, only a small number of home owners made a living from rents, and our list does not mention these.

Using the level of taxes as a measure of economic situation, we obtain the following table: Table 9: Tax levels Amount florins No. The second type, which comprises groups 2 and 3 and contains, as it happens, families who were moderately wealthy, families. The third type groups 4 and 5 comprises 16 wealthy families. The remaining 88 families were exempt from taxes: 26 owing to poverty even if they were employed 6 families of old and disabled people who were supported by the community Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka various guardians 26 families of community clerks out of 37 families, only 26 were exempt from taxes Young families still living with parents 7 families of assistants 15 families who, at the time of the census, were soon to be married but had not yet got organized and for that reason taxes were not demanded.

No data is available on their economic situation. The Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka 8 families, who were still living at the parent's home, have to be classified according to the parents. Going by this, the following picture of the economic situation of the Jewish population of Kutno can be obtained [29] : Group No. Poor people This group comprises one tenth of the entire population and contains elderly and sick craftsmen, for example, tailors, mainly repairers and patchers and also daily workers 5 ; middlemen 1Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka 1messengers 2 out of 4furriers 2and so on.

Six families of elderly and Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka should be added to this group. Among the craftsmen not considered wealthy are half the number of tailors 36 and half of the costume decorators 8 ; less than a third of the furriers Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka half of the hat makers and a third of the bakers 2.

Among the tradesmen, about half of the small merchants 9bar owners 6market stall owners 8most of the peddlers 5 Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka, and middlemen 3 belong to this group.

To this group are also appended 22 families Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka community clerks and five small families who lived off private charity. One of them is noted to be bankrupt. For example, both messengers exempt from taxes and messengers eligible for taxes, although at low rates, can be found. This is also the case for repairers and furriers.

In all instances the movement from group to group is frequent; these two groups are actually made up of two different levels of poverty [31]especially since they contain about half of the whole population and this is plain proof of the economic situation of the Jews of Kutno during the second half of the 18 th century.

Moderately Wealthy persons [32] This type is the largest of all in number and incorporates the established persons from the groups of occupation - ninety families of craftsmen and 47 merchants. Among the wealthy craftsmen are half the number of tailors 38almost all the butchers, most of the furriers 16all the barbers 4half of the costume decorators 7 and others.

Among the merchants were half the textile merchants 8most of the leather traders, half of the small traders 13bar owners 7market stall owners 8and others.

As mentioned above, included in this group are four families of community clerks and eight young Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka who were still living in their parent's homes. Also rich was the costume decorator whose trade connections reached as far as Breslau; he was the only one among the merchants whose trading branched out over the borders of his country. Most of Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka craftsmen are Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the wealthy group and a few in the not wealthy, whereas most of the merchants are in the wealthy group.

While the percentage of craftsmen in the poor group reached Among the craftsmen and other workers the percentage of poor was six times greater than that of the merchants. On this subject the material available is even Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka defective, since the tax levels cannot be used as a gauge because a third of the village population did not pay any taxes to the community of Kutno they paid a poll tax to the communities that they belonged to previously.

Twenty-six families had settled in the villages and so far no tax had been levied from them [33]. However, it turns out that the economic situation among the village Jews was better than that of the town Jews. First of all, this fact is made clear from the large number of lease holders of distilleries 40 families. As was mentioned, the lease fee reached an average of florins a year.

No doubt, that these tenants should be more or less included in the wealthy group and six of them in the rich group, since two of Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka latter paid rents of 2, florins, one 1, florins, one florins, one florins and one paid florins.

To the wealthy group five bar owners have to be added who paid a high rent of up to florins. Of them, two shopkeepers who became impoverished, of whom one who loaned himself to the land owner as a brewer, three slaughterers in the village, one elderly tailor and a baker who toured the villages with his baked goods. All of the rest had to pay poll tax. Further proof of the better economic situation of the village Jewish population is the fact that, in the village, there was a female servant for every four families and in the town, for thirteen families.

Altogether 28 families. Altogether 41 families. It is proof that only those in groups 3 and 4 are wealthy since servants are found only among them. Table Village Jews according to their economic status No. We are sure that the relation of the percentages between the different groups would not have changed even if the entire population had been included [35]. Should there have been any change, it would have only increased the wealthy group.

This is because about half of the families not included in the table were bar owners who it can be assured belong to the wealthy group and of the rest craftsmenalmost all of them pay the poll tax to the communities they belong to and also rent at an amount between florins a year to the lord of the village. If the economic state of the townspeople is compared to that of the villagers, the following table can be constructed: Table Economic state Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka and the village percentages Town Village 1 Poor 9.

First of all, it can be seen that the number of the poor in the town is three times greater than in the village: 9. And is it to be wondered at, that in town, there were various charitable societies enabling a significant number of families lacking means of livelihood to exist? Therefore, in the village not one single person can be found who existed on public funds. The only one was the old tailor who was supported by his son.

Also, in the village the number of not wealthy is smaller compared to that in the town The townspeople: As already noted, a full list of Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka taxes and those paying them is found in the statistics. Firstly, the taxes will be described. As related in the report, the lists were made up according to a special tax table which was put together by the leaders of the community. In this table were detailed the various types of taxes that each community member was obliged to pay, and also those that according to accepted custom there was exemption from.

In addition, there was an estimate of the economic state of the tax payers, setting out the amount of tax. It was also stated that the tax level that each Jew had to pay to the community Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the land owner was determined each year by five people selected by lot and under oath. The poll tax was paid by all those obliged to pay tax; it amounted to between Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka to 18 gold zloty and was on an average of 6 zloty per family.

According to a law passed in parliament inthe poll tax was determined at 3 florins for each person one year old and upwards. Levying and collection of the taxes was the business of the community but they did not actually abide by the amounts and fixed them according to the economic situation of the family.

Inin the Kutno community, Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka tax amounted to 1, florins. The army tax was only according to the law, since no Polish Jew was required to pay Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka. As will be shown, this was not the only tax that Jews did not pay. It turns out that the Prussian official did not know and he recorded in his tables all those taxes that Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka Prussian Jews were obliged to pay.

Only house holders Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka obliged to pay the chimney tax, which was between 2 to 8 florins. In that year this tax gathered florins.

The kingdom tax for the same year amounted to 2, florins. From all those taxes the Jews of Kutno only paid the first tax directly. The second was intended to cover the Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka on community debt and was not paid as a one-time tax but added it to the ritual slaughter payments according to a fixed levy.

The sum of the yearly Synagogale tax was Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka minimum of 2 florins and a maximum of The same year the income from it was 6, florins.

Income from the slaughtering tax, transferred in the lease, amounted to 3, florins. The total income collected by the community from taxes was 9, florins. The lowest tax was 2 florins and the highest 80 florins.

Annual Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka was 2, florins and 15 zloty. The indirect taxes which the landowner usually transferred in a charter were as follows: levy on butchers whose meat lease was from florins. The lease price Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka 1, florins a year.

All these taxes gave the land owner an annual income of 5, florins. In the report it is mentioned that the land owner leased out taxes 2 and 3 in order to dispense with the trouble of collection. It appears that formerly he used to collect the payments from the butchers by himself. In addition to the taxes paid to the various authorities, the community also levied taxes in order to cover civil expenses, payments to the land Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka, etc.

The list also notes the following leases: milk lease; lease on brewing which the land owner usually imposed on village Jews. As can be seen from the above list, the land owner squeezed significant sums as a favour to let Kutno Jews live in town.

In the year mentioned the Jews brought him 7, florins and 15 zloty. The total sum of the Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka taxes paid to the country, the community Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the land owner came to 19, florins and 15 zloty. According to the official account this sum can be divided into an average of Since families were eligible to pay tax, each family paid Out of wage earners, were taxable, which is The various exemptions have already been discussed; they are only listed here: most of the community clerks assistants poor people those who were eligible families not settled at the time of tax determination As a group which carried a heavy burden of taxes, the butchers can be selected.

In addition to general taxes they made special payments for the benefit of leases in slaughtering and delivery services. Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka should be noted that the extra payment for an ox came to 8 florins and 5 zlotys, and for a cow 7 florins and 24 zlotys. The price of an ox was florins and for a cow 50 florins. And from this, part of the various payments Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka percent of the value of the ox, and percent of a cow.

Of course, all this would be paid by the consumer. From this, it can be concluded that a Jew who was not wealthy could only enjoy eating meat on the Sabbath and Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka. From the three types of Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the village Jews Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka paid the state the poll tax, and to the land owner they paid the indirect taxes on the breweries and bars.

The levy of the poll tax in the village was approximately the same as in the town, an average of 6 florins per family. The Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka from this tax amounted to florins.

The land owner collected 14, florins from leasing the breweries and from bars florins was collected. As already mentioned, 50 florins were collected from leasing the smallest brewery and Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka, florins from the biggest. Money from leasing milk supply came to 20 florins. Only 66 out of 98 village families Thirty-two families did not pay taxes; of these, 26 families had only recently arrived; two Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka two poor families; two families who owed taxes for several years 1 tailor, 1 bar owner.

It was usual that out of 22 bar owners, only five paid rent and all of them declared that they do not intend to pay taxes as bar owners, to the lord of the village. There is no way of knowing if this was in fact the way or if it was a whim on the part of the land owner alone.

It is Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka that the land owner decided this by himself. The two slaughterers paid rent, since they also had occupations on the side.

The total sum of taxes levied on the village Jews reached 14, florins, which is an average of Compared to the town levy, the village levy per person was more than double, and per family it was more than three times greater.

Sixty-six families paid only The number of Jewish families in the town was four times Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka than that in the village and the total taxes amounted Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka only 28 percent compared to that in the village. The rent for various leases paid to the land owner in the village was twice that paid in the town: 14, florins compared to 7, florins. Rent from leases on distilleries in the village alone amounted to 14, florins.

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Table Taxes in town and village In town florins In village florins State tax 2, Community tax 9, Land owner tax 7, 14, Total 19, 14, 34, According to the above table, taxes paid to the Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka owner amounted to 21, florins, which were 64 percent of all the taxes, compared to 25 percent collected by the community and less than 10 percent state taxes.

As will be seen, this figure of those liable for tax was only on paper, and undoubtedly changed after Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka from each individual. Below the account is the signature of the Regent of Plock, and the date 8.

Typical of the Prussian taxation system was the clerk's inability to make do with increasing the number of those liable for tax on paper from tobut immediately increased the figure with a new account to people, and, a few lines later, to According to this, everyone was liable Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka tax, even infants in the cradle. The impression is credible that the two last figures were personal calculations made by an over-zealous and faithful clerk whose intention was to squeeze the population as much as possible.

This assumption is supported by the fact that these calculations were not signed by the regent as was the first reckoning. At all events, it is clear that the Prussian authorities increased the numbers of tax payers in comparison with the first list the official one if only that number of tax payers Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka greater by 27 percent than that in the days of the Polish authorities : The date is apparently incorrect since Stanislaw Augustus relinquished his throne in It is likely that before us is a mistake Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka an illiterate scribe or a forgery.

The contract clearly determines: Commercial monopoly of the land owner; Scope of Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka trade; The authority to which the Jews give supervision in judicial and court matters; Rights of Jewish inhabitants. To our great regret we were not able to obtain this important document. But in the end they rose up and set up independent communities with their own rabbis. The Prussian clerk noted that the Rabbi of Gostynin was not legal as he did not have the relevant qualifications and contrary to the laws of Israel, he also engaged in commerce!

Jewish residents from 71 villages in the area also belonged to the community and paid taxes to it. They were obliged under threat of excommunication to Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka to the town to give any information required. According to the Prussian clerk, the Kutno community at that time did not keep up any contact with communities in other areas of Prussia and not even with other communities in Poland.

As mentioned, in addition to the teachers from the community there were also private teachers. The number of clerks was very high and it is doubtful if that was indeed their number.

The statistics also refer to a synagogue and a religious seminary which were inside wooden buildings. Concerning the brick-built synagogue, whose building was started in and stopped owing to the difficult economic Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka, this was already discussed previously Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka synagogue was completed in the year [39].

The community also maintained guest houses. The income was derived Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka a direct tax which brought in 6, florins and also from slaughtering tax, which it is remembered, brought in 3, florins in Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka Together the income in reached a sum of Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka, florins.

Up to that time the land owner had levied the meat tax himself as compensation for the debt owed to him by the community. He collected 2, florins a year and only from onwards the fees from leased slaughtering went to the community treasury. The highest community tax was florins and the lowest was 2 florins. Whoever paid a lot to the state and the land owner, a lot was also taken from him for the community.

However, exceptions were also noted. Here certainly the whim of the landowner became a set custom. Although the burial society books have a record that a tenant from the village of Golmbow paid community tax, it is likely it does not mean community but poll tax to the state, which was also levied on village Jews. It must be Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka that the community suffered from a permanent financial deficit.

Two sources are available concerning the burial society at that time: a short report in the Prussian document and the register of the burial society itself. The register is from the yearbut there are some entries from earlier dates, from the year The pages from and afterwards are from the old ledger, and apparently they were torn from the old book and bound together with the new one.

During the Holocaust this ledger was lost, together with the community archives and other cultural treasures. The source of the regulations in the ledger is from the 19 th century. The records in the ledger are complementary with the report and relying on both, a reliable picture of the organization and activity of this institution is painted. At Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka head of the burial society stood managers who were elected in elections arranged on the concluding day of the Passover festival.

Slips bearing the names of registered voters were placed into a ballot box and it was customary to take out five slips. Up until that date they were obliged to appoint three managers for a period of tenure of one year and also three substitutes. However they were allowed some rights: they were allowed to let new members join and to add new regulations to the register, and also to fill the position of regulator in other communities. Passive voting rights were granted only after six years of membership and active rights after three years.

In contradiction to what was written in the Prussian document, the ledger emphasizes Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the managers were obliged to hand over a financial report at the time of the election assembly and that the accounts had to be confirmed by all present.

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Each month a different manager headed the society. The managers had to be financially stable and with no blemish in their way of life. In addition to matters relating to burial, other duties were imposed on them: visiting the sick, distributing benefits to the poor and festival refreshments to religious staff. The caretaker of the society had to stay overnight in the home of a sick person during the first days of the sickness; after that the society members did it, under the supervision of the monthly manager Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka summoned the members by little notes.

Later on, the burial society also had its own hospital. As already noted, the burial society usually donated money to the poor, widows and also the elderly, caretakers and other lower rank religious staff.

Going by the record ofmonthly support money amounted to 88 zloty. According to the Prussian document, inthe expenses of the society reached zloty a year. Society income was derived from membership fees, from donations paid into the collection boxes at funerals, from monthly payments made by the members for the poor, from income from the mikveh [ritual bath house] built with money from the society, and also from the sale of burial plots.

This last payment was paid according to the financial situation of the deceased. Of course, Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka were also conducted free of charge. A member of the society did not pay more than 10 zloty even if he was Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka rich.

The subscription fee for the son of a member was also 10 zloty outsiders paid more ; however, this could only be paid after marriage. The salary of the caretaker was paid from income from the ritual bath, from Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka collection box and an additional 30 zloty a year.

From the document, his monthly salary was zloty a Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka. Typical of the social strictness Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the society is an action concerning a member, the son of a butcher who had started to deal in his father's business, in Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka to his promise at the time of registration in the society that he would not do so. Because of this his voting rights were taken from him details from The burial society held an important place in the community and to a certain extent was in competition with the community council itself.

At times, the same people headed the two institutions at the same time inMosze Majzler Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka the community council and at the same time was the caretaker of the burial Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka.

As mentioned, the income from the ritual bath house was at the disposal of the society, and the society was informed of matters referring to charity, care of the sick, etc. Typical of the competing status of the burial society is a detail in the protocol from the year that three years previously that is, in the poll tax of a village lease holder from Golmbow was reduced following cancellation of a loan Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka zloty that he had borrowed in order to buy land for the extension of the cemetery.

It is characteristic that the guarantee for this loan was the silver finials of the scroll of the Law. According to the Prussian report this cash Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka had no great value since the only person putting money into it for some years was the manager in charge of it. Income was derived from donations made for the participation in readings of the Law in synagogue which brought in an average of zloty a year. The money was used for lighting in the synagogue and for small repairs, and covered expenses.

The report relates that the Prussian authorities remarked that an income of zloty a year seemed too small, since in other communities this amounted to several thousand florins. However, the caretakers and leaders explained that, because of the dilapidated condition of the synagogue the public did not attend services in the stormy winter days, and owing to this the income was low. The impoverished situation of the Jewish population at the end of the 18 th century was also reflected in the financial state of the communities which sank into debt, which was a burden on their condition.

It was their bad luck that their expenses grew at that time. The promotion of community taxes and introduction of consumer taxes on meat etc. Loans were fairly easy to obtain since in Poland banks appeared only at the end of the 18 th century and owners of capital did not have anywhere to invest their money. Because the church laws forbade the taking of interest, loans were willingly made to Jews, and especially to the community, which was then considered a more secure loan.

Credit was Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka by the farmers and the land owners, and especially by the rich clergy. However, owing to the impoverishment of the population and the inefficient management of the financial market in the community, the loans could not be paid and in order Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka pay the accumulated interest the leaders took Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka new loans.

In this way the debts of the community grew and reached hundreds of thousands of zloty. The various attempts that were made by the government of Poland to manage the debts were unsuccessful and the problem was handed down as an inheritance to the countries which divided up the kingdom of Poland between them. The community of Kutno was no exception. Their Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka was given by the land owner of Kutno. His successor, the lord Zantkowski, received as coverage for this sum, the rent from meat slaughtering leases which reached the sum of 2, florins a year.

In this way, the yearly deficit was florins. However, the Jews claimed to have paid in addition florins, but the accounts were not finalized. In this case, the Jews tried to prove that the land owner forced the agreement on them and that he illegally added further sums to the actual debt.

The report notes that it is likely that from the outcome of the trial the land owner returned the rent from meat slaughtering for the whole of the year to the community. The rich in the community bore the burden of the debt. As noted, they paid the land owner various sums on account of the debt.

At the same time the lease for meat slaughtering went up in price, to 3, florins. There is no Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka available concerning the state of the Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka of Kutno in the new political situation, since the above mentioned survey only deals with the previous period. The policy of the Prussian authorities towards the Jewish population in the Polish areas was dictated by fiscal motives, on the one hand, and by the character of the enlightened bureaucratic ruling Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka, according to the Prussian concept at that time, on the other hand.

According to an order from the yearthe Jews in south-east Prussia were subject to a list of economic restrictions: trade in the villages was forbidden; wage earners were forbidden to deal in secondary occupations etc. The authorities struck out at Jewish autonomy by limiting the power of the communities and rabbis to religious matters alone, cancelling the boycott and the organizing contacts between the communities.

In the same way, the burden of taxes was made heavier. The Polish Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka tax was upped from 3 to 10 zloty. New taxes were also added: army tax, tax on kosher meat, wedding payments, burial, etc. Only those over the age of 25 were allowed to marry, and only if they had a steady income and had capital. With the Prussian single mindedness and methods the police state attempted to destroy the Jewish life style, established for generations. Jews were Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka hurt by interference into the internal workings of the communities.

By a stroke of luck, this rule only lasted fourteen years.

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The Kutno community in the 19 th century and beginning of the 20 th During the time of the Grand duchy of Warsaw Kutno belonged to the district of Warsaw and the Jewish community was considered one of the important ones in Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka. However, the Napoleonic wars caused the Jewish population in the town to dwindle, and in the official estimate of the Kutno community was no more than 1, persons.

Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka that time, the percentage of Jews in the town's population was In negotiations with the grand duchy of Warsaw, the representative of the Jews of Kutno stood out: Head of the council, Mosze ben Jerimyahu Majzler. This tax was implemented by state law on 25 th March,for the amount of 3, Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka, and replaces all previous taxes.

However this amount was beyond all the paying power of the Jewish population which had become impoverished during the wars.

The amount of tax was 84 zloty per family, about four times the load that a family under Austrian rule had borne. All attempts by Majzler were fruitless.

However, it turns out that the economic situation among the village Jews was better than that of the town Jews.

In his letter to the head of the community council of Poznan, dated 22 nd Prostitutes Rawa Mazowieckahe wrote: To hear Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka reply of the minister of justice, nothing is left but for the mourner to rend his garment to pieces [1]. At the end of October Majzler attended a meeting of representatives of the Warsaw district communities, where there was a consultation session regarding the steps taken by the government to make changes in the distribution of the kosher meat tax between the various communities and the Warsaw community, in favour of the country towns.

And in the end the chancellor agreed to call a meeting of representatives of the Jewish population in the area of the entire grand duchy, which was held in Warsaw at the end of March Majzler as present among them, as the representative of Kutno and, together with Eliezer Mosze Efraim from Inowroclaw was Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka for an interview with the chancellor in the name of the entire assembly.

However, the representatives did not accept the stand of the Principalities' authorities and continued their battle against the injustice. Mosze Majzler, the Kutno representative, played an important part Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka this meeting, which attempted to persuade the government how honourable the demands of the Jewish population were [2].

While carrying out these activities, Majzler moved from Kutno to Leszno, where he fulfilled the post of civil representative for the community which was one of the most important in the grand duchy of Warsaw. At the beginning of an order was given stating that all questions to the government had to be made in Polish, but not one person could be found in Leszno who had reasonable command of the Polish language.

The wealthy community, therefore, turned to the head of the community of Kutno, who was not only fluent in the Polish Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka but Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka it turned out that as civil representative for the government he was well known for good connections with influential people [3]. The community of Leszno requested Majzler to become their representative at a salary of 8 taler a week and in addition to that he would receive half a Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka on each wedding tax [4].

And so, in JanuaryMosze Majzler signed, as one of the delegates for the Poznan district, on an agreement stating that the problems of the slaughtering tax and army service would be settled.

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In exchange for the Jewish representatives agreeing to put the tax up to 3 million zloty, the Jews were exempted from military service [5]. Majzler also continued in this position, also during the exciting years of Napoleon's journey to Russia [6].

After the abolishment of the grand duchy of Warsaw the district of Poznan was annexed to the large grand duchy of Poznan Then Majzler was heard of for the last time. On 13 th August he gave a patriotic speech in honour of the Prussian king Friedrich Wilhelm and his commissioner in the great grand duchy of Poznan, Prince Anatoly Radziwill. Rabbi Eliezer Brisz died in Kutno on Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka th Tishri He was extremely respected among his contemporaries.

During the time of the Polish rebellion it was discovered that a Jew from Kutno, by the name of Szymon Bryn served in Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka secret Russian police and was a deputy agent of Matias Szlay one of the leading agents in the secret police in Warsaw. Szymon Bryn, or Shymele as he was known in Kutno, studied at the religious seminary in his youth and, Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka he knew a little Polish, was Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka secretary for the community.

On a visit to Warsaw on community business he met Szlay who suggested to him that he should be a spy in Kutno. Szymon agreed and swore an Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka that he would be faithful to the police and tell the truth. In reward for his service at Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka he received 3 red zloty 54 Polish guldenand later 5 zloty. Apparently he submitted his reports in Yiddish and reported all that he saw and heard in Kutno.

But it seems that he did not have anything significant to report. During the uprising the police archives fell into the hands of the rebels and so the name of Szymon Bryn came to light.

In the spring of he was arrested and after interrogation his name was made public Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka a secret agent. The incident was no small sensation among the Jews of Kutno. Later on the authorities released him and from then on he was under police surveillance [9].

The Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka prosperity of Congress Poland also reached Kutno. The first buds of industry which started blossoming in the last decade of the 18 th century flourished well in the twenties of the 19 th century [10] and the prayer shawl factory was awarded a silver medal [11] at the industrial fair which was held in Warsaw in the year Following the opening of the Kalisz railway and the Vienna track inKutno turned into an important railway junction in the Plock district and also for the district of Kalisz, since these places had been cut off from a direct rail connection with Warsaw.

His father's enterprise was liquidated after he died. His grand-daughter Lily converted to Christianity and entered a convent in France. If converts are being discussed, also the Frankensztajn family should be mentioned [14]. Leon Frankensztajn was a merchant in Kutno in the second half of the 18 th century.

His son Alexander Leon served as an inspector in the tobacco monopoly for the Congress Poland treasury. His grandson, Edward, held an important post at the Russian embassy in Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka and was elevated to the Russian hereditary aristocracy. He was also known as a gifted violinist [15]. In the twenties of the 19 th century Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka was a school in the town for Jewish children.

There, secular subjects were taught and examinations were held for clerks in the town council. Before the war, certificates relating to this school were stored in the town hall archives. In the 30's the house owners of Kutno usually sent their children to learn secular subjects in Warsaw, and in Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka yearsthe brothers Icchak and Naftali Nelkin could be found at a rabbinical school in Warsaw which got a name among the orthodox Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka a nest of unbelievers ; at that time they were pupils in the second and third classes [16].

Hirsz Kopel, son of the wealthy Kutno merchant, learnt in the 50's at the medical-surgical academy in Warsaw [17]. During the years of the Polish rebellion, inDr.

Josef Handelsman held an important post in the neighbourhood of Kutno, and this interesting personality deserves attention. Josef Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka completed his studies at high school in Warsaw inand in at the medical school in Petersburg.

The young doctor quickly looked for a respected place in the society of the town, and owing to his specialty in brain inflammation diseases, many Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka thronged to him and he gained a reputation among both Jews and land owners. When the rebellion broke out Dr.

Handelsman was appointed head of the rebels for the whole area of Gostynin. He was very active in the rebellion and urged the Jews to cooperate with the rebels. One of them was Icik, servant of the Kutno merchant Hersz, who collected fees and donations from the Jews of Kutno for the rebels' funds. It can be assumed that by his influence, feelings of friendship prevailed between the rebels and the Jews in the Kutno area. At the Christmas celebrations a toast was raised towards unity between all the faiths and Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka.

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One of the rebels, by the name of Wiszniewski, was in charge of some craftsmen and among them some Jews; Dr. In Handelsman journeyed abroad to look for weapons. There he came into contact with the Jewish agents, Goldsztajn Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka Kaliszer. On return to Poland he was arrested and sentenced to exile in Siberia.

We do not know if indeed Handelsman was imprisoned in the fortress, Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka in any event, after he returned from going abroad, he stood trial again. This time he was sentenced to two years in prison. After serving his time he returned to Kutno; in he moved to Wloclawek and died there of old age in the year [18]. His eldest son, the Polish historian, Prof. Marceli Handelsman, was born from his Christian wife, and was brought up from birth as a Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka.

In he was murdered by the nationalist Polish underground N. The younger son, Josef, was a high school teacher. During the time of Handelsman and shortly afterwards Dr. Feliks Orensztajn served as doctor in Kutno and was highly esteemed.

He was born in Warsaw and completed his studies at the Faculty of Medicine in The same year he worked in Kutno where he worked as doctor for thirty-four years, until He died in from typhus which he contracted while treating his patients.

To his special credit is Dr. Orensztajn's development of a therapeutic centre at Ciechocinek. Also his research in the field of medicine won him praise among medical circles in Poland. Prostitutes Rawa Mazowieckahe emigrated to Israel and settled in Jerusalem where he died in [20]. After Rabbi Lajb left, apparently Kutno remained without Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka rabbi for two years.

Annual income was 2, florins and 15 zloty.

During the years of the reign of Alexander the Second the legal limitations which had been put on the Jews of Poland were lifted, and on 5 th June a law was declared giving equal rights to Jews. The greatest satisfaction was concerning the abolition of the kosher meat tax, which had been a burden on the Jewish population for scores of years. Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka same year Jews were granted the right to vote in municipal elections.

In connection with these events festive prayers were offered in the synagogue and religious seminary Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka Kutno.

The town Rabbi gave a sermon and Szlomo Icchak Oslowinski the cantor did not spare a special chant for the Czar, his representative in Poland the Grand Prince Constantine, and for the head of the civil administration Marquis Wielopolski, who supported the granting of equal rights to Jews at the Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka of their assimilation. It was he who persuaded the Czar to publish the ukases from and [21]. In the Hebrew newspapers from the second half of the 19 th century details were published about people and incidents characteristic of the way of life in those days.

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Oral history interview with Sabina Wojtczak Oral History Sabina Wojtczak, born Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka Chelmno, Poland indiscusses living near the church in Chelmno where Jewish prisoners were kept before they were gassed; witnessing Jewish men, women, and children arrive to the site; and seeing Jews being loaded into gas vans and driven away.

Oral history interview with Tadeusz Wojtczak Oral History Tadeusz Wojtczak, born in Poland near Chelmno, discusses witnessing several Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka of the murder of members of the Jewish community in his town. Oral history interview with Piotr Sadowski Oral History Piotr Sadowski, born in Warsaw, Poland indiscusses joining an underground youth group in ; being arrested and Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka to Auschwitz in ; falling ill in the Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka witnessing a selection while in the hospital; joining a work brigade called the strafkompanie penal work brigade ; becoming a singer in the camp; working on the construction of the first gas chamber; relations among prisoners in the camp; being sent to Dachau, Buchenwald, and Ohrdruf concentration camps; and liberation.

Oral history interview with Irena Stojak Oral History Irena Stojak, born in Usciaz, Poland indiscusses trading food with Jewish prisoners at the prison camp in Poniatowa; anti-Jewish violence; and a Jewish fugitive who was shot by partisans. Oral history interview with Wiktoria Bartler Oral History Wiktoria Bartler, born in Opole Lubelskie, Poland indiscusses the Jewish trade in the marketplace; living on the border of the ghetto; and witnessing Jewish children smuggle food into the ghetto.

Oral history interview with Pajak Wilibald Oral History Wilibald Pajak, born indiscusses living in Katowice, Poland during World War II; becoming a member of the underground; being arrested and sent to Auschwitz in ; meeting Jewish prisoners from across Europe; and the harsh working conditions in Auschwitz. Oral history interview with Wanda Marossanyi Oral History Wanda Marossanyi, born indiscusses her work in the underground in Szczawnica, Poland; Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka arrested and sent to Auschwitz in ; and her involvement in collecting property from prisoners in Birkenau.

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Oral history interview with Joanna Skorupska Oral History Joanna Skorupska, born in Pelkinie, Poland indiscusses the small prewar Jewish community in her village; the opening of a Russian prisoner of war camp; the massacre of Russians; the camp's transformation into a camp for Jews; witnessing the prisoners being forced to hand over their belongings; sexual assault; and witnessing the liquidation of the camp.

Oral history interview with Ksienia Jakimowicz Oral History Ksienia Jakimowicz, born in Orla, Poland indiscusses working for Jewish families before the war; her good relationships with her employers; learning Yiddish; prewar relations between Belarusians and Jews; the arrival of German forces; the creation of a ghetto; local coachmen being forced to take Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka prisoners to be deported to Auschwitz; and postwar relations between Poles and Jews.

Oral history interview with Jan Waga Oral History Jan Waga, born in Turbin TurobinPoland indiscusses prewar relations with the Jewish community; the local priest who hid Jewish people; his correspondence after the war with a Jewish friend; a mass killing; and violence against the Jewish community after the war. Oral history Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka with Stanislaw Kraus Oral History Stanislaw Kraus, born in in Szebnie, Poland, describes a Jewish man who moved to Szebnie before the war, went into hiding during the war, and survived the Holocaust; the deportation of the Jewish community of Jaslo to the Szebnie concentration camp; his role in the transportation of Jewish owned belongings to the Szebnie concentration camp; his membership in the Polish Home Army and their actions during the war; and his participation in Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka transport of corpses away from the concentration camp.

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Oral history interview with Sabina Maczka Oral History Sabina Maczka, born indiscusses the diversity in her town, Turobin, Poland, before the war; several cases of individual murders in ; a mass killing; providing food to a Jewish boy in hiding; deportations to Majdanek; the involvement of some Polish policemen in killings; and the destruction of the Jewish cemetery and synagogue.

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Oral history interview with Jan Zrodowski Oral Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka Jan Zdrowski, born in Trubin, Poland, discusses prewar relations between Jews and Christians; the creation of a Jewish council; a mass killing of the Jews following the German invasion; the roundup of the rest of the Jewish community; a second mass killing; the burial Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka hiding a Jewish boy; complicated village memories of the Judenrat and its relationship with the Nazi regime, with particular regard to non-Jewish Poles who were likely to aid the Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka community; and the survival Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka three Jewish people from Trubin.

Oral history interview with Jadwiga Wojciechowska Oral History Jadwiga Wojciechowska, born in Legionowo, Poland indiscusses living near Chelm, Poland during the war; the execution of a Jewish family; and witnessing a column of Jewish men, women, and children being driven by Ukrainian guards to Sobibor extermination camp.

Oral history interview with Janina Mielczarek Oral History Janina Mielczarek, born in Warta, Poland indiscusses prewar relations between Jews and Christians; anti-Jewish Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka public hangings; working at a party the Germans threw after the hangings; her father being taken for forced labor; local Poles who were forced into complicity; the roundup and imprisonment of the Jewish population; and a mass killing. Oral history interview with Remigiusz Krawczyk Oral History Remigiusz Krawczyk, born in Kalisz, Poland indiscusses the formation of the ghetto; its liquidation; and seeing a mass grave in the Jewish cemetery.

Oral history interview with Halina Marcinkowska Oral History Halina Marcinkowska, born in in Sieradz, Poland, describes her work as a researcher checking written testimonies and data pertaining to Jewish pogroms organized by anti-communist guerilla groups during and after in the Kalisz-Warta-Sieradz region; her work conducting interviews with witnesses of the pogroms; and her work collecting testimonies about the first use of gas trucks by German forces in Oral history interview with Henryk Maliszewski Oral History Henryk Maliszewski, born in in Siedlce, Poland, describes the liquidation of the Jewish ghetto in Siedlce, including the involvement of Jewish Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka, and the transport of Prostitutes Rawa Mazowiecka corpses.

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