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Many of the buildings connected with pre-war Polish Jewry, once 50% of the local population, remain here. They are: the synagogue at ul. Piwonia 3 (ul. Szeroka), rebuilt in 1924 and converted into aclothing factory after the Second World War; the beth ha-midrash (house of learning); the mikvah (ritual bath) from the beginning of the 20th century (ul. Piwonia 1), later turned into acinema; and the former Jewish Community centre (ul. Zjednoczenia 31).

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The texts presented here were originally published in the guide Where the Tailor Was a Poet..., by Adam Dylewski (Pascal).
There is no convenient direct road from Kock to Parczew, only the local one through Tarkawica, Czemierniki, Siemien (40 km). You can also continue on road 19 to Radzyn Podlaski and turn here on to road 814 to get on to road 815 to Parczew (in all 52 km). From Parczew to Lublin you can return directly on roads 815 and 19 (41 km).
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