The expedition group went to the former Jewish town Lyubcha. At the entrance to the town there is a roadside sign... which is not the historical coat of arms of Lyubcha. The real coat of arms of Lyubcha is a horseshoe and two…

But in the town of Lyubcha, the former buildings have been partially preserved. Wooden and stone houses. The building of the white synagogue, which now houses the House of Culture, has been preserved. Nearby is another synagogue, and…

The current building of the Lyubcha House of Culture is the former "white" synagogue. The granddaughter of a Lyubcha teacher joined the expedition group. The guide mentions that the Navahrudak museum keeps two books of religious content…

According to sources and memories, the building near the former "white" synagogue, and now the House of Culture, used to be the Lyubcha mikvah (ritual bathhouse). Tamara Vyarshytskaya reads next to the former mikvah a story from a Jewish…

A resident of Lyubcha, Anna Adamauna Litsvin, born in 1927 (born in the village of Antonauka - Navahrudak district, Lyubcha commune), tells how people lived in agrarian Belarus under the landowners, what matzoth the Jews had. About the…