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Namaqualand

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Namaqualand, "Boiskin, 3"

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Date unknown

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of a young Morris Boiskin leaning against a car in Concordia.

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Boiskin, 2"

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Date unknown

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of a group of local tennis players. Pictured here is Alec Pasvolsky (back left), Phillip Levy (back right), Connie Wolf (middle) and, in the front, Edna and Freda Albert - a pair of sisters whose parents owned a store in O'okiep.

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Boiskin, 1"

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Date unknown

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of a group of men standing behind the counter at Solomon Fein's store in Concordia. Pictured on the left is Oscar Marcus and on the right is (first name unknown) Stein.

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Boiskin, 8"

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Date unknown

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of the Levy brother's store in Vioolsdrift.

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Boiskin, 4"

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1930

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of a group celebrating Rosh Hashanah in Springbok, 1930. Recognizable people in the back row are (from left to right): Morris Milner, Naomi Diamond, Mr Weisman and, Mr Reich (far right with cigarette). In the front row (from left to right): Miss Diamond, Alec Pasvolsky, Ida Jowel, Sidney Windisch (centre), Miss Diamond, and Mr Simon (far right).

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Boiskin, 6"

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1991

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Copy of a letter written by Morris Boiskin (residing in Sea Point, Cape Town at the time) to a Mr Kotze with information regarding the names and personal details of people in two photos (enclosed within the letter) which were taken in Namaqualand.

Photographer unknown