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The former Hewish school. In his childhood Joseph Stransky (1872-1936) lived here, a conductor and Mahler’s successor at the New York Philharmonic Orchestra (NYPO/NPO) in 1911. Potoce street No. 198.

Ledec nad Sazavou. Jewish school and in the back the Synagogue.

Ledec nad Sazavou. Jewish school and in the back the Synagogue.

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House of Abraham Herrmann (1807-1868) and Theresia Herrmann-Stern (1801-1875), which Abraham gained through his marriage

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