Textile factory (arch. Josef Baranski) – exemplarily renovated modernist building. Evangelical Lutheran Church (arch. Josef Baranski). Polish bank. Administration of Voivodeship (arch. Franciszek Papiewski). Manezh (org. Манеж) (arch. Josef Baranski). Residential building (“ocean” style). Apartment building (arch. Victor Garnysh, orig. Віктар Гарныш).
You will find out why Brest was called the “Capital of Lithuanian Jews”. Brest was exactly where Jews were granted a privilege by Vytautas the Great. The Soloveitchik family, well known in Lithuania, especially in Kaunas, originated from Brest. In 1923, the Felix Warburg Colony of wooden houses was built (not survived). The contemporary K. Zdanevich will tell about his childhood during the pre-war and war period, about the Jews of Volynka suburb. Valentin Tur (orig. Валянцін Тур) and Irina Moroz (orig. Ірына Мароз), enthusiasts of modern architecture and members of the initiative group Brest Constructivism, will also tell their family stories.