The exhibition shows a part of an unique photo cycle of the Jewish quarter in Lublin, which was directly taken before German occupation and became the starting point of Ulrike Grossarth's visual work several years ago. The pictures by the Lubin photographer Stefan Kiełsznia (1911-1987) show single streets from house to house. Right before the outbreak of the Second World War and the destruction and extinction of Jewish life, an extraordinary picture sequence was created, which recorded life in one of the Jewish centres of Poland. The photographies compile an inventory and are a rare documentation of common, everyday life in a Jewish quarter which had not been threatened by any danger and in which textile commerce and smaller manufacturers had dominated the street scape.