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An exterior view of Szabo’s Meat market in the Delray neighborhood of Detroit. Date unknown. Detroit, Michigan. (Photo property of Detroit News and the Walter P. Reuther Library).
Post-Soviet Graffiti seeks personal histories about Detroit’s old Jewish and Hungarian neighborhood: Delray. If you (or someone that you know) lived in Delray and are willing to share anecdotes about the neighborhood’s glory days, please email: info@PostSovietGraffiti.com. Interested in all types of stories, especially those of the neighborhood’s formerly Jewish and Hungarian identity. Thank you!
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An interior view of an unidentified Hungarian Bakery in the Delray neighborhood of Detroit. Date unknown. Detroit, Michigan. (Photo property of Detroit News and the Walter P. Reuther Library).
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Delray’s Hungarian Village. 1930s. Detroit, MIchigan. (Photo property of Charlie Z at http://bbandm.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/poor-old-delray/)