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Bassy, ​​considered to be the first Jewish settler in the town, arrived at the time of the construction of the Bielsk-Hajnówka-Bialowieza railway line. Bassy lived in a red brick building that existed until the 1960s near the railway station. Bessa also had four squares and wooden houses. He handled wood. His daughter Emma married Ignacy Lipella, who came to Hajnowka from Warsaw in 1923 to start a sawmill. Ignacy became military, his son Pejsach was the only survivor of the Second World War. Rodzina Lepellów z Hajnówka Isaac Lipel, wnuk Emmy i Ignacego odwiedził Hajnówkę. Dom Bassy przetrwał do lat 60. XX wieku. Źródło: sztetl.org (jk)