This article studies the photographic methods that the Poland-based Landkentnish (Yiddish for “knowing the land”) movement employed in the interwar period to promote Jewish culture and Poland as a home for the Jewish people. The movement wished to increase the exposure of Polish Jews to Poland’s diverse landscapes in order to strengthen their connection to the Polish land. It also aspired to create archives of local Jewish cultural heritage to attest to the long history of Polish Jewry and to the contributions that Jews had made to Polish society. After tracing the movement’s origins, the article explores the concentrated efforts that it made to provide its members with photographic knowledge and education. Analyzing the photographic sources and resources that the movement created, the exhibitions that it put on display, and its employment of snapshots, the article demonstrates how photography assisted the movement in realizing its key aims and objectives.

本文研究了两次世界大战期间波兰的Landkentnish（意为“了解土地”的犹太运动）运动在摄影中推广犹太人文化的摄影方法以及波兰作为犹太人民的家园的摄影方法。该运动希望增加波兰犹太人对波兰多样化景观的接触，以加强他们与波兰土地的联系。它还渴望创建当地犹太文化遗产的档案，以证明波兰犹太人的悠久历史以及犹太人对波兰社会的贡献。在追踪了运动的起源之后，本文探索了为向其成员提供摄影知识和教育而进行的集中努力。分析机芯创造的摄影资源和资源，展示的展览，