The communities' leaders decided to safeguard some of their relics – the archives were shipped to Jerusalem, the library to Vilnius, and the museum to the United States. At the same time, mounting fiscal pressure forced the synagogue to sell the organs to Kraków, candlesticks to Warsaw, and the benches to Nowy Port.
The communities' leaders made decisions to safeguard some of their cultural treasures – archives were relocated to Jerusalem, a library was sent to Vilnius, and a museum was transported to the United States. Simultaneously, financial constraints prompted the sale of specific items: musical instruments went to Kraków, candelabras to Warsaw, and pews to Nowy Port.