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District and city in the government of Ekaterinoslav, Russia, on the left bank of the Dnieper, below the rapids. In 1897 the Jewish population of the city was 884, and that of the district 5,316. The Jewish community possesses two synagogues and three schools.
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District et ville dans le gouvernement d'Ekaterinoslav, Russie, sur la rive gauche du Dnieper, au-dessous des rapides. En 1897 la population juive de la ville était de 884, et celle du district de 5,316. La communauté juive possède deux synagogues et trois écoles.
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