בִּילְגּוֹרַאי
Region: Pologne (Lublin)
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Biłgoraj (Lublin region, Poland) is the birthplace of Isaac Bashevis Singer, who drew on it for inspiration in several literary works. The Jewish community, attested since the 17th century, represented a substantial share of the population and maintained numerous religious and cultural institutions. In 1942, its Jewish inhabitants were deported to Belzec and almost entirely exterminated.
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