Region: Turquie (Anatolie du Sud-Est)
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Biredjik (or Birejik) is a small town on the Euphrates in southeastern Anatolia, whose Jewish presence is attested by 16th-century Ottoman fiscal sources and accounts of European travelers. The community, probably Sephardic, participated in the caravan trade of the region.
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