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Village in Russia, in the Minsk province, with a population (1898) of 4,520 inhabitants, of whom 2,248 were Jews, including 256 artisans and 31 laborers. The Jews maintained three charitable institutions and a Talmud Torah with 45 pupils. During the rebellion of…
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Village de Russie, dans le gouvernement de Minsk, ayant une population (1898) de 4,520 habitants, dont 2,248 Juifs, parmi lesquels 256 artisans et 31 ouvriers. Les Juifs entretiennent trois institutions charitables et un Talmud Torah comptant 45 élèves. Pendant la rébellion de Chmielnicki (1648-49) les Cosaques massacrèrent de nombreux Juifs de cette localité.
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