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Region: Pologne (Lublin)
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Izbica (Lublin region) was an important center of Polish Hasidism, seat of the Izbica-Radzyn dynasty founded by Mordechai Leiner (the Mei HaShiloah). During the Shoah, the Nazis turned the town into a transit ghetto: between 1942 and 1943, tens of thousands of Jews from Poland, Germany, Bohemia, and Austria passed through it before being murdered at Sobibor and Belzec.
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