יהודי וילנה, ירושלים דליטא
Region: Lituanie
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Nicknamed the 'Jerusalem of Lithuania', Vilna was the heart of the Lithuanian (Litvak) world and the home of the Vilna Gaon, the foremost opponent of Hasidism. A centre of Talmudic study, printing (the Romm press) and secular Yiddish culture, it gave birth to the Bund. Its flourishing community was annihilated in the Holocaust.
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