Košice

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KOSHICE, ein Dorf in der Woiwodschaft Kleinpolen (Republik Polen). 1374 erhielt er das Magdeburger Gesetz. In den 16-18 Jahrhunderten. - als Teil des Commonwealth. In den Jahren 1795-1807 - als Teil Preußens, 1807-15 - Vel. Herzogtum Warschau. Seit 1815 - Teil von Ros. Reich, seit 1867 - Posad Pinchovsky u. 1827 lebten 24 Juden (4%) in Kasachstan, 1856 - 32 (5,5%), 1897 - 366 (34,8%), 1921 - 678 (48%), 1931 - IN ORDNUNG. 900 Juden. 19. Jahrhundert In K. wurde eine Gemeinschaft organisiert, es gab mehrere. Synagogen gab es einen jüdischen Friedhof. Main Bereiche der wirtschaftlichen. Aktivitäten der Juden K. in 19 - früh. 20. Jahrhundert - Handel (einschließlich Getreide), Kunsthandwerk (Schneiderei, Schuhmacherei, Zimmerei). Juden gehörten mehreren an. Bäckereien. Der Arzt Yankel Pugerman arbeitete 1891 in Kasachstan. Die Rabbiner in Kasachstan waren: ab 1878 - Naftoli Vayblank, Mordkhe-Itskhok Stashevsky und ab 1924 - Chaim-Meir Tsinman. 1926 wurde ein Philanthrop gegründet. Kasse, eine jüdische Bibliothek ist geöffnet. Aktive zionistische Aktivitäten wurden durchgeführt. In den 1920er und 30er Jahren. in K. gab es verschiedene Abteilungen. Jüdische Parteien und Organisationen. 5. Sept. 1939 wurde K. von Wehrmachtseinheiten besetzt. Der Judenrat wurde gegründet. Am Sept. 1942 wurden Juden aus Kasachstan in das Vernichtungslager Belzec geschickt.

КОШИЦЕ, деревня в Малопольском воеводстве (Республика Польша). В 1374 получил Магдебургское право. В 16–18 вв. – в составе Речи Посполитой. В 1795–1807 – в составе Пруссии, в 1807–15 – Вел. герцогства Варшавского. С 1815 – в составе Рос. империи, с 1867 – посад Пинчовского у. Келецкой губ.В 1827 в К. проживало 24 еврея (4%), в 1856 – 32 (5,5%), в 1897 – 366 (34,8%), в 1921 – 678 (48%), в 1931 – ок. 900 евреев.В сер. 19 в. в К. была организована община, действовало неск. синагог, имелось еврейское кладбище. Осн. сферы экономич. деятельности евреев К. в 19 – нач. 20 в. – торговля (в т. ч. зерном), ремесла (портновское, сапожное, плотницкое). Евреям принадлежало неск. пекарен. В 1891 в К. работал врач Янкель Пугерман.Раввинами в К. были: с 1878 – Нафтоли Вайбланк, Мордхе-Ицхок Сташевский, с 1924 – Хаим-Меир Цинман. В 1926 создана благотворит. касса, открыта еврейская б-ка. Велась активная сионистская деятельность. В 1920–30-х гг. в К. действовали отд-ния разл. еврейских партий и орг-ций.5 сент. 1939 К. оккупировали части вермахта. Был создан юденрат. В сент. 1942 евреев К. отправили в лагерь уничтожения Белжец.

City in the center of eastern Slovakia. Košice (Hun., Kassa; Ger., Kaschau) belonged to Greater Hungary until World War I and was the seat of Abaúj-Torna county. Jews first settled in Kassa only after the Diet of 1839–1840 passed legislation permitting them to live in royal free towns. Until that time, Jews lived in nearby Rozgony and would come to the Kassa fairs. Town officials tried to impede Jewish settlement even after 1840, in an attempt to protect Christian trade guilds. Nonetheless, the Jewish community started to grow significantly after the 1850s: Kassa had 2,178 Jews in 1869 and 6,723 in 1910 (10% and 15.2% of the total population respectively), making it one of the larger Jewish communities in Hungary.

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DBpedia: Košice
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Wikidata: Q25409
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KOSHICE

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has abstract: KOSHICE, a village in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship (Republic of Poland). In 1374 he received the Magdeburg Law. In the 16-18 centuries. - as part of the Commonwealth. In 1795-1807 - as part of Prussia, in 1807-15 - Vel. Duchy of Warsaw. Since 1815 - part of Ros. empire, from 186…
KOSHICE, a village in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship (Republic of Poland). In 1374 he received the Magdeburg Law. In the 16-18 centuries. - as part of the Commonwealth. In 1795-1807 - as part of Prussia, in 1807-15 - Vel. Duchy of Warsaw. Since 1815 - part of Ros. empire, from 1867 - Posad Pinchovsky u. In 1827, 24 Jews (4%) lived in Kazakhstan, in 1856 - 32 (5.5%), in 1897 - 366 (34.8%), in 1921 - 678 (48%), in 1931 - OK. 900 Jews. 19th century in K. a community was organized, there were several. synagogues, there was a Jewish cemetery. Main spheres of economic. activities of Jews K. in 19 - early. 20th century - trade (including grain), handicrafts (tailoring, shoemaking, carpentry). Jews belonged to several. bakeries. The doctor Yankel Pugerman worked in Kazakhstan in 1891. The rabbis in Kazakhstan were: from 1878 - Naftoli Vayblank, Mordkhe-Itskhok Stashevsky, and from 1924 - Chaim-Meir Tsinman. In 1926, a philanthropist was founded. cash desk, a Jewish library is open. Active Zionist activities were carried out. In the 1920s and 30s. in K. there were divisions of various. Jewish parties and org-tions. 5 Sept. 1939 K. was occupied by Wehrmacht units. The Judenrat was created. On Sept. 1942 K. Jews were sent to the Belzec extermination camp.
has abstract: KOSHICE, ein Dorf in der Woiwodschaft Kleinpolen (Republik Polen). 1374 erhielt er das Magdeburger Gesetz. In den 16-18 Jahrhunderten. - als Teil des Commonwealth. In den Jahren 1795-1807 - als Teil Preußens, 1807-15 - Vel. Herzogtum Warschau. Seit 1815 - Teil von Ros. Reich, sei…
KOSHICE, ein Dorf in der Woiwodschaft Kleinpolen (Republik Polen). 1374 erhielt er das Magdeburger Gesetz. In den 16-18 Jahrhunderten. - als Teil des Commonwealth. In den Jahren 1795-1807 - als Teil Preußens, 1807-15 - Vel. Herzogtum Warschau. Seit 1815 - Teil von Ros. Reich, seit 1867 - Posad Pinchovsky u. 1827 lebten 24 Juden (4%) in Kasachstan, 1856 - 32 (5,5%), 1897 - 366 (34,8%), 1921 - 678 (48%), 1931 - IN ORDNUNG. 900 Juden. 19. Jahrhundert In K. wurde eine Gemeinschaft organisiert, es gab mehrere. Synagogen gab es einen jüdischen Friedhof. Main Bereiche der wirtschaftlichen. Aktivitäten der Juden K. in 19 - früh. 20. Jahrhundert - Handel (einschließlich Getreide), Kunsthandwerk (Schneiderei, Schuhmacherei, Zimmerei). Juden gehörten mehreren an. Bäckereien. Der Arzt Yankel Pugerman arbeitete 1891 in Kasachstan. Die Rabbiner in Kasachstan waren: ab 1878 - Naftoli Vayblank, Mordkhe-Itskhok Stashevsky und ab 1924 - Chaim-Meir Tsinman. 1926 wurde ein Philanthrop gegründet. Kasse, eine jüdische Bibliothek ist geöffnet. Aktive zionistische Aktivitäten wurden durchgeführt. In den 1920er und 30er Jahren. in K. gab es verschiedene Abteilungen. Jüdische Parteien und Organisationen. 5. Sept. 1939 wurde K. von Wehrmachtseinheiten besetzt. Der Judenrat wurde gegründet. Am Sept. 1942 wurden Juden aus Kasachstan in das Vernichtungslager Belzec geschickt.
has abstract: КОШИЦЕ, деревня в Малопольском воеводстве (Республика Польша). В 1374 получил Магдебургское право. В 16–18 вв. – в составе Речи Посполитой. В 1795–1807 – в составе Пруссии, в 1807–15 – Вел. герцогства Варшавского. С 1815 – в составе Рос. империи, с 1867 – посад Пинчовского у. Кел…
КОШИЦЕ, деревня в Малопольском воеводстве (Республика Польша). В 1374 получил Магдебургское право. В 16–18 вв. – в составе Речи Посполитой. В 1795–1807 – в составе Пруссии, в 1807–15 – Вел. герцогства Варшавского. С 1815 – в составе Рос. империи, с 1867 – посад Пинчовского у. Келецкой губ.В 1827 в К. проживало 24 еврея (4%), в 1856 – 32 (5,5%), в 1897 – 366 (34,8%), в 1921 – 678 (48%), в 1931 – ок. 900 евреев.В сер. 19 в. в К. была организована община, действовало неск. синагог, имелось еврейское кладбище. Осн. сферы экономич. деятельности евреев К. в 19 – нач. 20 в. – торговля (в т. ч. зерном), ремесла (портновское, сапожное, плотницкое). Евреям принадлежало неск. пекарен. В 1891 в К. работал врач Янкель Пугерман.Раввинами в К. были: с 1878 – Нафтоли Вайбланк, Мордхе-Ицхок Сташевский, с 1924 – Хаим-Меир Цинман. В 1926 создана благотворит. касса, открыта еврейская б-ка. Велась активная сионистская деятельность. В 1920–30-х гг. в К. действовали отд-ния разл. еврейских партий и орг-ций.5 сент. 1939 К. оккупировали части вермахта. Был создан юденрат. В сент. 1942 евреев К. отправили в лагерь уничтожения Белжец.
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Košice

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Košice

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has abstract: City in the center of eastern Slovakia. Košice (Hun., Kassa; Ger., Kaschau) belonged to Greater Hungary until World War I and was the seat of Abaúj-Torna county. Jews first settled in Kassa only after the Diet of 1839–1840 passed legislation permitting them to live in royal free …
City in the center of eastern Slovakia. Košice (Hun., Kassa; Ger., Kaschau) belonged to Greater Hungary until World War I and was the seat of Abaúj-Torna county. Jews first settled in Kassa only after the Diet of 1839–1840 passed legislation permitting them to live in royal free towns. Until that time, Jews lived in nearby Rozgony and would come to the Kassa fairs. Town officials tried to impede Jewish settlement even after 1840, in an attempt to protect Christian trade guilds. Nonetheless, the Jewish community started to grow significantly after the 1850s: Kassa had 2,178 Jews in 1869 and 6,723 in 1910 (10% and 15.2% of the total population respectively), making it one of the larger Jewish communities in Hungary.
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