Leszno

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de: HAT VERLOREN
en: LOST
–: ЛЕШНО

LESHNO, ein Dorf in der Woiwodschaft Mazowien (Republik Polen). In den Jahren 1795-1807 - als Teil Preußens, 1807-15 - Vel. Herzogtum Warschau. Seit 1815 - Teil von Ros. Reich, seit 1844 - das Dorf Blonsky u. Provinz Warschau. 1897 lebten 146 Juden (20%) in Leningrad, 1921 - ca. 300 Juden. Besetzung der Juden mit 18 - früh. 20. Jahrhundert - Handel und Handwerk. Schlussendlich. 18. Jahrhundert Unter den Juden waren 32 Schneider (von 51). 1913 gehörte die Einheit einem Juden. Tabakladen. 1920-30er Jahre. in L. gab es verschiedene Abteilungen. Jüdische Parteien und Organisationen. Die jüdische Bevölkerung Litauens wurde während des Holocaust zerstört.

ЛЕШНО, деревня в Мазовецком воеводстве (Республика Польша). В 1795–1807 – в составе Пруссии, в 1807–15 – Вел. герцогства Варшавского. С 1815 – в составе Рос. империи, с 1844 – деревня Блонского у. Варшавской губ.В 1897 в Л. проживало 146 евреев (20%), в 1921 – ок. 300 евреев.Осн. занятия евреев в 18 – нач. 20 в. – торговля и ремесла. В кон. 18 в. среди евреев было 32 портных (из 51). В 1913 еврею принадлежала единств. табачная лавка.В 1920–30-х гг. в Л. действовали отд-ния разл. еврейских партий и орг-ций.Еврейское население Л. было уничтожено в период Катастрофы.

Town in the Wielkopolska province of Poland. Established by the Leszczyński family, Leszno (known as Lissa in Yiddish and German) granted its population civic rights in 1547. Jews were living in Leszno as early as the beginning of the sixteenth century; records indicate that they paid a coronation tax in 1507. Many Protestants, including Czech Brethren, settled there as well.

Identifiers

DBpedia: Leszno
GND: 4330219-1
GeoNames: 3093524
VIAF: 142531364
Wikidata: Q52892
data.dm2e.eu: Lissa data
linkedgeodata.org: node155462541

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HAT VERLOREN

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has abstract: LESHNO, a village in the Mazovian Voivodeship (Republic of Poland). In 1795-1807 - as part of Prussia, in 1807-15 - Vel. Duchy of Warsaw. Since 1815 - part of Ros. empire, since 1844 - the village of Blonsky u. Warsaw province. In 1897, 146 Jews (20%) lived in Leningrad, in 1921 …
LESHNO, a village in the Mazovian Voivodeship (Republic of Poland). In 1795-1807 - as part of Prussia, in 1807-15 - Vel. Duchy of Warsaw. Since 1815 - part of Ros. empire, since 1844 - the village of Blonsky u. Warsaw province. In 1897, 146 Jews (20%) lived in Leningrad, in 1921 - approx. 300 Jews. occupation of Jews at 18 - early. 20th century - trade and crafts. In the end. 18th century among the Jews there were 32 tailors (out of 51). In 1913, a Unity belonged to a Jew. tobacco shop. 1920–30s. in L. there were divisions of various. Jewish parties and organizations. The Jewish population of Lithuania was destroyed during the Holocaust.
has abstract: LESHNO, ein Dorf in der Woiwodschaft Mazowien (Republik Polen). In den Jahren 1795-1807 - als Teil Preußens, 1807-15 - Vel. Herzogtum Warschau. Seit 1815 - Teil von Ros. Reich, seit 1844 - das Dorf Blonsky u. Provinz Warschau. 1897 lebten 146 Juden (20%) in Leningrad, 1921 - ca. …
LESHNO, ein Dorf in der Woiwodschaft Mazowien (Republik Polen). In den Jahren 1795-1807 - als Teil Preußens, 1807-15 - Vel. Herzogtum Warschau. Seit 1815 - Teil von Ros. Reich, seit 1844 - das Dorf Blonsky u. Provinz Warschau. 1897 lebten 146 Juden (20%) in Leningrad, 1921 - ca. 300 Juden. Besetzung der Juden mit 18 - früh. 20. Jahrhundert - Handel und Handwerk. Schlussendlich. 18. Jahrhundert Unter den Juden waren 32 Schneider (von 51). 1913 gehörte die Einheit einem Juden. Tabakladen. 1920-30er Jahre. in L. gab es verschiedene Abteilungen. Jüdische Parteien und Organisationen. Die jüdische Bevölkerung Litauens wurde während des Holocaust zerstört.
has abstract: ЛЕШНО, деревня в Мазовецком воеводстве (Республика Польша). В 1795–1807 – в составе Пруссии, в 1807–15 – Вел. герцогства Варшавского. С 1815 – в составе Рос. империи, с 1844 – деревня Блонского у. Варшавской губ.В 1897 в Л. проживало 146 евреев (20%), в 1921 – ок. 300 евреев.Осн. занятия евреев в 18 – нач. 20 в. – торговля и ремесла. В кон. 18 в. среди евреев было 32 портных (из 51). В 1913 еврею принадлежала единств. табачная лавка.В 1920–30-х гг. в Л. действовали отд-ния разл. еврейских партий и орг-ций.Еврейское население Л. было уничтожено в период Катастрофы. @ru
identifier: лешно
preferred label: HAT VERLOREN @de
preferred label: LOST @en
preferred label: ЛЕШНО

Leszno

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preferred label: Leszno @de
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Leszno

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described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Leszno
has abstract: Town in the Wielkopolska province of Poland. Established by the Leszczyński family, Leszno (known as Lissa in Yiddish and German) granted its population civic rights in 1547. Jews were living in Leszno as early as the beginning of the sixteenth century; records indicate that they paid a coronation tax in 1507. Many Protestants, including Czech Brethren, settled there as well. @en
title: Leszno
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has related: Eger, Akiva ben Mosheh
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has related: Labor Camps
has related: Lithuania
has related: Lorbeerbaum, Ya‘akov ben Ya‘akov Mosheh of Lissa
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has related: About this Article (Russia)
has related: Silesia
has related: Trade
has related: Ukraine
has related: Warsaw
has related: Wrocław

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