Dorohoi

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Romanian town on the border between Moldavia and Bucovina. An important entrepôt for trade with Poland, Dorohoi attracted Jews as early as the fifteenth century, but the oldest documented reference to their presence is a gravestone dating to 1656. Among the Jews who were called upon to establish or to populate towns in Moldavia, a few settled in Dorohoi. A charter (hrisov) issued by prince Constantin Şuțu in 1795 includes a list of duties and taxes payable by Jews.

Identifiers

GND: 4875372-5
GeoNames: 8334728
VIAF: 150754539
Wikidata: Q756587

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Dorohoi

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Dorohoi

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described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Dorohoi
has abstract: Romanian town on the border between Moldavia and Bucovina. An important entrepôt for trade with Poland, Dorohoi attracted Jews as early as the fifteenth century, but the oldest documented reference to their presence is a gravestone dating to 1656. Among the Jews who were called upon to establish or to populate towns in Moldavia, a few settled in Dorohoi. A charter (hrisov) issued by prince Constantin Şuțu in 1795 includes a list of duties and taxes payable by Jews. @en
title: Dorohoi
alternative label: Dorohoi
preferred label: Dorohoi
has related: Bessarabia
has related: Betar
has related: Bucharest
has related: Bucovina
has related: Călugăru, Ion
has related: Charity
has related: Crafts
has related: Iaşi
has related: Maccabi Movement
has related: Mihăileni
has related: Moldavia
has related: About this Article (Poland)
has related: Rădăuţi
has related: Shomer ha-Tsa‘ir, Ha-
has related: Trade
has related: Transnistria
has related: Youth Movements
has related: Zionism and Zionist Parties

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