Mezhyrichi

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–: Mezhirichi

Village on the Stava River (Pripiat’ basin) in Ukraine’s Rivne (Rovno) region. Mezhyrichi, known as Mezhirech in Russian and Międzyrzecz in Polish, was called Mezhirich Gadol by Jews; currently known as Velikie Mezhyrichi (Great Mezhyrichi), it has also been referred to as Mezhyrichi Koretskie. From 1569 it was in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, and from 1793 in the Korets district of the Russian Empire’s Volhynia province. Between 1921 and 1939 the town belonged to independent Poland.

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Wikidata: Q2580559

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Mezhyrichi

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described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Mezhyrichi
has abstract: Village on the Stava River (Pripiat’ basin) in Ukraine’s Rivne (Rovno) region. Mezhyrichi, known as Mezhirech in Russian and Międzyrzecz in Polish, was called Mezhirich Gadol by Jews; currently known as Velikie Mezhyrichi (Great Mezhyrichi), it has also been referred to as Mezhyrichi Koretskie. From 1569 it was in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, and from 1793 in the Korets district of the Russian Empire’s Volhynia province. Between 1921 and 1939 the town belonged to independent Poland. @en
title: Mezhyrichi
alternative label: Mezhirichi
alternative label: Mezhyrichi
preferred label: Mezhyrichi
has related: Bet ha-Midrash
has related: Dov Ber of Mezritsh
has related: About this Article (Hasidism)
has related: Heder
has related: Judenräte and Other Representative Bodies
has related: Ostrog
has related: Poland before 1795 (Poland)
has related: Rivne
has related: Russian Empire (Russia)
has related: Tarbut
has related: Ukraine
has related: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

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