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Бойнак

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http://rujen.ru/index.php/%D0%B1%D0%BE%D0%B9%D0%BD%D0%B0%D0%BA
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БОЙНАК, село в Карабудахкентском р-не Республики Дагестан (Российская Федерация). В 19 — нач. 20 в. — с. Буйнак в Темирханшуринском окр. Дагестанской обл.В 1867 в Б. проживало 152 еврея, в 1886 — 90, в 1900 — 90 евреев.Евреи селились в Б. с 17 в. В 1886 в Б. имелись синагога, хедер, еврейское кладбище. Раввин был одноврем. шохетом и моэлом. @ru
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бойнак
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Бойнак
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Бойнак

From rujen-translation

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BOINAK, a village in the Karabudakhkent region of the Republic of Dagestan (Russian Federation). At 19 - early. 20th century - from. Buinak in Temirkhanshurinsky env. Dagestan Region. 152 Jews lived in Byelorussia in 1867, 90 Jews in 1886, and 90 Jews in 1900. Jews settled in Byelorussia from the 17th century. In 1886 there was a synagogue, a cheder, and a Jewish cemetery in Byelorussia. The rabbi was at the same time. shokhet and moel. @en
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BOINAK, ein Dorf in der Region Karabudakhkent in der Republik Dagestan (Russische Föderation). Um 19 - früh. 20. Jahrhundert - von. Buinak in der Temirkhanshurinsky env. Region Dagestan 152 Juden lebten 1867 in Weißrussland, 90 Juden 1886 und 90 Juden 1900. Ab dem 17. Jahrhundert ließen sich Juden in Weißrussland nieder. 1886 gab es in Weißrussland eine Synagoge, einen Cheder und einen jüdischen Friedhof. Der Rabbi war zur gleichen Zeit. Shokhet und Moel. @de
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Boynak @de
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Boynak @en

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