Клин
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- same as
- http://linkedgeodata.org/triplify/node82452220
From rujen
- rdf:type
- place
- rdf:type
- skos:Concept
- described at
- http://rujen.ru/index.php//index.php/%D0%BA%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BD
- has abstract
- КЛИН, город, районный центр в Московской обл. (Российская Федерация). Изв. с 1234. С 1781 – уездный город Московского наместничества, с 1796 – губ.В 1878 в К. проживало 38 еврейских семей, в 1926 – 94 еврея (1,1%), в 1939 – 300 (1,1%), в 1970 – 292 (3,6%), в 1989 – 167 евреев (10,2%).В 1878 в К. была открыта синагога.23 нояб. 1941 К. оккупировали части вермахта. Большинство евреев успело эвакуироваться. Осенью – зимой 1941 все оставшиеся в К. евреи были убиты.В 2003 в К. проживало ок. 150 евреев.В К. род. Ю.П.Лисицын, М.И.Прудкин.
- identifier
- клин
- alternative label
- Клин
- alternative label
- Клину
- preferred label
- Клин
- has related
- Лисицын
- has related
- Прудкин
From rujen-translation
- has abstract
- KLIN, Stadt, regionales Zentrum in der Region Moskau. (Die Russische Föderation). Izv. ab 1784. Ab 1781 war es eine Kreisstadt des Moskauer Gouverneurs, ab 1796 eine Provinz. 1878 lebten 38 jüdische Familien in Kasachstan, 1926 - 94 Juden (1,1%), 1939 - 300 (1,1%) 1970 - 292 (3,6%), 1989 - 167 Juden (10,2%) 1878 wurde in Kasachstan eine Synagoge eröffnet. 1941 wurde K. von Wehrmachtseinheiten besetzt. Den meisten Juden gelang die Evakuierung. Im Herbst und Winter 1941 wurden alle in Kasachstan verbliebenen Juden getötet. 150 Juden in Kasachstan. Yu.P. Lisitsyn, M. I. Prudkin.
- has abstract
KLIN, city, regional center in the Moscow region. (Russian Federation). Izv. from 1234. From 1781 it was a district town of the Moscow governorship, from 1796 - a province. In 1878 38 Jewish families lived in Kazakhstan, in 1926 - 94 Jews (1.1%), in 1939 - 300 (1.1%), in 1970 - 2…
KLIN, city, regional center in the Moscow region. (Russian Federation). Izv. from 1234. From 1781 it was a district town of the Moscow governorship, from 1796 - a province. In 1878 38 Jewish families lived in Kazakhstan, in 1926 - 94 Jews (1.1%), in 1939 - 300 (1.1%), in 1970 - 292 (3.6%), in 1989 - 167 Jews (10.2%) In 1878 a synagogue was opened in Kazakhstan. 23 Nov. 1941 K. was occupied by Wehrmacht units. Most of the Jews managed to evacuate. In the autumn and winter of 1941, all Jews remaining in Kazakhstan were killed. In 2003, approx. 150 Jews in Kazakhstan. Yu.P. Lisitsyn, M.I. Prudkin.- preferred label
- Keil
- preferred label
- Wedge