ЛИСИЧЕВО

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rdf:type: schema:Place
rdf:type: skos:Concept
described at: http://rujen.ru/index.php/%D0%BB%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%B8%D1%87%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%BE
has abstract: ЛИСИЧЕВО, село в Иршавском р-не Закарпатской обл. (Украина). Осн. в 15 в. В 19 – нач. 20 в. – в провинции Угорская Русь в составе Австро-Венгрии. В 1919–38 – в составе Чехословакии, в 1939–44 – Венгрии, в 1945–91 – УССР.В 1823 в Л. проживало 48 евреев (11,9%), в 1900 – 68 (8,2%), в 1938 – 111 евреев (9,2%).В мае 1944 евреи Л. были депортированы в Освенцим. @ru
dcterms:identifier: лисичево
skos:prefLabel: ЛИСИЧЕВО

has abstract: LISICHEVO, a village in the Irshavsky district of the Transcarpathian region. (Ukraine). Main in the 15th century. At 19 - early. 20th century - in the province of Ugorskaya Rus as part of Austria-Hungary. In 1919–38 it was a part of Czechoslovakia, in 1939–44 it was in Hungary, in 1945–91 it was in the Ukrainian SSR. In 1823, 48 Jews (11.9%) lived in Leningrad, in 1900 - 68 (8.2%), in 1938 - 111 Jews (9.2%) In May 1944 the Jews of Latvia were deported to Auschwitz. @en
has abstract: LISICHEVO, ein Dorf im Bezirk Irshavsky in der Region Transkarpatien. (Ukraine). Main im 15. Jahrhundert. Um 19 - früh. 20. Jahrhundert - in der Provinz Ugorskaya Rus als Teil von Österreich-Ungarn. In den Jahren 1919–38 gehörte es zur Tschechoslowakei, 1939–44 in Ungarn, 1945–91 in der ukrainischen SSR. 1823 lebten 48 Juden (11,9%) in Leningrad, 1900–68 (8,2%) 1938 - 111 Juden (9,2%) Im Mai 1944 wurden die lettischen Juden nach Auschwitz deportiert. @de
skos:prefLabel: LISICHEVO @de
skos:prefLabel: LISICHEVO @en