Editing Lubavitch (section)

== Population ==
At its peak, Lubavitch was home to hundreds of Jewish families, with a vibrant community life centered around study, prayer, and trade. Jews in Lubavitch worked as merchants, craftsmen, and scholars. During the annual January fairs, the Jewish traders would showcase their skills and goods, attracting buyers and sellers from across the region.

Over time, as political and economic circumstances shifted, the Jewish population in Lubavitch dwindled. By the late 19th and early 20th centuries, emigration and upheavals left the town with far fewer residents.