Liozna: Revision history

13 April 2025

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9 February 2025

• curprev 19:2319:23, 9 February 2025 Raphaelwilmowsky talk contribs 5,429 bytes +5,429 Created page with "Liozna (English: Liozno, Russian: Лиозно) is an urban settlement in the Mohilev region of Belarus, which served as the cradle of Chabad Chassidus. Today, most of the settlement's residents are non-Jews, and no trace remains of the place's glorious Jewish heritage. == History == The settlement of Liozna was established in 1525 in an area bordering between the Vitebsk district and the Orsha district in Belarus (White Russia), which was then under Polish government c..." Tag: Visual edit