Jewish Shtetl (Town): Difference between revisions
Created page with "'''Jewish Shtetl (Town)''' was the typical form of residence for Jews in Russia and Eastern European countries (which were mainly under Polish government). For hundreds of years, Jews used to live in cohesive towns and maintain an authentic Jewish way of life there. The Jewish towns were a symbol of rooted, authentic Jewish life and the proper way to manage a Jewish community. == Distribution == There were two main reasons for the existence of Jewish towns. One was the..." |
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* [[The Pale of Settlement]] | |||
* [[Storms in the Negev]] | |||
[[he:עיירה]] | |||