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TitoloThe importance of demography and patterns of settlement for an understanding of the Jewish experience in East-Central Europe

Autore

Gershon David Hundert

Call number947.004924/0023

Numero oggetto02344a

Luogo di pubblicazioneNew York, New York, United States

EditoreNew York University Press

Anno di pubblicazione

2007

Paginazionepp29-38

MaterialeArticle

SerieElie Wiesel Center for Judaic Studies series

ISBN9780814748015

NotesArticle from the book 'The shtetl: new evaluations' pp29-38

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By the mid 18th centruty, more than 70% of the Polish Jewish population lived in the eastern half of the Polish-Lithuanian commomwealth (today's eastern Poland, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania). These shtetlekh reflected an emerging socio-economic microsphere that brought together Jews and peasants.

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