• Kobriny - Ciudad En Bielorrusia

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    El patrimonio multicultural de Kobryn presenta influencias de diversas culturas europeas. ... Bielorrusia. 110 m. Synagogue in Kobrin.

  • Peinture Murale de La Synagogue de Kobrin, Kobrin...

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    Photographie d'archives, Photographie, Kobrin, Lituanie, 20e siècle, 1er quart
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  • Файл:Synagogue in Kobrin 1b.jpg — Википедия

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    Краткое описание. ОписаниеSynagogue in Kobrin 1b.jpg. Русский: Здание бывшей синагоги в Кобрине. ... Использование в de.wikivoyage.org. Kobryn.

  • Kobrin History

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    In 1766 there were 924 Jews in Kobrin and the surrounding villages who paid poll tax. Spiritual leaders of Kobrin included *Bezalel b. Solomon of Kobryn (d...

  • KOBRIN: Grodno | Belarus | International Jewish Cemetery...

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    1900 Jewish population: 6,738. Yizkors: Kobryn; zamlbukh (an iberblik ibern yidishn Kobryn) (Buenos Aires, 1951); Book of Kobrin; the scroll of life and...

  • Kobrin Synagogue | to the Tourist | Tourist Kobrin

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    Moreover, the synagogue in Kobrin is unique: by the sizes it – one of the biggest in Belarus, similar knowledge of a synagogue is only in Minsk.
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  • 10 Things to Do in Kobrin Synagogue (Кобринская...)

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    Built in the late 16th century, the synagogue is a unique example of Jewish architecture and is considered one of the oldest surviving synagogues in the country.
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  • Synagogue (Kobryn) - zxc.wiki

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    Synagogue in Kobrin (2014). The synagogue in Kobryn , a Belarusian town in Breszkaya Woblasz , was built in the 19th century.

  • Ackman & Ziff Genealogy Institute at the Center for Jewish...

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    ), Poland, which was organized in 1903, and Bnai Moshe Chasidim De Kobrin (Sons of Moses, Pious Men of Kobrin), a brotherhood from the town of Kobryn...