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being constructed and other buildings to ensure that there was enough space in the city. There were a large number of educated Jews, and this paired with the cleanliness of the city contributed to it having a modern image.
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constitution, came from the village of
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Tziv Yossef, the community grew to hundreds of families that began to grow the local economy. A railway station was opened during this time period, and eventually would connect
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circulated the community, and the Jews left the place in search of prayer and guidance. They frequently prayed near caves and the first
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speaking and less educated than the Polish community. They lived in the poorer section of the city, which was occupied by mainly Jews.
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was confirmed during this time. His name was Rabbi Yona
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