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civil servants came here, and office buildings, with a new town hall, courthouse, prison and schools were built. Several houses in the market square burned in the 1826 fire, which resulted in a construction boom, and in early 1846, farmers from villages around Jasło took part in the
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Jasło to receive their sentences. A Jewish lawyer represented the
Orthodox peasants, and described that the Jews in the area were not persecuted for handling lit candles openly, for which the Orthodox peasants were fined. The Ukrainian national group known as the
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Crucifixion,” which resides at the cemetery, was established in 1862. In 1860, the Austrian Imperial administration again declared the right for Jews to live inside the confines of Jasło. Afterwards, the
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September 1900, Jasło was visited by Emperor
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moved his headquarters to Jasło the following morning, after the line was pushed back several miles beyond the city. Following the war, in 1918, Poland regained independence and control of the town.
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in 1613. He revived the town and strengthened the prohibition against Jews, "because they hinder the townsmen in trade and buy up all the victuals," as described Strus, according to the
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of Jasło in 1733, and Jedrzej Moszczenski was the next starosta to take office. The starosta lived in a castle in
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1395:(in Polish). Główny Urząd Statystyczny. 2008. Archived from
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462:Koprzywnica
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1386:References
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1284:Truskavets
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