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The ref calls it "קליין ליטוויש שטעטעלע" ('small
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I object to the drive-by commentary. I see no weakness in the sourcing, in fact there is in-depth coverage in multiple sources. As per notability - he was chairman of a trade union, a member of the soviet (i.e. city government), edited a number of publications, and was awarded official recognition
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Communist Party" says the following: "אין אוגוסט 1921 טרעט ער אַרײַן אין דער ליטווישע קאָמוניסטישע פּאַרטיי. אינגיכן ווערט ער ארעסטירט. נאָכן ארויסגיין אף דער פרײַ בײַט ער , לויט דער רעקאָמענדאַציע פון דער
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Source: Evrei i evreĭskiĭ narod: Jews and the Jewish people. Collected materials from the Soviet daily and periodical press. Sbornik materialov iz sovetskoĭ ezhednevnoĭ ĭ . Contemporary Jewish
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