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Separate synagogue
separate synagogue
Synagogue established by the repressed Maskilim minority.
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... The Enlightenment (Haskalah) had long before
infiltrated Bialystok. Still, the Maskilim did not enjoy
much prominence. Actually they were a _ repressed
minority. Consequently they established their own
separate synagogue. Gradually the MHatzfirah
(Haskalah-oriented) newspaper began to circulate until
it attracted four hundred subscribers. No newsstands,
however, existed then in Bialystok. Since the older peo-
ple could not read Russian, they were satisfied with the ...Connected nodes
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