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L. Fajans
L. Fajans
Translator of the epitaph into Yiddish.
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All the victims of this pogrom were buried in a
mass grave, in a prestigious place within the old Jewish
cemetery in Bialystok. Above this grave a tall monu-
ment was erected, inscribed with a special epitaph, in
Hebrew, by the well-known poet Zalman Sznejur. This
inscription was. translated into Yiddish by L. Fajans
and into English as follows: ...Connected nodes
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Old Jewish Cemetery in Bialystok
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L. Fajans → L. Fajans translated the epitaph into Yiddish.
translated into Yiddish by L. Fajans
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- Yiddish translation of epitaph