Person · manufacturer
Binjomin Amdurski
Binjomin Amdurski
Entrepreneur whose factory existed for a long time.
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... From 1840-1880, Jewish manufacturing was primi-
tive; weaving looms were operated by hand. Conse-
quently, the manufacturers, lacking technical
knowledge, did not stay in business for long. Later, new
entrepreneurs like Aron Suraski, Tewja Slonimski,
Eliezer Abramowski, Binjomin Amdurski, and Judl
Kronenberg had more success; their factories existed for
a long time. ...Connected nodes
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