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Los Palmeros
Los Palmeros
Colony near Palacios and Mosesville reportedly named Bialystok.
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... Bialystoker Jewish immigration to Argentina be-
gan in the 1890’s. In fact, the colony of Los Palmeros,
near Palacios and Mosesville, was named Bialystok.
Succeeding generations of Bialystoker immigrants did
not build up this suburb but sought work opportunities
elsewhere in weaving. They were determined to trans-
plant their textile industry from Bialystok to Argentina,
inspiring older Bialystoker immigrants to do the same.
The community in Villa Lynch, owing to its fantastic
success and prosperity in textile manufacturing, has
been called the ‘‘Jewish Manchester.” ...Connected nodes
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Bialystoker Jewish community in Villa Lynch
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Villa Lynch
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Buenos Aires
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Palacios
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Mosesville
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Dr. Chaim Shoskes
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Zorach Ponieman
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Hersh Woltshansky
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Abraham Epstein
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Fishel Wolkowisky
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Velvel Rojsman
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Yitzchok Munacker
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