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Sadhora (Ukrainian: Садгора; German:
Sadagora; Polish:
Sadagóra; Romanian: Sadagura; Yiddish: סאדיגורא Sadigora, also
Sadagura and Sadiger) is a settlement...
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Judicial districts Czernowitz Czernowitz (first and
second sections),
Sadagora,
Streszents Kotzmann Kotzmann,
Zastawna Wischnitza Wischnitz, Waskoutz...
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Friedman Avrohom Yaakov Friedman of
Sadigura (1820–1883) Bnei Brak,
Israel Sadagóra,
Bukovina (now in Ukraine)
Slonim Shmuel Brozovosky;
Avrohom Weinberg Avraham...
- Remixed,
featuring remixes of
Amsterdam Klezmer Band tunes. The
track "
Sadagora Hot Dub" by
German DJ
Shantel ended up
being a hit that was pla**** prominently...
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representation of
Gustav Kirchhoff’s
diffraction formula. He was born in
Sadagóra, Bukovina, in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the son of
Margaret Brodowska...
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Probezhna Rachmastrivka Rava-Ruska
Rohatyn Rivne Rozdol Rozhniativ Ruzhyn Sadagóra Sambir Savran Seletin Sharhorod Shchirets Shepetivka Shpykiv Shumskoye...
- ISBN 978-973-703-141-9 und ISBN 973-703-141-5 With
Andrei Corbea-Hoişie: „Czernowitz bei
Sadagora“. Identitäten und
kulturelles Gedächtnis im mitteleuropäischen Raum, Hartung-Gorre...
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Kishinev (Moldova), then to Iasi (Romania) Austria, and then re-settled in
Sadagora (Bukovina-Ukraine),
where he
founded a
large synagogue and re-established...
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during the 1830s. An 1825
record provided by the
Austrian authorities in
Sadagora gives Alexandru's
citizenship as Venetian,
while listing "Moldavia" for...
- Bukovina,
ruled by the Austrians, part of the
Sadagura district (in
German Sadagora).
After the
Union of
Bucovina with
Romania on
November 28, 1918, the village...
