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This is partly a matter of ignorance — who would have guessed that there is a city in the Ukraine, called Berdichev, that even in 1865 had two hundred thousand inhabitants?
Moshe and His Brothers Malouf, David 1987
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By July 7, the northwestern Ukrainian town of Berdichev had fallen, and on the 10th the Germans entered Zhitomir, just to the north.
Deathride John Mosier 2010
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By July 7, the northwestern Ukrainian town of Berdichev had fallen, and on the 10th the Germans entered Zhitomir, just to the north.
Deathride John Mosier 2010
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Raquel Liberman was born in Berdichev in the Ukraine on July 10, 1900.
Raquel Liberman. 2009
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Rabbi Levi Isaac of Berdichev (c. 1740 – 1810) assured a poor young man that the rumors were false and that once they married, they would have a son like himself.
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In the Ukrainian town of Berdichev, Jewish women were forced to swim across a wide river until they drowned.
Untold stories of the Holocaust.... GayandRight 2009
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Her long novella Srulik der protsentnik, oder Yankenyu (Srulik the middleman, or Yankenyu) was published as part of a collection entitled Dos heilige land (The Holy Land), edited by Berte Flekser and Yisroel Naroditski (Zhitomir 1891), which appeared in Berdichev earlier that same year.
Yiddish: Women's Participation in Eastern European Yiddish Press (1862-1903). 2009
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Another noteworthy point is that the women hailed from mid-sized to large cities in the southern regions of the Russian Empire: Izabela came from Grodno, Lerner from Berdichev, Rokhel Brokhes from Minsk, and so on.
Yiddish: Women's Participation in Eastern European Yiddish Press (1862-1903). 2009
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Like one of the main characters in Life and Fate, he had delayed asking her to leave Berdichev for Moscow when it became clear that the city was going to fall to the Germans, in part because of objections from his wife, who feared crowding in their small apartment.
The Real Patriotic War Applebaum, Anne 2006
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Rabbi Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev, in the Ukraine, was an 18th century Hassidic rabbi who was famous for his pleas on behalf of the suffering.
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