48°07' / 28°32' Translation of Lyublin chapter from Pinkas
Hakehillot Romania Published by Yad Vashem Published in
Jerusalem, 1980 This is a translation from: Pinkas Hakehillot:
Encyclopedia of Jewish Communities, Romania, Volume II, pages
361-362, published by Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, 1980 JewishGen,
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Ala Gamulka Romanian and Russian Lublin Up to the Beginning of
World War One The settlement was founded by the Russian
government in 1842. The Jewish residents came from Kiev and
Yekaterinoslav. The total area of the settlement was 234
Disiatins (1 Disiatin = 11 Dunams). Each settler had 3.77