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The Tarbut Library was one of the most stable cultural institutions in Yedinitz. For many years it was the only public library in town. Prior to it was the Popular Library established by Prince Kazimir at the end of the 19th century. It was located on China. Most of its books were in Russian.
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1. ------ 2. Oren Friedman 3. Yasha Shitz (Israel) 4. Nyuma Chort 5. Yaakov Vinokur (Avraham Velvels) 6. Nyunya Friedman (killed in battle) 7. Aharon Schwartz 8. Avraham Weintraub 9. David Lieberman 10. Avraham Friedman 11. Misha Feinbaum 12. Baruch Vinokur The rest are not from Yedinitz. |
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People in Yedinitz thought that Maccabi was mainly an organization of wealthy students, and did not have any defined intellectual orientation. The truth was quite the contrary. The beginnings of the organization at the time more general and with no name were in the early 1920s. It appeared together with other Zionist youth organizations.
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