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| * Lishentsy blocked from politics, government, banking (loans/ | * Lishentsy blocked from politics, government, banking (loans/ | ||
| * High percentage of lishentsy (25%) are Jews because of their occupation: merchants, privately employed (including those who refused to join coops or engaged in private enterprise like leasing gardens, stables, bakeries, small scale butchers), entrepreneurs who had their own businesses (windmills, wood processing, owners of inns), and members of the clergy (rabbis and ritual slaughterers) | * High percentage of lishentsy (25%) are Jews because of their occupation: merchants, privately employed (including those who refused to join coops or engaged in private enterprise like leasing gardens, stables, bakeries, small scale butchers), entrepreneurs who had their own businesses (windmills, wood processing, owners of inns), and members of the clergy (rabbis and ritual slaughterers) | ||
| + | * 1924-1926: administered by 3 soviets (Jewish, Jewish-Belorussian, | ||
| + | * 1927: Soviet becomes Jewish-Belorussian, | ||
| * 1935: Soviet terror. | * 1935: Soviet terror. | ||
| + | * April 20 1939, soviets liquidated | ||
| * Sept 1, 1939: Soviet invasion of Poland. Country' | * Sept 1, 1939: Soviet invasion of Poland. Country' | ||
| ===== Commerce ===== | ===== Commerce ===== | ||
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