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Talk:Yosele Solovey

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"Before him lay a big city, grim, frantic and dirty. Jews - men and women - raced here and there. He heard the cries of the wagoners, the incessant patter of the shopkeepers, the cussing of the fishwives in the marketplace. The mud and filth gave off such a stench, he was forced to hold his nose. Where was he? In Berdichev."

Mazepevke

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From the preface to Stempeniu:

In many places, in Lithuania for example, they have perhaps never heard of Stempenyu, and the very name may seem to them outlandish, but he is well known around here and all over the Glupsk region: from Mazepevke to Yehupets, not to mention in your villages of Gnilopyatsk, Tsviatshits, and Tuneyadevke—there every child knows who Stempenyu was, where he came from, and what his origins were[1]

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