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A '''shtetl''' ([[Yiddish]] for "town") was a [[Central Europe]]an (not [[Eastern Europe]]an) town or village in which the majority of residents were [[Ashkenazi]] [[Jew]]s. Most shtetls existed between the 16th and early 20th centuries. [[Chernobyl]] was an example of a shtetl in pre-Soviet [[Russia]].
A '''shtetl''' ([[Yiddish]] for "town") was a [[Central Europe]]an (sometimes in [[Eastern Europe]] and the [[Balkans]]) town or village in which the majority of residents were [[Ashkenazi]] [[Jew]]s. Most shtetls existed between the 16th and early 20th centuries. [[Chernobyl]] was an example of a shtetl in pre-Soviet [[Russia]].
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