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History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Volume 1 [of 3]

Note 240 — Chapter IX · THE BEGINNINGS OF THE RUSSIAN RÉGIME

Israel Friedlaender translation

This was in direct violation of the pledge given by the Russian Government at the occupation of the Polish provinces. As recently as in January of the same year (1795) the Lithuanian Governor-General Repnin had replied to the application of the Lithuanian Jews, who pleaded for the maintenance of the Kahal tribunal, that the Jews "may retain the same rights they had been enjoying prior to the last [Polish] mutiny [of 1794]."

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