Volozhin

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Volozhin is a historic town in present-day Belarus best known as a major center of traditional Lithuanian Jewish scholarship and home to the famed Volozhin Yeshiva.

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Volozhin canonical 7
Volozhin, Russian Empire 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
administrativeCenterOf Volozhin District
climate humid continental climate
country Belarus
governedBy Volozhin District authorities
hasAlternativeName Valozhyn
Volosin
Volozhyn
Wolożyn
linked to: Wołkowysk
hasCulturalTradition Lithuanian yeshiva tradition
hasDemographicGroup Belarusians
Jews
Poles
Russians
hasHeritage Belarusian cultural heritage
Jewish religious heritage
hasHistoricBuildingType churches
synagogues
hasHistoricPeriod Jewish scholarly center in 19th century
hasLandmark Volozhin Yeshiva building
linked to: Volozhin Yeshiva
hasNearbyCity Minsk
Vilnius
hasNotableEvent closure of Volozhin Yeshiva by Russian authorities in the 19th century
hasPostalCountryCode BY
historicalJewishCommunity Lithuanian Jewish community
historicalRegion Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Russian Empire
Second Polish Republic
Vilna Governorate
knownFor Volozhin Yeshiva
center of Lithuanian Jewish scholarship
languageUsed Belarusian
Polish
Russian
Yiddish
locatedIn Minsk Region
Volozhin District
locatedNear Valozhynka River
locatedOnContinent Europe
partOf historical region of Lithuania
religionHistoricallyPracticed Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Judaism
Roman Catholicism
religiousSignificance major center of Orthodox Judaism in Eastern Europe
roadConnection regional roads of Minsk Region
timeZone Eastern European Summer Time
Eastern European Time

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Mitnagdim geographicCenter Volozhin
Volozhin Yeshiva locatedIn Volozhin
Naftali Zvi Yehuda Berlin workLocation Volozhin, Russian Empire
linked to: Volozhin
Chaim Soloveitchik birthPlace Volozhin
subject linked to: Rabbi Chaim Soloveitchik