Brańsk
| Property | Value | Label |
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| Described At | Bransk | yivo |
| Has Abstract | A small town in eastern Poland, south of Białystok. Brańsk was a royal town that was granted city rights under Magdeburg law in the fifteenth century. The privilege de non tolerandis Judaeis barred Jews from settling there, but in 1560 two Jews obtained permission from King Sigismund August to lease mills in the district. The town council granted them permission to reside in Brańsk on a temporary basis. Until the late eighteenth century, the number of Jews never reached more than a dozen. Many, however, lived on local estates belonging to the aristocracy and gentry who leased inns and mills to them. Larger Jewish settlements thus arose in the vicinity of Brańsk in private towns such as Tykocin, Orla, Boćki, Siemiatycze, and Ciechanowiec. | yivo |
| is Represents of | 2025409 | ep |
| Title | Brańsk | yivo |
| is Owl Same As of | 2025409 | ep |
| Core Pref Label | Brańsk | yivo |
| Core Related | yivo |
