TALNOYE

TALNOYE
TALNOYE, city in Kiev district, Ukraine. In 1847 there were 1,807 Jews in Talnoye. By 1897 their number reached 5,452 (57% of the total population). During the 19th century, R. David Twersky\>\> lived in Talnoye. Thousands of Ḥasidim in Ukraine adhered to Twersky and subsequently to his sons. The melodies of the ḥazzan of the ḥasidic court, R. Yossele Tolner, became popular among the masses in Russia and Poland. The city suffered severely from bands of peasants who ravaged the region in 1919–20. The soldiers of the White Army who passed through Talnoye during the summer of 1919 rioted and burnt down a large part of the city. In 1926 there were 4,169 Jews (39% of the population) in Talnoye. The Jewish settlement was destroyed after the region was taken by the Nazis in 1941. -BIBLIOGRAPHY: A.D. Rosenthal, in: Reshummot, 3 (1923), 31121; M. Osherowitch, Shtet un Shtetlekh in Ukraine, 1 (1948), 146–64. (Yehuda Slutsky)

Encyclopedia Judaica. 1971.

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