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Chełm

Industrial town (metals, bricks, cement, food processing) in Lublin province, Poland, 64 km/40 mi east of Lublin; population (1990) 66,400.

Chełm was made a Russian Orthodox bishopric in the 13th century. During World War II, Chełm was the first Polish city taken in the Soviet advance 1944, and the Manifesto of Polish Liberation was issued here 22 July 1944.



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From Chelmaxioms: The Maxims, Axioms, Maxioms of Chelm by Allen Mandelbaum.
Shofar: an oratorio for soprano, tenor, two bass-baritones, chorus ... by Stern, Robert / Cross Currents
At a facility in Chelm, 428 children were given morphine, then shot.
'Et Papa tacet': the genocide of Polish Catholics by Phayer, Michael / Commonweal
Hanukkah is fast approaching the village of Chelm, but the Rabbi has disappeared and nobody else remembers the rituals for celebrating Hanukkah.
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