Biłgoraj

Biłgoraj
	Biłgoraj tinghus
Land	Polen
Voivodskap	Lublin
Status	By (urban gmina)
Grunnlagt	1578
Postnummer	23-400–23-403
Retningsnummer	84
Areal	21 kvadratkilometer
Befolkning	25 459 (2021)
Bef.tetthet	1 212,33 innb./kvadratkilometer
Høyde o.h.	212 meter
Nettside	www.bilgoraj.pl
	Posisjonskart Biłgoraj Biłgoraj (Polen)
	; Biłgoraj; 50°33′00″N 22°44′00″Ø
	Biłgoraj på Commons

Biłgoraj er en by i sørøst i Polen med 27 225 innbyggere (2006). Den befinner seg i Lublin voivodskap ved eleven Łada. Cirka 20 km fra byen ligger Roztocze nasjonalpark.

Kjente personer

De tre søsknene Esther Kreitman (1891–1954), Israel Joshua Singer (1893–1944) og Isaac Bashevis Singer (1902–1991), som alle ble forfattere, var født i Bilgoraj og vokste delvis opp der.^[2] Deres far var rabbiner i Bilgoraj, likesom deres morfar hadde vært det.^[2]

Referanser

^ https://bdl.stat.gov.pl/api/v1/data/localities/by-unit/060611002011-0987673?var-id=1639616&format=jsonapi; besøksdato: 4. oktober 2022; filformat: JSON.
^ ^a ^b «Esther Kreitman». Jewish Women's Archive (på engelsk). Besøkt 22. februar 2021. «Kreitman was born Hinde Esther Singer on March 31, 1891 in Bilgoraj, Poland. Though her rabbi father, Pinkhes Mendl Singer, and educated mother, Batsheva Zylberman Singer, daughter of the rabbi of Bilgoraj, refused to provide her with the formal education that she strongly desired, she nevertheless learned to read several languages and became interested in world literature. In her youth she wrote stories, which she never intended for publication and eventually destroyed, well before her younger brothers had taken up their pens.»

Eksterne lenker

Offisielt nettsted
(en) Biłgoraj – kategori av bilder, video eller lyd på Commons
(en) Biłgoraj – galleri av bilder, video eller lyd på Commons
http://www.bilgoraj.pl
http://www.bilgoraj.lbl.pl Arkivert 3. september 2011 hos Wayback Machine.
http://www.bilgoraj.com.pl
https://web.archive.org/web/20160303195848/http://www.wb.boo.pl/

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[:0-2] «Esther Kreitman». Jewish Women's Archive (på engelsk). Besøkt 22. februar 2021. «Kreitman was born Hinde Esther Singer on March 31, 1891 in Bilgoraj, Poland. Though her rabbi father, Pinkhes Mendl Singer, and educated mother, Batsheva Zylberman Singer, daughter of the rabbi of Bilgoraj, refused to provide her with the formal education that she strongly desired, she nevertheless learned to read several languages and became interested in world literature. In her youth she wrote stories, which she never intended for publication and eventually destroyed, well before her younger brothers had taken up their pens.»

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