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Tomashpol was a district town and it kept its status after the revolution of 1917 [1]. Jews constituted about 70 % of its population. The rest of its population was Ukrainian and Russian. Tomashpol was a quiet green town. There were fruit trees and flower gardens near every house. In spring apricot, apple and cherry trees were in blossom that made a pretty sight. In May lilac bushes were blooming – they were lovely and made a bright memory of my childhood.
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Arkadi Yurkovetski