Talk:Belz

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[edit] Cleanup/contradict

There are two paragraphs, the second seems to duplicate most of the first such that it sounds ridiculous. Also the second says since the 10th century and the first contradicts and says since the 11th century. Someone fix Zargulon 15:25, 6 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Belz vs. Beltz

The song "Belz(mein shteteleh Belz)" is about Belz-it is incorrect that it is about Beltz-Moldavia-look at the Belz Yizkoyr book. unsigned

The song is about Belz. Not another town in Moldova. unsigned

the song mein shtetele Belz is certainly about belz-and in no way is pronounced "belts" in the lyrics as the writer claims. Look it up on the internet. unsigned

Despite repeating this opinion -and I really don't like to upset you- you are wrong. The song was originally composed by Bessarabian Alexander Olshanetsky and he wrote it for Isa Kremer, born 1887 in Beltz, Bessarabia. Please have a look here: [1] --Gf1961 15:14, 10 August 2007 (UTC)