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It is clear that earlier there were other Jewish-owned light manufacturing plants in Guanabacoa as well. In the 1930s these included the factory of Charles Shapiro. From the available evidence, Shapiro’s business went well. After Sedanita moved out, Shapiro bought the building that the Epsteins
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The Guanabacoa community apparently was business-oriented, and basing a community upon businesses is problematic. Even during the 1950s, the Jewish community in Guanabacoa was in decline. It was one of the early casualties of emigration after the Castro Revolution.
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La ciudad de Guanabacoa se encuentra situada en la provincia de La Habana, a unos cinco kilómetros al suroeste de la ciudad de La Habana y sur de la ciudad de Regla. La ciudad descansa sobre una colina no muy alta bordeada por
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The famous journalist, historian, and writer María Argelia Vizcaíno was also born in Guanabacoa. She is the author of "Guanabacoa la Bella, Tomo I" (2006) among others. For more information about the author go to:
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The town of Guanabacoa is situated in the province of La Habana, some five kilometers (3.2 miles) to the southeast of La Habana (city) and south of the city of Regla. It rests on a small hill bordered by rivers.
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Indians, mostly Apalachees and Yamasees, who, along with Spanish forces, were evacuated from Florida in 1764, following the conclusion of the Seven Years' War.
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Gelabert, Juan Esteban de Peña, and Juan Josef Elixio de la Puente, Havana, April 10, 1764, Archivo General de las Indias, Santo Domingo, leg. 2574.
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It is unknown when the Jewish Community developed in the town of Guanabacoa. In the late 1920s Samuel Epstein, owner of Aetna Knitted Fabrics from
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Levinson, Jay. Jewish Community of Cuba: The Golden Years, 1906-1958, Westview Publishing Company, Nashville, Tennessee, (February 2006).
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By the 1940s there was a Jewish Community in Guanabacoa headquartered in the Centro Israelita at Calle Martí 252. There was also a
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Joseph Antonio Gelabert, Havana, April 10, 1764, Archivo General de las Indias, Santo Domingo, leg. 2574.
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in Havana. Guanabacoa was briefly the capital of Cuba in 1555 after Havana was attacked by French pirate
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This area typically has a pronounced dry season. According to the
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rented and used it to expand his own knitting and dying company.
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branch. Records of the founding of the community are missing.
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The township was also the childhood home of Cuban singer,
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Four personalities of Cuban music were born in this town:
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Guanabacoa was also the home of a small community of
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District


Flag of Distrito de Guanabacoa
Coat of arms of Distrito de Guanabacoa
Location of Guanabacoa in Havana
Havana
23°12′0″N 82°30′0″W / 23.20000°N 82.50000°W / 23.20000; -82.50000
Cuba
Province

Havana
Chivas-Roble
Debeche-Nalon
Hata-Naranjo
Mañana-Habana Nueva
Minas-Barreras
Peñalver-Bacuranao
Villa I
Villa II
Time zone
UTC-5
EST
Area code
Havana
Cuba
Santería
African
Cabildo
Jacques de Sores

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