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Sheikh Brak
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “armenian village near the town of atlit in haifa district”. Today it says “armenian village near the town of atlit in haifa district of israel”.
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Sheikh Brak was an Armenian village near the town of Atlit in Haifa District , Israel. It should not be confused with the Palestinian Arab village of Sheikh Abreik . Other pronunciations and transliterations include Sheikh Bureikh, al-Sheikh Bureik and Barikh.
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “armenian village near the town of atlit in haifa district”. Today it says “armenian village near the town of atlit in haifa district of israel”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then
armenian village near the town of atlit in haifa district
Now
armenian village near the town of atlit in haifa district of israel
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