Picture- Marcin AH_5.3.1_ultimate (1).pdf

Productive use of big data in the map of

dominant Hasidic groups 1900–1945, which provides

the relative number of shtieblekh of the dominant

Hasidic group within the total number of Hasidic

shtbliekh across and even slightly beyond the boundaries

of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

This data appears inside graphic squares with sides of

thirty-five kilometers, which represents the average

size of a district, which shows the institutionalization

of Hasidism on the local and regional levels.