🇪🇺 on Instagram: "Yes, absolutely. The **Yiddish use of the suffix "-berg"** is deeply tied to Jewish naming practices in **Central and Eastern Europe**, especially from the **18th to 19th centuries**, when many Jewish communities were required by law to adopt **fixed surnames**. Historical Context: * Before the late 1700s, many **Ashkenazi Jews** (Jews of Central and Eastern European origin) used **patronymics** (e.g., "ben Moshe") rather than hereditary surnames. * Under **Austro-Hungarian**

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