ליפלע (Lipale) is the Yiddish spelling of a town, most likely referring to Lepel, a town located in present-day Belarus. In Yiddish, towns in Eastern Europe often have specific phonetic spellings, and ליפלע reflects the Yiddish pronunciation of the town's name.
Lepel, like many other Eastern European towns, had a Jewish community with a rich cultural and religious history. The town's Jewish population would have been involved in traditional Jewish life, including synagogues, yeshivot, and communal activities. Many such towns saw their communities devastated during the Holocaust, and today their Jewish history is remembered by descendants and researchers.