Botosani (Botshon), Romania (7)
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Nearby Localities and Map
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Zikaron ba-sefer: yekhalkel mikhtavim mi-tsadike u-geone olam asher heritsu leha-mosad Ezrat Torah, be-meshekh shesh ha-shanim ha-aḥaronot (1922) ( Communal Histories )זכרון בספר: יכלכל מכתבים מצדיקי וגאוני עולם, אשר הריצו להמוסד עזרת תורה, במשך שש השנים האחרונות
Report of Activities: May 15th, 1924 —December 31st, 1926 (1926) ( Communal Histories )American Joint Reconstruction Foundation
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 2: Baal to Canada (1940) ( Communal Histories )Landman, Isaac (ed.)See Note.
The Black Book: The Ruthless Murder of Jews by German-Fascist Invaders Throughtout the Temporarily-Occupied Regions of The Soviet Union and in the Death Camps in Poland During the War of 1941-1945 [Translated by John glad and James S. Levine] (1980) ( Communal Histories )Ehrenburg, Ilya Grosman, VasilySee Note.
Dos shvartse bukh (1984) ( Communal Histories )דאס שווארצע בוךEhrenburg, Ilya Grosman, VasilySee Note.
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