Czestochowa (Tshenstokhov, Tshenstekhev), Poland (37)
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Ḥeshbon vaʻad ha-ḥevrah: li-temikhat bene Yisrael ovde adamah u-vaʻale melakhah be-Surya uva-Arets ha-kedoshah… 1890, 1891, 1892 (1893) ( Communal Histories )חשבון ועד החברה: לתמיכת בני ישראל עובדי אדמה ובעלי מלאכה בסוריא ובארץ הקדושה לשלש שנים מן חודש אייר תר"נ עד חודש אייר תרנ"גSee Note.
Ohole-shem: kerakh rishon (1912) ( Communal Histories )אהלי־שם: יכלכל תולדותיהם ויחוסיהם של רבני וגדולי הדור מכל תפוצות ישראל: כרך ראשוןGotlib, Shmuel NoaḥSee Note.
Yudishe neshomes: band 4 (1917) ( Communal Histories )יודישע נשמות: באנד 4Litvak, A. (Samuel Hurwitz)
Report of Activities: May 15th, 1924 —December 31st, 1926 (1926) ( Communal Histories )American Joint Reconstruction Foundation
Zur Bibliographie der Gedächtnis- und Trauervorträge in der hebräischen Literatur: 3 [Toward a Bibliography of Eulogies in the Hebrew Literature: 3] (1930) ( Communal Histories )מפתח ההספרים: הנמצאים והנזכרים בספרי בית-אוצר הספרים דקהל וינא: סדר ג'Wachstein, BernhardSee Note.
The Towers of New York: The Memoirs of a Master Builder (1937) ( Autobiographies )Horowitz, Louis J. (1875-1956)
Di Idishe landsmanshaften fun Nyu York [The Jewish Landsmanshaften of New York: Part 1] (1938) ( Communal Histories )די אידישע לאנדסמאנשאפטען אין ניו יארק [חלק 1]See Note.
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia: Vol. 3: Canards to Education (1941) ( Communal Histories )Landman, Isaac (ed.)See Note.
Zikhronot me-neuri ve-ad hena (1944) ( Autobiographies )זכרונות מנעורי ועד הנהDziubas, Abraham Isaac (Ha-Rav) (1885-1947)
YIVO Bleter: 25-26 (1945) ( Communal Histories )ייווא בלעטער: 25 - 26
Ash un fayer: Iber di khurves fun Poyln [Ashes and Fire: Through the Ruins of Poland] (1946) ( Communal Histories )אש און פייער: איבער די חורבות פון פוילןPat, Jacob (1890-1966)
Tshenstokhover Yidn (1947) ( Yizkor Books )טשענסטאכאווער יידן
The Vanished World (1947) ( Communal Histories )די פאשוואונגעמע וועלטAbramovitch, Raphael [Ed.]See Note.
Churban Czenstochow = The destruction of Czenstokov (1948) ( Yizkor Books )חורבן טשענסטאכאווOrenstein, Benjamin
Tsen yor farband fun Yidishe gezelshaft [Dix années de l'Union des Sociétés Juives de France] (1948) ( Communal Histories )צען יאר פארבאנד פון יידישע געזעלשאפטSee Note.
Vidershtand un umkum in Tshenstokhover geto [Rebellion and Death in the Ghetto of Czestochowa] (1950) ( Yizkor Books )ווידערשטאנד און אומקום אין טשענסטאכאווער געטאBrener, Liber
Iber shteyn un shtok: a rayze iber hundert khorev-gevorene kehiles in Poyln [Cross Country: A Journey to Over 100 Destroyed Jewish Communities in Poland] (1952) ( Communal Histories )איבער שטיין און שטאק: א רייזע איבער הונדערט חרוב-געווארענע קהילות אין פויליןTsanin, Mordekhai (1906-2009)
Czenstochov: A New Supplement to the Book "Czenstochover Yidn" (1958) ( Yizkor Books )טשענסטאכאוו: נייער צוגאב-מאטעריאל צו בוך "טשענסטאכאווער יידן"Singer, S.D. (ed.)
Nokh der bafrayung: zikhroynes [After the Liberation: Memoirs] (1959) ( Autobiographies )נאך דער באפרייאונג: זכרונותTurkow, Jonas (1898-1988)
Tshenstokhover landsmanshaft in Montreal (1966) ( Yizkor Books )טשענסטאכאװער לאנדסמאנשאפט אין מאנטרעאלOrenstein, Benjamin
Di Yidishe prese vos iz geven [The Jewish Newspapers That Were] (1975) ( Communal Histories )די יידישע פרעסע וואס איז געוועןRozenfeld, Shalom, et alSee Note.
On Both Sides of the Wall: Memoirs of the Warsaw Ghetto [Translated by Dr. Steven Meed] (1979) ( Autobiographies )Meed, Vladka (aka Feigele Peltel Miedzyrzecki) (1921-2012)
The Jewish Press That Was: Accounts, Evaluations and Memories of Jewish Papers in pre-Holocaust Europe (1980) ( Communal Histories )Flinker, David [Ed.] et alSee Note.
Czenstochow, our legacy (1993) ( Yizkor Books )טשענסטאכאוו: ארטיקלען און בילדער פון אלטע צייטןKlein, Harry (ed.)
Someday We'll Be Free (1994) ( Autobiographies )Sanik, Leibel (Leon) (1922-2017)
Sha'agta me'onah (1998) ( Autobiographies )שאגת מעונה: פרקי ענותו וסבלותיו בשנת העברה והזעם ת"ש - תש"הMaroko, Ya'akov (1920-1998)
The Uprooted: A Survivor's Autobiography (2002) ( Autobiographies )Eibeshitz, Yehoshua (1916-2019)
The Autobiography of Leon Rubach: The First Twenty Years (2010) ( Autobiographies )Rubach, Leon (1932-2017)
Ki malakhav yetsaveh lak: Pirke tikvah ve-emunah be-tekufat ha-shoah (2012) ( Autobiographies )כי מלאכיו יצוה לך: פרקי תקווה ואמונה בתקופת השואהOrbakh, Aharon (1923-2011)
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