Title

Category

Author/Originator

Lavi, Yeḥezkel

Year of Publication/Creation

[2003]

Place of Publication/Creation

Tel-Aviv

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Praha (Prague, Prag, Prog, Prug), Czech Republic (p. 35)
• Tabor, Czech Republic (p. 110)
• Jindrichuv Hradec (Neuhaus), Czech Republic (p. 103)
• Telc (Teltsch), Czech Republic (p. 104)
• Ceske Budejovice (Bohmisch Budweis, Budweis), Czech Republic (p. 107)
• Cesky Krumlov (Bohmisch Krumau), Czech Republic (p. 108)
• Plzen (Pilsen), Czech Republic (p. 112)
• Rokycany (Rokitzan), Czech Republic (p. 116)
• Beroun (Beraun), Czech Republic (p. 116)
• Marianske Lazne (Marienbad), Czech Republic (p. 117)
• Cheb (Eger), Czech Republic (p. 117)
• Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad), Czech Republic (p. 120)
• Hroznetin (Lichtenstadt), Czech Republic (p. 122)
• Teplice (Teplice-Sanov, Teplitz-Schonau, Teplitz), Czech Republic (p. 124)
• Usti nad Labem (Usti, Aussig an der Elbe, Aussig), Czech Republic (p. 125)
• Decin (Tetschen), Czech Republic (p. 127)
• Litomerice (Leitmeritz), Czech Republic (p. 128)
• Leitmeritz (forced labor camp), Czech (p. 128)
• Theresienstadt (Terezin, Theresienbad) (concentration camp), Czech Republic (p. 129)
• Ustek (Auscha), Czech Republic (p. 131)
• Roudnice nad Labem (Roudnice, Raudnitz an der Elbe, Raudnitz), Czech Republic (p. 132)
• Brandys nad Labem-Stara Boleslav (Brandys, Altbunzlau, Stara Boleslav, Brandeis an der Elbe, Brandeis, Brandes), Czech Republic (p. 133)
• Cesky Brod (Bohmisch Brod), Czech Republic (p. 136)
• Kolin (Kollin, Collin, Kelin), Czech Republic (p. 139)
• Caslav (Tschaslau), Czech Republic (p. 142)
• Hermanuv Mestec (Hermanmestetz, Hermannestec, Hermannstaedtel, Mestets), Czech Republic (p. 143)
• Hradec (Groditz, Groeditz, Greiditz), Czech Republic (p. 146)
• Jicin (Jitschin, Gitshin), Czech Republic (p. 147)
• Dobruska (Dobruschka), Czech Republic (p. 148)
• Opocno (Oppotsch), Czech Republic (p. 148)
• Havlickuv Brod (Nemecky Brod, Broyd), Czech Republic (p. 150)
• Jihlava (Iglau, Iglo, Igle, Yiglave), Czech Republic (p. 151)
• Trebic (Trebitsch), Czech Republic (p. 152)
• Brtnice (Pirnitz, Batnits), Czech Republic (p. 152)
• Trest (Triesch, Trisht), Czech Republic (p. 154)
• Ivancice (Eibenschutz, Eybeshits), Czech Republic (p. 154)
• Moravsky Krumlov (Maehrisch Kromau, Kromau, Krumenau), Czech Republic (p. 155)
• Dolni Kounice (Kanitz, Kuniz, Kunits), Czech Republic (p. 156)
• Pohorelice (Pohrlitz, Porlits), Czech Republic (p. 156)
• Mikulov (Nikolsburg, Niklsburg, Niklsporg), Czech Republic (p. 164)
• Znojmo (Znaim, Tsnam), Czech Republic (p. 165)
• Hodonin (Goding, Goeding), Czech Republic (p. 166)
• Kyjov (Gaya, Gaye), Czech Republic (p. 167)
• Brno (Brunn, Bruenn, Brin), Czech Republic (p. 167)
• Slavkov u Brna (Austerlitz, Auschtelrisch), Czech Republic (p. 173)
• Prostejov (Prossnitz, Prostits), Czech Republic (p. 174)
• Lomnice (Lomnitz), Czech Republic (p. 176)
• Boskovice (Boskowitz, Boskevits, Boskvits), Czech Republic (p. 179)
• Vyskov, Czech Republic (p. 181)
• Kromeriz (Kremsier, Kremzir), Czech Republic (p. 181)
• Holesov (Holleschau, Heleshau, Heleshoy), Czech Republic (p. 182)
• Olomouc (Olmutz, Olmuetz), Czech Republic (p. 183)
• Krnov (Jagerndorf, Jaegerndorf), Czech Republic (p. 186)
• Prerov (Prerau, Prere), Czech Republic (p. 186)
• Opava (Troppau, Opawa), Czech Republic (p. 188)
• Moravska Ostrava (Ostrava, Mahrisch-Ostrau, Ostre) (part of Ostrava), Czech Republic (p. 189)
• Novy Jicin (Neu-Titschein), Czech Republic (p. 190)
• Kysucke Nove Mesto (Kiszucaujhely, Kischutzneustadt, Oberneustadl), Slovakia (p. 191)
• Zilina (Zsolna, Sillein), Slovakia (p. 191)
• Bytca (Nagybiccse, Grossbitsch, Velka Bytca, Bitsa, Bittsa), Slovakia (p. 193)
• Martin (Turciansky Svaty Martin, Turocszentmarton, Turz-Sankt Martin), Slovakia (p. 193)
• Ruzomberok (Rozsahegy, Rosenberg), Slovakia (p. 193)
• Huncovce (Hunfalu, Hunfalva, Hunsdorf, Unsdorf, Intsdorf, Hinsdorf), Slovakia (p. 198)
• Kezmarok (Kesmark, Kaesmark, Keyzmark), Slovakia (p. 198)
• Bardejov (Bartfa, Bartfeld, Bardyev), Slovakia (p. 199)
• Presov (Eperjes, Presheve), Slovakia (p. 200)
• Kosice (Kassa, Kaschau, Kashoy, Kasho’u), Slovakia (p. 201)
• Spisske Podhradie (Szepesvaralja, Kirchdrauf), Slovakia (p. 203)
• Levoca (Locse, Leutschau), Slovakia (p. 203)
• Banska Bystrica (Beszterczebanya, Neusohl, Bestertser Banye), Slovakia (p. 206)
• Nitra (Nyitra, Neutra, Naytre), Slovakia (p. 207)
• Podhradi (Sebesvaralja, Sebes, Shebesh, Varallya), Slovakia (p. 207)
• Povazska Bystrica (Vag-Besztercze, Waagbistritz), Slovakia (p. 209)
• Trencianska Turna (Turna, Tornyos), Slovakia (p. 209)
• Trencin (Trencsen, Trentshin), Slovakia (p. 209)
• Beckov (Beczko, Becko, Beckow, Betshke), Slovakia (p. 210)
• Nove Mesto nad Vahom (Vagujhely, Waag-Neustadtl, Waag-Neustadt, Neustadt, Ir-Khadash, Vagjhely, Ujhely), Slovakia (p. 210)
• Piestany (Posteny, Pusteny, Postyen, Pishtyan), Slovakia (p. 210)
• Trnava (Nagyszombat, Tyrnau, Tarne), Slovakia (p. 212)
• Galanta (Glande), Slovakia (p. 213)
• Bratislava (Pressburg, Pozsony), Slovakia (p. 213)
• Nachod (Nukhet), Czech Republic (p. 214)
• Jablonec nad Nisou (Gablonz), Czech Republic (p. 225)
• Turnov (Turnau, Torne), Czech Republic (p. 226)
• Banska Stiavnica (Selmeczbanya, Schemnitz), Slovakia (p. 228)
• Breznice (Breznitz), Czech Republic (p. 228)
• Golcuv Jenikov (Goltsch-Jenikau, Jenikov, Jenikau), Czech Republic (p. 229)
• Dobris (Doberschisch), Czech Republic (p. 230)
• Divisov (Diwischau), Czech Republic (p. 231)
• Humenne (Humonna, Homonna, Himene, Himenev), Slovakia (p. 232)
• Hranice (Mahrisch Weisskirchen, Weisskirchen, Vayskarkh), Czech Republic (p. 232)
• Velke Mezirici (Gross-Meseritsch, Mezritsh), Czech Republic (p. 232)
• Tachov (Tachau), Czech Republic (p. 234)
• Jemnice (Jamnitz, Gamnitz), Czech Republic (p. 235)
• Jevicko (Gewitsch), Czech Republic (p. 235)
• Louny (Laun), Czech Republic (p. 236)
• Luze, Czech Republic (p. 236)
• Libochovice (Libochowitz), Czech Republic (p. 237)
• Litomysl (Leitomischl), Czech Republic (p. 237)
• Loket (Elbogen), Czech Republic (p. 238)
• Lostice (Loschitz), Czech Republic (p. 238)
• Milevsko (Muhlhausen, Muehlhausen), Czech Republic (p. 238)
• Mlada Boleslav (Jungbunzlau, Bumesl, Bumsl), Czech Republic (p. 239)
• Nova Cerekev (Neu-Cerekwe, Nay-Tserkev), Czech Republic (p. 240)
• Novy Bydzov (Neubidschow), Czech Republic (p. 240)
• Polna (Pollnau), Czech Republic (p. 240)
• Slatina, Czech Republic (p. 241)
• Strakonice (Strakonitz), Czech Republic (p. 241)
• Susice (Schuttenhofen), Czech Republic (p. 242)
• Prachatice (Dub u Vodnan), Czech Republic (p. 242)
• Frydlant (Friedland), Czech Republic (p. 242)
• Cachtice (Csejte, Csejthe, Schaechtitz, Shakhtits), Slovakia (p. 243)
• Ceska Lipa (Bohmisch Leipa, Laype), Czech Republic (p. 243)
• Cesky Tesin (Czeski Cieszyn, Tschechisch-Teschen, Teschen), Czech Republic (p. 244)
• Kdyne (Neugedein), Czech Republic (p. 245)
• Kasejovice (Kassejowitz, Kassovitz), Czech Republic (p. 246)
• Kremnica (Kormoczbanya, Kremnitz), Slovakia (p. 246)
• Rabstejn nad Strelou (Rabstejn, Rabenstein, Rabenstein an der Schnella), Czech Republic (p. 247)
• Rakovnik (Rakonitz), Czech Republic (p. 247)
• Rousinov 1 (Neu-Raussnitz, Nay-Roznits, Raussnitz, Roznits, Rostits), Czech Republic (p. 248)
• Rychnov nad Kneznou (Rycnov, Reichenau an der Knieschna, Reichenau), Czech Republic (p. 248)
• Tovacov (Tobitschau), Czech Republic (p. 249)
• Uhersky Brod (Ungarisch Brod, Broud), Czech Republic (p. 250)
• Usov (Mahrisch Aussee, Aussee, Oyse), Czech Republic (p. 251)
• Svihov (Schwihau), Czech Republic (p. 251)