Title
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]
Category
Author/Originator
Ehrenburg, Ilya
Grosman, Vasily
Year of Publication/Creation
1980Place of Publication/Creation
New YorkLanguage(s)
EnglishGeographic Places
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Babi Yar (Babyn Yar) (part of Kyiv), Ukraine (p. 3)
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Berdychiv (Berdichev, Barditshev), Ukraine (p. 13)
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Talne (Talnoye, Tolne), Ukraine (p. 25)
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Yarmolyntsi (Yarmolintsy, Yarmelinits, Yamelinits), Ukraine (p. 26)
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Velyki Sorochyntsi (Sorochyntsi, Velikiye Sorochintsy, Bolshiye Sorochintsy, Verkhniye Sorochintsy), Ukraine (p. 27)
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Khmilnyk 1 (Khmelnik), Ukraine (p. 28)
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Yaryshiv (Yaryshev, Yarshev), Ukraine (p. 37)
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Tsybuliv (Tsibulev, Tsybulevo), Ukraine (p. 37)
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Yaltushkiv (Yaltushkov, Yolteshkev), Ukraine (p. 38)
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Brailiv (Brailov, Brahilov, Bralev), Ukraine (p. 39)
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Kharkiv (Kharkov), Ukraine (p. 51)
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Pyryatyn (Piryatin, Piratin), Ukraine (p. 57)
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Zelenopil (Zelenopolye, Zelenopole, Myadler), Ukraine (p. 58)
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Dnipro (Dnepropetrovsk, Yekaterinoslav, Katerineslav), Ukraine (p. 59)
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Katerynopil (Katerinopol, Yekaterinopol), Ukraine (p. 69)
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Mariupol (Zhdanov), Ukraine (p. 70)
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Odesa (Odessa, Ades), Ukraine (p. 77)
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Chernivtsi 1 (Chernovtsy, Cernauti, Czernowitz, Tshernevits), Ukraine (p. 92)
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Lviv (Lvov, Lwow, Lemberg, Lemberik, Lembrik), Ukraine (p. 109)
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Izyaslav (Izyaslavl, Zaslav, Zaslev), Ukraine (p. 133)
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Botosani (Botshon), Romania (p. 135)
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Minsk, Belarus (p. 139)
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Pleshchanitsy (Pleshchenitsy, Pleshtshenits), Belarus (p. 182)
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Hlybokaye (Glubokoye, Glebokie, Glubok, Lubok), Belarus (p. 187)
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Kryvichy (Krivichi, Krzywicze, Krivitsh), Belarus (p. 197)
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Mazyr (Mozyr, Mazhir), Belarus (p. 202)
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Pruzhany (Pruzana, Pruzhan, Pruzhene), Belarus (p. 206)
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Brest 1 (Brzesc nad Bugiem, Brzesc, Brest Litovsk, Brisk), Belarus (p. 213)
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Bialystok (Belostok), Poland (p. 224, 239, 242)
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Liozna (Liozno, Lyozhne), Belarus (p. 234, 240)
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Krasnapollye (Krasnopole, Malestovke), Belarus (p. 236)
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Bytsen (Byten, Biten, Buten), Belarus (p. 246)
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Slutsk, Belarus (p. 247)
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Shamovo, Russia (p. 253)
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Krasniy (Krasny), Russia (p. 254)
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Monastyrshchina (Amnashtirshtshizne), Russia (p. 256)
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Rostov-na-Donu (Rostov), Russia (p. 258)
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Morozovsk, Russia (p. 262)
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Stavropol, Russia (p. 263)
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Kislovodsk, Russia (p. 265)
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Yessentuki (Yessentuk), Russia (p. 271)
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Kerch, Crimea (p. 273)
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Yalta, Crimea (p. 278)
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Yevpatoriya (Eupatoria, Kozlov, Gozlov), Crimea (p. 279)
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Dzhankoy, Crimea (p. 285, 292)
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Feodosiya (Theodosia, Kaffa, Caffa, Kefe), Crimea (p. 289)
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Riga, Latvia (p. 297)
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Daugavpils (Dvinsk, Dinaburg, Deneborg), Latvia (p. 347)
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Lopavshe, Ukraine (p. 355)
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Dubrovytsya (Dabrowica, Dombrovitsa, Dubrovitsa, Dombrevits), Ukraine (p. 357)
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Yenakiyeve (Yenakiyevo, Yenakiyev, Rykovo), Ukraine (p. 367)
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Simferopol, Crimea (p. 368)
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Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine (p. 373)
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Kaunas (Kovno, Kovne), Lithuania (p. 381)
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Khorol, Ukraine (p. 385)
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Klooga (concentration camp), Estonia (p. 390)
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Treblinka (extermination camp), Poland (p. 399)
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Sobibor (extermination camp), Poland (p. 436)
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Vilnius (Wilno, Vilna, Vilne), Lithuania (p. 455)
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Auschwitz (Auschwitz-Birkenau, Birkenau) (concentration camp), Poland (p. 476, 490)
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Astryna (Ostryna, Ostrino, Astrin), Belarus (p. 488)
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Kalbasina (Kielbasin, Kolbasino) (transit camp), Belarus (p. 489)
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Kramatorsk, Ukraine (p. 550)
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