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Tsen yor farband fun Yidishe gezelshaft [Dix années de l'Union des Sociétés Juives de France]
צען יאר פארבאנד פון יידישע געזעלשאפט
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Year of Publication/Creation
1948Place of Publication/Creation
ParisLanguage(s)
Yiddish, FrenchGeographic Places
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France (country) (read online)
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Paris, France (read online)
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Vilnius (Wilno, Vilna, Vilne), Lithuania (image 88)
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Lublin, Poland (image 91, 173)
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Praga (Prage) (part of Warszawa), Poland (image 92)
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Krasnik (Krushnik), Poland (image 95, 171)
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Przytyk (Pshitik), Poland (image 98)
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Brest 1 (Brzesc nad Bugiem, Brzesc, Brest Litovsk, Brisk), Belarus (image 99, 156, 169)
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Moldova (country) (image 103)
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Siedlce (Shedlits), Poland (image 140, 160, 166)
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Lodz (Lodzh), Poland (image 110, 159)
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Powazki (Povonzki, Povonzek), Poland (image 113, 172)
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Czestochowa (Tshenstokhov, Tshenstekhev), Poland (image 113, 173)
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Pulawy (Nowa Aleksandria, Pilev), Poland (image 115)
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Kielce (Kelts), Poland (image 117)
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Radom (Rudem), Poland (image 118)
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Chmielnik (Khmelnik), Poland (image 120, 169)
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Kalisz (Kalisch, Kulish), Poland (image 122, 169)
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Belleville 4 (part of Paris), France (image 122)
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Galicia (region) (image 127)
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Ozarow (Ozherov, Ozhrev), Poland (image 128)
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Konskie (Kintsk), Poland (image 129)
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Wloclawek (Vlotslavek, Alt-Lesle, Lesle), Poland (image 130, 167)
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Piotrkow Trybunalski (Petrikev, Peterkev, Petrikev Tribunaler), Poland (image 135, 172)
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Plock (Plotsk), Poland (image 136, 167)
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Kaluszyn (Kaleshin), Poland (image 138, 168)
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Zyrardow (Zhirardov, Zherdev, Zheredev, Zhardev, Zharedev), Poland (image 139, 168)
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Kock (Kotsk), Poland (image 142)
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Zelechow (Zhelekhev), Poland (image 142)
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Rivne 2 (Rovno, Rowne, Rovne), Ukraine (image 143)
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Minsk Mazowiecki (Nowo-Minsk, Minsk-Mazovyetsk, Novominsk, Klayn-Mintsk), Poland (image 146, 173)
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Grojec (Gritse), Poland (image 148, 173)
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Besancon, France (image 148, 168)
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Gabin (Gombin), Poland (image 167)
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Sierpc (Sherps, Sheps), Poland (image 167)
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Belgium (country) (image 169)
Includes much informaton on landsmanshaftn (mutual aid societies of Jewish immigrants from the same Eastern European town) in France and their activities before and after WWII. Starting on p. 164 are lists of members of these French landsmanshaftn who perished during WWII (whether shot, died in combat, or were deported to concentration camps) and who died fighting in the Spanish Civil War of 1936.
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