Title
he-Avar: rivon le-divre yeme ha-Yehudim veha-Yahadut be-Rusiyah: ḥoveret 22 [The Past: Quarterly Journal for the History of the Jews and Judaism in Russia: Booklet 22]
העבר: רבעון לדברי ימי היהודים והיהדות ברוסיה: חוברת כ"ב
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Year of Publication/Creation
1976Place of Publication/Creation
Tel-AvivLanguage(s)
HebrewGeographic Places
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Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine (p. 84, 188)
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Fastiv (Fastov, Khvastiv, Khvastev), Ukraine (p. 111)
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Lodz (Lodzh), Poland (p. 114)
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Riga, Latvia (p. 127)
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Mankivka (Mankovka), Ukraine (p. 160)
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Ivanivka 7 (Ivanovka, Yanovka), Ukraine (p. 161)
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Monastyrishche 1 (Monestrishtsh), Ukraine (p. 165)
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Sokolivka 2 (Sokolovka, Justingrad, Zagaipol, Zahajpol, Yustingrod), Ukraine (p. 165)
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Ryzhanivka (Ryzhanovka, Rizhnifke), Ukraine (p. 167)
- Pizinits (near Rzhanovka), Ukraine (p. 169)
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Khrystynivka (Khristinovka, Khristinefke), Ukraine (p. 170)
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Rechytsa (Rechitsa, Retsitse, Retshitse), Belarus (p. 172)
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Chernihiv (Chernigov, Tshernigev, Tserniev), Ukraine (p. 178)
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Baki (Baku), Azerbaijan (p. 182)
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Kamyanyy Brid (Kamennyy Brod, Kamenbrod), Ukraine (p. 186)
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Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine (p. 188)
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Ivanopil (Ivanpol, Yanushpol, Yaneshpolye), Ukraine (p. 191)
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Pyatka (Piatka, Pyatke), Ukraine (p. 192)
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Odesa (Odessa, Ades), Ukraine (p. 196)
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Novy Bykhau (Novyy Bykhov, Nay-Bikhev), Belarus (p. 248)
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Vilnius (Wilno, Vilna, Vilne), Lithuania (p. 256)
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Minsk, Belarus (p. 260)
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