Title

Category

Year of Publication/Creation

1905

Place of Publication/Creation

Odessa

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Odesa (Odessa, Ades), Ukraine (image 118)
• Adryanovka, Russia (image 123)
• Augustow (Yagestev), Poland (image 123)
• Uzda (Uzde), Belarus (image 123)
• Uzlyany (Vuzliany, Uzlyan), Belarus (image 123)
• Ula (Ulla, Ule), Belarus (image 123)
• Uman (Imen), Ukraine (image 123)
• Unecha (Unyecha), Russia (image 124)
• Ushomyr (Ushomir, Ishomer), Ukraine (image 124)
• Azarychy (Ozarichi, Azaritsh), Belarus (image 124)
• Ochakiv (Ochakov, Atshakev), Ukraine (image 124)
• Ivanava (Ivanovo, Janow, Yaneve), Belarus (image 124)
• Ivanava (Ivanovo, Janow, Yaneve), Belarus (image 124)
• Ivyanets (Ivenets, Iwieniec, Evenits), Belarus (image 125)
• Izmayil (Izmail, Ismail), Ukraine (image 125)
• Berezuvatka (Berezovatka, Israilevka, Yazer), Ukraine (image 125)
• Eisiskes (Ejszyszki, Yeyshishki, Eyshishok), Lithuania (image 125)
• Iliniskoye, Russia (image 125)
• Irkutsk, Russia (image 125)
• Alushta (Alusht), Crimea (image 126)
• Alytus (Olita, Alite), Lithuania (image 126)
• Zaporizhzhya (Zaporozhye, Aleksandrovsk), Ukraine (image 126)
• Uzusaliai (Aleksandrovskaja, Aleksandrovskaye), Lithuania (image 127)
• Oleksandriya 2 (Aleksandria, Aleksandriya), Ukraine (image 127)
• Oleksandriya 2 (Aleksandria, Aleksandriya), Ukraine (image 127)
• Tsyurupynsk (Aleshki, Aleshk), Ukraine (image 127)
• Valkininkai (Olkieniki, Olkeniki, Volknik, Olkenik), Lithuania (image 127)
• Omsk, Russia (image 127)
• Ananyiv 2 (Ananyev), Ukraine (image 127)
• Andriyevka, Ukraine (image 127)
• Antopal (Antopol, Antepolye), Belarus (image 127)
• Anyksciai (Onikshty, Aniksht, Aniks), Lithuania (image 127)
• Ostyor (Oster), Ukraine (image 127)
• Ostroh (Ostrog, Ostroho, Ostre), Ukraine (image 128)
• Astrakhan, Russia (image 128)
• Ostroleka (Ostrolenka, Ostrelenke, Esterlenke), Poland (image 128)
• Ostropil (Ostropol, Starry Ostroil, Ostropolye, Esterpolye), Ukraine (image 128)
• Vikno (Okno, Ocna, Okna), Ukraine (image 128)
• Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyy (Belgorod Dnestrovskiy, Cetatea Alba, Akkerman, Akerman), Ukraine (image 128)
• Oryol (Orel, Oriol), Russia (image 129)
• Varena (Orany, Oran, Aran), Lithuania (image 129)
• Orhei (Orgeyev, Orheyev, Ariev, Ariv, Uriev), Moldova (image 129)
• Arkhanhelske (Arkhangelskoye), Ukraine (image 129)
• Orlya (Orla, Orli, Orlowa, Arlove), Belarus (image 130)
• Orikhiv (Orekhov), Ukraine (image 130)
• Orenburg (Chkalov), Russia (image 130)
• Ashmyany (Oshmyany, Oszmiana, Oshmene), Belarus (image 130)
• Bobr (Bober), Belarus (image 130)
• Babruysk (Bobruysk, Babruysk), Belarus (image 130)
• Bobrynets (Bobrinets, Bobrinits), Ukraine (image 131)
• Bohuslav (Boguslav, Boslev), Ukraine (image 131)
• Bohopil (Bogopol, Bapolye) (part of Pervomaisk), Ukraine (image 131)
• Bakhmach, Ukraine (image 131)
• Bakhmut (Artemivsk, Artyomovsk), Ukraine (image 131)
• Balta (Bolte), Ukraine (image 132)
• Baki (Baku), Azerbaijan (image 132)
• Bakshty (Baksht, Baksht-Borishoka), Belarus (image 132)
• Bar, Ukraine (image 133)
• Baranavichy (Baranovichi, Baranowicze, Baranovitsh, Baranevitsh), Belarus (image 133)
• Baranivka 1 (Baranovka, Baronefke), Ukraine (image 133)
• Barguzin, Russia (image 133)
• Borisoglebsk, Russia (image 133)
• Barysau (Borisov, Barisev), Belarus (image 133)
• Boremel (Baremel, Baremlye), Ukraine (image 133)
• Bytsen (Byten, Biten, Buten), Belarus (image 133)
• Butrimonys (Butrymantsy, Butrimants, Baltremants), Lithuania (image 134)
• Bauska (Bausk, Boysk), Latvia (image 134)
• Bukhara, Uzbekistan (image 134)
• Bialystok (Belostok), Poland (image 134)
• Bykhau (Bykhov, Staryy Bykhov, Alt-Bikhev, Bikhev), Belarus (image 135)
• Blaszki (Blashke), Poland (image 136)
• Velyka Bilozerka (Velikaya Belozyorka, Belozorke, Belozorke haGdoyle), Ukraine (image 136)
• Bilopillya 1 (Belopolye, Bilepilye), Ukraine (image 136)
• Bila Tserkva (Feheregyhaza, Tiszafejeregyhaza, Bila Cirkev, Bila Cerkva, Biserica Alba, Sade Lavan, Shvarts-Time, Shvarts-Tume), Ukraine (image 136)
• Belgorod (Byelgorod), Russia (image 136)
• Byalynichy (Belynichi, Belinitsh), Belarus (image 136)
• Bielsk Podlaski (Bielsk, Bilsk), Poland (image 136)
• Balti (Beltsy, Bieltsy, Belts), Moldova (image 137)
• Bedzin (Bendsburg, Bendzin, Bendin), Poland (image 137)
• Bender (Tighina, Bendery), Moldova (image 137)
• Berdyansk (Osipenko), Ukraine (image 138)
• Beryslav (Berislav), Ukraine (image 138)
• Berezivka 1 (Berezovka, Berezefke), Ukraine (image 138)
• Byerazino (Berezino, Brezin, Berezin), Belarus (image 138)
• Berezne (Berezno), Ukraine (image 138)
• Bereznehuvate (Bereznegovatoye, Brezhnovate), Ukraine (image 139)
• Berestechko (Beresteczko, Brestetshke), Ukraine (image 139)
• Bershad (Bershed), Ukraine (image 139)
• Byeshankovichy (Beshenkovichi, Beshenkovitsh), Belarus (image 139)
• Brailiv (Brailov, Brahilov, Bralev), Ukraine (image 139)
• Berdychiv (Berdichev, Barditshev), Ukraine (image 139)
• Bryansk, Russia (image 140)
• Briceni (Brichany, Britshon), Moldova (image 140)
• Brest 1 (Brzesc nad Bugiem, Brzesc, Brest Litovsk, Brisk), Belarus (image 140)
• Kuldiga (Goldingen, Golding), Latvia (image 141)
• Goniadz (Gonyondz, Gonyendz), Poland (image 141)
• Horoshyne (Goroshino, Horoshin), Ukraine (image 141)
• Gargzdai (Gordzh, Gorzd), Lithuania (image 141)
• Glasgow 1, Scotland, United Kingdom (image 142)
• Gostini (Glazmanka, Dankere), Latvia (image 142)
• Henichesk (Genichesk), Ukraine (image 142)
• Grajewo (Grayeve, Grayve, Grayvi), Poland (image 142)
• Grigoriopol (Tshorne), Moldova (image 143)
• Dobrovelychkivka (Dobrovelichkovka), Ukraine (image 143)
• Dumbraveni (Dumbraveny, Dombroveny, Dombrevin), Moldova (image 143)
• Dubasari (Dubossary, Dubasar, Dubesar), Moldova (image 143)
• Dubrovka (Dibrovka, Dibrivke), Ukraine (image 143)
• Daugavpils (Dvinsk, Dinaburg, Deneborg), Latvia (image 143)
• Dunayivtsi (Dunayevtsy, Dunajowce, Dunovits, Dinevits), Ukraine (image 145)
• Dmytrivka 3 (Dmitrovka, Mitrefke), Ukraine (image 145)
• Druskininkai (Druskieniki, Druzgieniki, Druskeniki, Drusgenik), Lithuania (image 145)
• Aizpute (Gazenpot, Hasenpoth, Haznpot), Latvia (image 146)
• Hola Prystan (Golaya Pristan), Crimea (image 146)
• Molochna (Molotschna, Halbstadt, Halbshtat), Ukraine (image 146)
• Holta (Golta, Olte) (part of Pervomaisk), Ukraine (image 146)
• Homyel 1 (Gomel, Homel, Homye, Homlye), Belarus (image 146)
• Grodek (Grodek Bialostocki, Horodok), Poland (image 147)
• Haradok 2 (Gorodok, Grodek, Horodok), Belarus (image 147)
• Haradzieja (Gorodeya, Horodziej, Gorodzey, Horodye), Belarus (image 148)
• Haradzishcha (Gorodishche, Horodyszcze, Horodishtsh), Belarus (image 148)
• Hory (Gory), Belarus (image 148)
• Horki (Gorki, Horke), Belarus (image 148)
• Hulyaypole (Gulyay Pole), Ukraine (image 148)
• Hrodna (Grodno, Horodno, Grodne, Harodne), Belarus (image 148)
• Haysyn (Gaysin, Haysin, Hasin, Asin, Aysin), Ukraine (image 150)
• Hlukhiv (Glukhov, Hlukhov, Lukhev), Ukraine (image 150)
• Hlusk (Glusk), Belarus (image 150)
• Voznesensk, Ukraine (image 150)
• Volochysk (Volochisk, Voletshisk), Ukraine (image 150)
• Vaukavysk (Volkovysk, Wolkowysk, Valkevisk), Belarus (image 151)
• Vasilevichy (Vasilevichi, Vasilyevitsh), Belarus (image 151)
• Wasilkow (Vasilkuv, Vashilkove, Vashlkove), Poland (image 151)
• Voranava (Woronow, Voronovo, Voronove), Belarus (image 151)
• Voronovytsya (Voronovitsa, Vonivits), Ukraine (image 151)
• Voronezh, Russia (image 151)
• Warszawa (Warsaw, Varshe), Poland (image 152)
• Vitsyebsk (Vitebsk, Vitepsk), Belarus (image 154)
• Vainutas (Voynuty, Vaynute), Lithuania (image 155)
• Stantsiya Vileyka (Vileyke Stantsye), Belarus (image 155)
• Vileyka (Wilejka, Vileyke, Groys-Vileyke), Belarus (image 155)
• Vilnius (Wilno, Vilna, Vilne), Lithuania (image 155)
• Vilkaviskis (Wylkowyszki, Wolkowyszki, Vilkavishk), Lithuania (image 161)
• Ukmerge (Vilkomir), Lithuania (image 161)
• Vilkija (Vilki), Lithuania (image 162)
• Vinnytsya (Vinnitsa, Vinitse), Ukraine (image 162)
• Vistytis (Wisztyniec, Vishtinits), Lithuania (image 162)
• Vishnyeva (Vishnevo, Wiszniew, Vishneve), Belarus (image 162)
• Warszawa (Warsaw, Varshe), Poland (image 163)
• Vladivostok, Russia (image 163)
• Vladimir, Russia (image 163)
• Wloclawek (Vlotslavek, Alt-Lesle, Lesle), Poland (image 163)
• Velizh, Russia (image 163)
• Cesis (Venden), Latvia (image 163)
• Virbalis (Wierzbolow, Wierzbolowo, Wirballen, Virbalin), Lithuania (image 163)
• Verkhne-Ulbinskoye, Kazakhstan (image 164)
• Verkhnodniprovsk (Verkhnedneprovsk), Ukraine (image 164)
• Zabludow (Zabludeve), Poland (image 164)
• Zagare (Zhagar, Zagory, Zager, Nay-Zager, Zager-Khadash, Zager-Yashan), Lithuania (image 164)
• Zawiercie (Zavertse), Poland (image 164)
• Zakharivka (Frunzivka, Frunzovka, Zakharovka, Zakharyevka, Zarivke, Zarifke), Ukraine (image 164)
• Zolotonosha (Zoltenosh), Ukraine (image 164)
• Zalatukha, Belarus (image 164)
• Zamosc 1 (Zamoshtsh, Zamishtsh), Poland (image 164)
• Izyaslav (Izyaslavl, Zaslav, Zaslev), Ukraine (image 165)
• Kamyanske (Dniprodzerzhynsk, Dneprodzerzhinsk, Kamenskoye, Kivjazd, Beregkovesd, Kivyazhd), Ukraine (image 165)
• Zgierz (Zgerzh), Poland (image 165)
• Zdunska Wola (Zdinske-Volye, Volye), Poland (image 165)
• Zhvanets (Zvonits), Ukraine (image 165)
• Zvenyhorodka (Zvenigorodka, Zvinerotke), Ukraine (image 166)
• Zhytomyr (Zhitomir, Zhitomer), Ukraine (image 166)
• Dzyatlava (Dyatlovo, Zdzieciol, Zhetl), Belarus (image 166)
• Zinkiv 1 (Zinkov, Zinkev), Ukraine (image 166)
• Zhytkavichy (Zhitkovichi), Belarus (image 166)
• Zhmerynka (Zhmerinka, Zhmerinke), Ukraine (image 167)
• Khodorkiv (Khodorkov, Khoderkev), Ukraine (image 167)
• Khotsimsk (Khotimsk), Belarus (image 167)
• Khotyn (Khotin, Hotin, Khetin), Ukraine (image 167)
• Khoroshcha (Khoroshch), Belarus (image 167)
• Khashchuvate (Khoshchevatoye, Khashchevato, Khashtshevate, Khashtshevote), Ukraine (image 167)
• Kharkiv (Kharkov), Ukraine (image 167)
• Kherson (Khason, Khartson), Ukraine (image 167)
• Tobolsk, Russia (image 168)
• Taganrog, Russia (image 168)
• Tatarbunary (Tatarbunar, Tarbunar), Ukraine (image 169)
• Talachyn (Tolochin, Talatshin), Belarus (image 169)
• Talne (Talnoye, Tolne), Ukraine (image 169)
• Talsi (Talsen, Talsn), Latvia (image 169)
• Tomashpil (Tomashpol, Tomashpolye), Ukraine (image 169)
• Tomsk, Russia (image 169)
• Tokmak (Bolshoy Tokmak), Ukraine (image 169)
• Tarashcha (Tarashtshe), Ukraine (image 170)
• Tashkent (Toshkent), Uzbekistan (image 170)
• Tver, Russia (image 170)
• Taurage (Tauroggen, Tavrik), Lithuania (image 170)
• Tulchyn (Tulchin, Toltshin), Ukraine (image 171)
• Tukums (Tukum), Latvia (image 171)
• Timashina, Russia (image 171)
• Tbilisi (Tiflis), Georgia (image 171)
• Tiraspol (Tireshpil, Treshpil), Moldova (image 171)
• Telsiai (Telshy, Telzh, Telz), Lithuania (image 172)
• Tryskiai (Trishki, Trishik), Lithuania (image 172)
• Chudniv (Chudnov, Tshidnev), Ukraine (image 172)
• Chita, Russia (image 172)
• Strumok (Chichma, Tshitshme), Ukraine (image 172)
• Chelyabinsk, Russia (image 172)
• Chernihiv (Chernigov, Tshernigev, Tserniev), Ukraine (image 173)
• Cherkasy (Tsherkas), Ukraine (image 1 73)
• Yabluneve (Yablonevo, Yablenov), Ukraine (image 173)
• Yalta, Crimea (image 173)
• Donetsk (Stalino, Yuzovka, Yuzovo, Yuzevke, Yuzeve), Ukraine (image 174)
• Tartu (Yuryev, Dorpat, Derpt, Derpet), Estonia (image 174)
• Edinet (Yedinits), Moldova (image 174)
• Yevpatoriya (Eupatoria, Kozlov, Gozlov), Crimea (image 175)
• Jieznas (Jezno, Yezne), Lithuania (image 175)
• Kropyvnytskyi (Kirovohrad, Kirovograd, Kirovo, Zinovyesk, Yelisavetgrad, Elisavetgrad, Yelysavet, Yolosvet), Ukraine (image 175)
• Yelets (Elets), Russia (image 175)
• Yenakiyeve (Yenakiyevo, Yenakiyev, Rykovo), Ukraine (image 175)
• Dnipro (Dnepropetrovsk, Yekaterinoslav, Katerineslav), Ukraine (image 176)
• Yafo (Jaffa), Israel (image 177)
• Jerusalem (Yerushalayim), Israel (image 177)
• Lahoysk (Logoysk), Belarus (image 177)
• Lodz (Lodzh), Poland (image 177)
• Lomza (Lomzhe, Lomze), Poland (image 179)
• Lyuboml (Lubomla, Luboml, Libevne), Ukraine (image 179)
• Lubny (Luben), Ukraine (image 179)
• Ludza (Lutsyn, Lutsin), Latvia (image 180)
• Lyady (Lyadi), Belarus (image 180)
• Zarechanka (Lyantskorun, Lantskrunye), Ukraine (image 180)
• Lyskava (Lyskovo, Liskow, Liskove, Liskeve), Belarus (image 180)
• Liepaja (Libava, Libau, Libave, Lyepay), Latvia (image 180)
• Lida, Belarus (image 181)
• Lyubar (Luber), Ukraine (image 182)
• Lublin, Poland (image 182)
• Linkuva (Linkeve), Lithuania (image 182)
• Lysychansk (Lisichansk), Ukraine (image 182)
• Lypovets (Lipovets, Lipevits), Ukraine (image 182)
• Letychiv (Letichev, Letitshev, Letshev), Ukraine (image 183)
• Lyenin (Lenin, Lulin), Belarus (image 183)
• Velyka Lepetykha (Bolshaya Lepetikha, Lepetikhe Gdola, Lepetikhe), Ukraine (image 183)
• Mahilyou (Mogilev, Mogilev-na-Dniepr, Mohylew, Molyev), Belarus (image 183)
• Mazyr (Mozyr, Mazhir), Belarus (image 184)
• Kalinkavichy (Kalinkovichi, Kalenkevitsh), Belarus (image 184)
• Moskva (Moscow), Russia (image 184)
• Makoshyne (Makoshino), Ukraine (image 185)
• Mariinsk, Russia (image 185)
• Marijampole (Mariampol, Kapsukas, Maryampol), Lithuania (image 185)
• Mariupol (Zhdanov), Ukraine (image 185)
• Marculesti (Markuleshty-Kolon, Merkelesht), Moldova (image 186)
• Mazeikiai (Muravievo, Mozheyki, Mazheyk), Lithuania (image 186)
• Jelgava (Mitava, Mitau), Latvia (image 1 86)
• Maykop, Russia (image 186)
• Mikhaylivka (Mikhaylovka), Ukraine (image 186)
• Minsk, Belarus (image 186)
• Mir, Belarus (image 188)
• Myropil (Miropol, Miropolye), Ukraine (image 188)
• Myrhorod (Mirgorod, Mirhorod Yashan), Ukraine (image 188)
• Mstsislau (Mstsislav, Mstislavl, Amtshislev), Belarus (image 189)
• Miedzyrzec Podlaski (Miedzyrzec, Mezritsh, Mezritsh deLite), Poland (image 189)
• Melitopol, Ukraine (image 189)
• Zarasai (Novoaleksandrovsk, Nay-Aleksandrovsk, Ezhereni), Lithuania (image 190)
• Zviahel (Novohrad-Volynskyy, Novograd-Volynskiy, Zvehil, Zvil), Ukraine (image 190)
• Navahrudak (Novogrudok, Nowogrodek, Navaredok), Belarus (image 190)
• Novo Praha (Novo Praga, Novaya Praga, Petrekovke), Ukraine (image 190)
• Osypenko (Osipenko, Novospasovka), Ukraine (image 190)
• Novokostyantyniv (Novyy Konstantinov, Novo-Konstantinov, Kostantin-Khadash, Nay-Kosntin), Ukraine (image 191)
• Novorossiysk, Russia (image 191)
• Novhorod-Siverskyy (Novgorod Severskiy, Novgorod Seversk), Ukraine (image 191)
• Nowy Dwor Mazowiecki (Nowy Dwor, Novedvor), Poland (image 191)
• Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan (image 191)
• Niwka (Alt-Nivke, Alt-Nifke), Poland (image 191)
• Nizhniy Novgorod (Gorky), Russia (image 191)
• Nizhne-Solominka, Ukraine (image 192)
• Mykolayiv 1 (Nikolayev), Ukraine (image 192)
• Nevel (Nevl), Russia (image 193)
• Nizhyn (Niezhin, Nezhin, Nyezhin), Ukraine (image 193)
• Nyasvizh (Nesvizh, Nieswiez, Nesvizh, Nezhviz, Nezvizh), Belarus (image 193)
• Salantai (Salanty, Salant), Lithuania (image 193)
• Samara (Kuybyshev), Russia (image 193)
• Samarkand (Samarqand), Uzbekistan (image 193)
• Sosnowiec (Sosnovits, Sosnevtse, Sosneftse), Poland (image 193)
• Sosnytsia (Sosnitsa, Sosnitse), Ukraine (image 194)
• Sapotskin (Sopotskin, Sopockinie, Sapetkin), Belarus (image 194)
• Soroca (Soroka, Soroke), Moldova (image 194)
• Suwalki (Suvalk), Poland (image 194)
• Svyatilov, Ukraine (image 194)
• Svislach (Svisloch, Swislocz, Svislovich, Sislovitsh, Sislevitsh, Shishlevits), Belarus (image 194)
• Svencionys (Swieciany, Shventsyan, Sventsyan, Alt-Sventsyan), Lithuania (image 195)
• Sumy, Ukraine (image 195)
• Surazh 1 (Surazh-Vitebskiy), Belarus (image ; 195)
• Surazh 1 (Surazh-Vitebskiy), Belarus (image 195)
• Stoubtsy (Stolbtsy, Stolpce, Steypts, Shtoypts), Belarus (image 195)
• Staraya Slabada (Staraya Sloboda), Belarus (image 195)
• Staryya Darohi (Staryye Dorogi, Starye-Dorogi), Belarus (image 196)
• Stepantsi (Stepantsy, Stepnits, Strepenits, Stempenits), Ukraine (image 196)
• Stretensk, Russia (image 196)
• Simferopol, Crimea (image 196)
• Synelnykove (Sinelnikovo), Ukraine (image 197)
• Slonim, Belarus (image 197)
• Slutsk, Belarus (image 197)
• Smalyavichy (Smolevichi, Smolovitsh), Belarus (image 197)
• Smolensk, Russia (image 197)
• Smarhon (Smorgon, Smorgonie, Smargon), Belarus (image 198)
• Smila (Smela, Smiela, Smile), Ukraine (image ; 198)
• Sebezh, Russia (image 198)
• Siedlce (Shedlits), Poland (image 198)
• Sevastopol, Crimea (image 198)
• Sestroretsk, Russia (image 199)
• Secareni (Sekareny, Sekurani, Sekuran), Moldova (image 199)
• Seirijai (Sereje, Serey, Serhey), Lithuania (image 199)
• Skopin, Russia (image 199)
• Skvyra (Skvira, Skver), Ukraine (image 199)
• Pochinok, Russia (image 199)
• Palanga (Palonge, Polangen), Lithuania (image 199)
• Polatsk (Polotsk), Belarus (image 200)
• Poninka, Ukraine (image 200)
• Panevezys (Ponevezh), Lithuania (image 200)
• Panevezys (Ponevezh), Lithuania (image 201)
• Pasvalys (Posvol, Posval), Lithuania (image 201)
• Fastiv (Fastov, Khvastiv, Khvastev), Ukraine (image 201)
• Papa-Hora, Chernigov Guberniya (image 201)
• Papile (Popieliany, Popelyan), Lithuania (image 201)
• Pochep (Potshep), Russia (image 201)
• Pakruojis (Pokroy), Lithuania (image 202)
• Parkha(?), Russia (image 202)
• Poltava, Ukraine (image 202)
• Polonne (Polonnoye, Polnoe), Ukraine (image 202)
• Fundukliyivka (Fundukleyevka), Ukraine (image 203)
• Sankt-Peterburg (Leningrad, Petrograd, St. Petersburg, Peterburg), Russia (image 203)
• Pyatigorsk 2, Russia (image 204)
• Pinsk, Belarus (image 204)
• Plonsk (Plinsk, Plintsk), Poland (image 205)
• Plunge (Plungiany, Plungyan), Lithuania (image 205)
• Pskov, Russia (image 205)
• Feodosiya (Theodosia, Kaffa, Caffa, Kefe), Crimea (image 206)
• Petrovsk-Zabaykalsky (Petrovsky Zavod), Russia (image 206)
• Piotrkow Trybunalski (Petrikev, Peterkev, Petrikev Tribunaler), Poland (image 206)
• Penza, Russia (image 207)
• Perm (Molotov), Russia (image 207)
• Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi (Pereyaslav-Khmelnitskiy, Pierejaslav, Pereiaslav, Preyaslev), Ukraine (image 207, 208)
• Khmelnytskyy (Khmelnitskiy, Proskurov, Proskerev, Proskrev), Ukraine (image 208)
• Slauharad (Slavgorod, Propoisk), Belarus (image 208)
• Pruzhany (Pruzana, Pruzhan, Pruzhene), Belarus (image 209)
• Saldus (Frauenburg, Froyenberg), Latvia (image 209)
• Privolnoye, Azerbaijan (image 209)
• Pryluky (Priluki, Priluk), Ukraine (image 209)
• Volgograd (Stalingrad, Tsaritsyn), Russia (image 209)
• Tsybuliv (Tsibulev, Tsybulevo), Ukraine (image 210)
• Kabansk, Russia (image 210)
• Kabansk, Russia (image 211)
• Kaunas (Kovno, Kovne), Lithuania (image 211)
• Kovel (Kowel, Kovle), Ukraine (image 212)
• Koziatyn (Kazatin), Ukraine (image 212)
• Kazan, Russia (image 212)
• Michurinsk (Kozlov), Russia (image 212)
• Kakhovka, Ukraine (image 213)
• Kansk, Russia (image 213)
• Kolo (Koyl), Poland (image 213)
• Kaluga, Russia (image 213)
• Kamyanyy Brid (Kamennyy Brod, Kamenbrod), Ukraine (image 213)
• Kamyanets Podilskyy (Kamenets Podolskiy, Komenits-Podolsk, Komenits), Ukraine (image 213)
• Konotop, Ukraine (image 214)
• Kosava (Kossovo, Kosow, Kosev), Belarus (image 214)
• Kastsyukovichy (Kostyukovichi, Kostikovitsh), Belarus (image 215)
• Kapyl (Kopyl, Kopyly, Kapulye), Belarus (image 215)
• Kopys (Kopust, Kopist), Belarus (image 215)
• Kapciamiestis (Kopciowo, Koptsheve), Lithuania (image 215)
• Capresti (Kapreshty, Kopresht), Moldova (image 215)
• Karalan(?), Russia (image 215)
• Kars, Russia (image 215)
• Korsun-Shevchenkivskyy (Korsun-Shevchenkovskiy, Korsun, Korsn), Ukraine (image 216)
• Korets (Korzec, Korits), Ukraine (image 216)
• Kulebaki, Russia (image 216)
• Kupyn (Kupin, Kipen), Ukraine (image 216)
• Kupiskis (Kupishki, Kupishok), Lithuania (image 216)
• Kursk, Russia (image 216)
• Kybartai (Kibarty, Kibart), Lithuania (image 216)
• Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine (image 217)
• Dzyarzhynsk (Dzerzhinsk, Koydanovo, Koydenev, Keydenev), Belarus (image 218)
• Kirsanov, Russia (image 218)
• Chisinau (Kishinev, Keshenev), Moldova (image 218)
• Klintsy, Russia (image 219)
• Kelme (Kelmy, Kelm), Lithuania (image 220)
• Kielce (Kelts), Poland (image 220)
• Kerch, Crimea (image 220)
• Kronshtadt, Russia (image 221)
• Krasnoyarsk, Russia (image 221)
• Krakes (Kroki, Krok), Lithuania (image 221)
• Krekenava (Krakinovo, Krakinove), Lithuania (image 221)
• Kryvyy Rih (Krivoy Rog, Krivorog), Ukraine (image 221)
• Kryve Ozero (Krivoye Ozero, Crivoje-Ozero, Krivozer), Ukraine (image 221)
• Kryukov (part of Kremenchuk), Ukraine (image 221)
• Kremenchuk (Kremenchug, Krementshuk), Ukraine (image 221)
• Kryzhopil (Kryzhopol, Krizhopol), Ukraine (image 223)
• Krychau (Krichyov, Kritshev), Belarus (image 223)
• Jekabpils (Yakobshtadt, Kreuzburg, Kreytsburg), Latvia (image 223)
• Kremenets (Krzemieniec, Kremenits), Ukraine (image 224)
• Kraslava (Kreslavka, Kraslavye, Kreslavl), Latvia (image 224)
• Radom (Rudem), Poland (image 224)
• Radashkovichy (Radoshkovichi, Radoszkowicze, Radoshkevitsh, Raditkovits), Belarus (image 224)
• Radul, Ukraine (image 224)
• Rahachou (Rogachyov, Rogachev, Rogachov, Ratsev), Belarus (image 224)
• Rivne 2 (Rovno, Rowne, Rovne), Ukraine (image 225)
• Romny (Romen), Ukraine (image 225)
• Rostov-na-Donu (Rostov), Russia (image 226)
• Raseiniai (Rossieny, Raseyn), Lithuania (image 227)
• Roslavl, Russia (image 228)
• Rybynsk (Ribinsk), Ukraine (image 228)
• Ribnita (Rybnitsa, Rybnitsy, Ribnits), Moldova (image 229)
• Riga, Latvia (image 229)
• Rajgrod (Raygrod, Rayngrad), Poland (image 231)
• Rypin (Ripin, Rapin), Poland (image 231)
• Rezekne (Rezhitsa, Rezhitse), Latvia (image 231)
• Rietavas (Rietovo, Riteve), Lithuania (image 232)
• Reni, Ukraine (image 232)
• Rechytsa (Rechitsa, Retsitse, Retshitse), Belarus (image 232)
• Siauliai (Shavly, Shavl), Lithuania (image 232)
• Saukenai (Shavkyany, Shukyan), Lithuania (image 232)
• Seta (Shaty, Shat), Lithuania (image 232)
• Shamava (Shamovo, Shamove), Belarus (image 232)
• Sakiai (Szaki, Shaki), Lithuania (image 232)
• Shpola (Shpole), Ukraine (image 233)
• Shchuchyn (Szczuczyn, Shtshutshin), Belarus (image 233)
• Shchadryn (Shchedrin, Shtshedrin), Belarus (image 233)
• Skuodas (Shkudy, Shkud), Lithuania (image 233)
• Shklou (Shklov), Belarus (image 233)