Title

Category

Author/Originator

Wachstein, Bernhard

Year of Publication/Creation

1932

Place of Publication/Creation

Vienna

Language(s)

Hebrew, German

Geographic Places

• Akko (Acre), Israel (p. 4)
• Aleppo (Halab, Aram Tsova), Syria (p. 4)
• Alexandria 1 (No-Amon), Egypt (p. 6)
• Amsterdam 1, Netherlands (p. 29)
• Bacau (Bako, Bako'u), Romania (p. 32)
• Bardejov (Bartfa, Bartfeld, Bardyev), Slovakia (p. 23)
• Bayramic, Turkey (p. 11)
• Baisogala (Beisagola, Beysegole), Lithuania (p. 10, 16, 24, 27, 31)
• Berehove (Beregovo, Beregszasz, Bereksas, Berhi), Ukraine (p. 7)
• Berlin 1, Germany (p. 22)
• Biala Podlaska (Groys-Byale, Byale), Poland (p. 34)
• Bialobrzegi (Byalebzhik, Bzhalebzheg), Poland (p. 32)
• Bialystok (Belostok), Poland (p. 18, 26, 29)
• Bilshivtsi (Bolshovtsy, Bolszowce, Bolshvets), Ukraine (p. 10)
• Benye, Hungary (p. 13)
• Bonyhad (Bonyad, Bonyed), Hungary (p. 24)
• Hajduboszormeny (Boszormeny, Besermin), Hungary (p. 5)
• Wroclaw (Breslau, Bresle), Poland (p. 35)
• Brody 1 (Brod), Ukraine (p. 27, 35)
• Brest 1 (Brzesc nad Bugiem, Brzesc, Brest Litovsk, Brisk), Belarus (p. 21)
• Berezhany (Berezany, Brzezany, Bzhezhan, Brezhan), Ukraine (p. 29)
• Rumelihisari (Boghaz Hissar) (part of Istanbul), Turkey (p. 11)
• Kerkyra (Corfu), Greece (p. 12)
• Hejocsaba (Heocsaba, Csaba), Hungary (p. 7)
• Chornobyl (Chernobyl, Tshernobl), Ukraine (p. 3)
• Damascus (Damasq, Damesek, ash-Sham, Shami), Syria (p. 12)
• Darmstadt, Germany (p. 24)
• Dotnuva (Dotnava, Dotnovo, Datneve), Lithuania (p. 16)
• Daugavpils (Dvinsk, Dinaburg, Deneborg), Latvia (p. 21)
• Dobrin, Ukraine (p. 11)
• Drohobych (Drogobych, Drohobycz, Drohobytsch, Drubitsh), Ukraine (p. 6, 22)
• Darbenai (Drobyan, Darbyan), Lithuania (p. 6)
• Eisiskes (Ejszyszki, Yeyshishki, Eyshishok), Lithuania (p. 5)
• Presov (Eperjes, Presheve), Slovakia (p. 30)
• Foldes (Feldish), Hungary (p. 16)
• Frankfurt am Main (Frankfurt), Germany (p. 3, 17, 21, 24)
• Galanta (Glande), Slovakia (p. 32)
• Galanta (Glande), Slovakia (p. 21)
• Gora Kalwaria (Gur, Ger), Poland (p. 19, 36)
• Hornostaypil (Gornostaypol, Hornostaypl), Ukraine (p. 22)
• Grobina (Grobin, Grubin), Latvia (p. 6)
• Grodzisk Mazowiecki (Grodzisk, Grodzhitsk), Poland (p. 9)
• Gyure (Varsanygyure, Dyure, Varshan Gadol), Hungary (p. 7)
• Halle (Halle an der Saale), Germany (p. 37)
• Halmeu (Halmi, Holmin, Holmen), Romania (p. 31)
• Hamburg 1, Germany (p. 6, 24)
• Hanau 2 (Hena, Hene), Germany (p. 20, 32)
• Hebron (Hevron, Chevron), Israel (p. 1, 10, 20, 24)
• Indura (Amdur), Belarus (p. 25)
• Izmir (Smyrna), Turkey (p. 5, 9, 15, 22, 28, 34 )
• Jalowka (Yaluvka, Yalevke), Poland (p. 16)
• Yafo (Jaffa), Israel (p. 35)
• Yavoriv (Yavorov, Jaworow, Yaverev), Ukraine (p. 14)
• Jerusalem (Yerushalayim), Israel (p. 4, 6, 13, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 26, 27, 30, 32, 35)
• Jurbarkas (Jurburg, Yurburg, Yurberik), Lithuania (p. 16)
• Cairo 1 (Kahir, Masr, Mitsrayim), Egypt (p. 5, 17, 20, 23, 25)
• Kalisz (Kalisch, Kulish), Poland (p. 10, 35)
• Kalisz (Kalisch, Kulish), Poland (p. 34)
• Karalin (Karolin, Karlin) (part of Pinsk), Belarus (p. [16, 36)
• Kelme (Kelmy, Kelm), Lithuania (p. 8, 26, 34)
• Kisvarda (Kleinwardein, Klayn-Verdayn), Hungary (p. 22)
• Kobryn (Kobrin), Belarus (p. 12, 13, 16)
• Kolomyya (Kolomyja, Kalemey, Kalemay, Kilemay), Ukraine (p. 7)
• Komarno 1 (Kemarne), Ukraine (p. 4)
• Komorniki, Poland (p. 18)
• Istanbul (Constantinople, Kushtadina, Kushta, Stambul), Turkey (p. 14, 28)
• Kobenhavn (Copenhagen), Denmark (p. 3)
• Kozienice (Kozhnits, Kozhenits), Poland (p. 8, 15)
• Kock (Kotsk), Poland (p. 8, 24)
• Kozova (Kozowa, Kozeve), Ukraine (p. 17)
• Krakow (Cracow, Kroke, Kruke), Poland (p. 4, 26, 27)
• Kremenets (Krzemieniec, Kremenits), Ukraine (p. 22)
• Krumbach-Hurben (Krumbach, Hurben, Huerben), Germany (p. 23)
• Kupiskis (Kupishki, Kupishok), Lithuania (p. 6)
• Lackenbach (Lakompak), Austria (p. 16, 34)
• Lyady (Lyadi), Belarus (p. 12)
• Laszczow (Lashtshev), Poland (p. 20)
• Lezajsk (Lezhensk, Lezensk), Poland (p. 14)
• Lygumai (Ligum), Lithuania (p. 22)
• Lipnik nad Becvou (Lipnik, Leipnik, Laypnik), Czech Republic (p. 17)
• Olaszliszka (Liszka, Liske), Hungary (p. 27)
• Lockenhaus (Leka), Austria (p. 22)
• London 1, England, United Kingdom (p. 6, 21)
• Lublin, Poland (p. 32)
• Lviv (Lvov, Lwow, Lemberg, Lemberik, Lembrik), Ukraine (p. 5, 20, 35)
• Maheriv (Magerov, Magierow, Magrev), Ukraine (p. 14)
• Manisa (Magnesia), Turkey (p. 31)
• Sighetu Marmatiei (Maramarossziget, Siget, Marmerosh-Siget), Romania (p. 12, 16)
• Klaipeda (Memel, Meml), Lithuania (p. 22)
• Miedzyrzecz (Meseritz), Poland (p. 16, 18)
• Melnytsya (Melnitsa, Mielnica, Milnits), Ukraine (p. 5)
• Medzhybizh (Miedzyboz, Mezhbuzh, Mezhbizh), Ukraine (p. 31)
• Minsk, Belarus (p. 9)
• Modena, Italy (p. 2, 26)
• Mahilyou (Mogilev, Mogilev-na-Dniepr, Mohylew, Molyev), Belarus (p. 31)
• Mstsislau (Mstsislav, Mstislavl, Amtshislev), Belarus (p. 9)
• Mukacheve (Mukachyovo, Mukacevo, Munkacs, Minkatsh), Ukraine (p. 23, 29)
• Myslenice 2 (Mishlenits), Poland (p. 6)
• Narol, Poland (p. 18)
• Deutschkreutz (Sopronkeresztur, Nemetkeresztur, Tseylem, Zelem), Austria (p. 21)
• New York, New York, USA (p. 16)
• Mikulov (Nikolsburg, Niklsburg, Niklsporg), Czech Republic (p. 5)
• Pulawy (Nowa Aleksandria, Pilev), Poland (p. 22)
• Zarasai (Novoaleksandrovsk, Nay-Aleksandrovsk, Ezhereni), Lithuania (p. 6, 26, 30)
• Viseu de Sus (Viseul-de-Sus, Felsoviso, Oberwischau, Aybervisheve, Visheve), Romania (p. 11, 12, 31)
• Oleszyce (Oleshits, Holeshits), Poland (p. 17)
• Opoczno (Opotshne), Poland (p. 13)
• Ashmyany (Oshmyany, Oszmiana, Oshmene), Belarus (p. 22)
• Ostrow Wielkopolski (Ostrow, Ostrowo), Poland (p. 34)
• Parczew (Partseve), Poland (p. 34)
• Paris, France (p. 4)
• Sankt-Peterburg (Leningrad, Petrograd, St. Petersburg, Peterburg), Russia (p. 18)
• Pinsk, Belarus (p. 22)
• Piotrkow Trybunalski (Petrikev, Peterkev, Petrikev Tribunaler), Poland (p. 1)
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (p. 31)
• Plock (Plotsk), Poland (p. 11, 32)
• Podu Turcului, Romania (p. 27)
• Pakruojis (Pokroy), Lithuania (p. 8)
• Palanga (Palonge, Polangen), Lithuania (p. 5)
• Pavlivka 1 (Pavlovka, Poryck, Poritsk, Pritsk), Ukraine (p. 22)
• Praha (Prague, Prag, Prog, Prug), Czech Republic (p. 17, 34, 35)
• Przysucha (Pshiskhe), Poland (p. 32)
• Radom (Rudem), Poland (p. 32)
• Radekhiv (Radekhov, Radziechow, Radkhev, Radekhev), Ukraine (p. 17)
• Radzymin (Razmin), Poland (p. 16)
• Rava-Ruska (Rava-Russkaya, Rawa Ruska, Rave), Ukraine (p. 34)
• Rodos (Rhodes), Greece (p. 26)
• Rogozno (Rogasen, Ragizne), Poland (p. 24)
• Raseiniai (Rossieny, Raseyn), Lithuania (p. 5, 7)
• Ryczywol (Ritschenwalde, Ritshivel), Poland (p. 8)
• Rzeszow (Reichshof, Rayshe), Poland (p. 7)
• Safed (Tsfat, Tsfas), Israel (p. 5, 18)
• Salantai (Salanty, Salant), Lithuania (p. 22, 31)
• Thessaloniki (Saloniki, Salonica), Greece (p. 3, 9, 11, 12, 33, 35)
• Nowy Sacz (Neu-Sandez, Neu-Sandec, Sandec, Nay-Tsanz, Tsanz, Tsandz, Tsanz-Khudesh, Tsanz-Khadash, Sanz), Poland (p. 10, 34)
• Zapyskis (Sapiezyszki, Sapizishok), Lithuania (p. 11)
• Sarospatak (Sharoshpotok, Sharosh), Hungary (p. 18)
• Sasiv (Sasov, Sasow, Sassow, Sasev), Ukraine (p. 23)
• Seduva (Shadova, Shadeve), Lithuania (p. 25, 32)
• Siauliai (Shavly, Shavl), Lithuania (p. 32)
• Siaulenai (Shavlany, Shavlan), Lithuania (p. 15)
• Siluva (Shidlovo, Shidleve), Lithuania (p. 5)
• Trzcianka (Schonlanke, Schoenlanke), Poland (p. 24)
• Swarzedz (Schwersenz, Schwaningen), Poland (p. 5)
• Skole (Skolye), Ukraine (p. 13)
• Vilijampole (Vilyampolskaya, Vilyampolye, Slabodke) (part of Kaunas), Lithuania (p. 18, 23)
• Slonim, Belarus (p. 14, 15)
• Ivano-Frankivsk (Ivano-Frankovsk, Stanislawow, Stanislau, Stanislav, Stanisle), Ukraine (p. 7, 14, 21)
• Stawiski (Stavisk), Poland (p. 11)
• Stryy (Stryj, Stri), Ukraine (p. 10, 27)
• Strykow (Strikov, Strikev), Poland (p. 7)
• Strzyzow (Strizov, Strizhev), Poland (p. 23)
• Svencionys (Swieciany, Shventsyan, Sventsyan, Alt-Sventsyan), Lithuania (p. 36)
• Szecseny (Setsheyn), Hungary (p. 25)
• Crasna (Kraszna, Szilagykraszna, Siladikrasne, Krasne), Romania (p. 11)
• Szydlowiec (Shidlovits, Shidlovtse), Poland (p. 25, 32)
• Tata (Tovaros, Tatta, Totis), Hungary (p. 32)
• Taurage (Tauroggen, Tavrik), Lithuania (p. 3, 8)
• Telsiai (Telshy, Telzh, Telz), Lithuania (p. 6)
• Tveriyah (Tiberias), Israel (p. 13, 24)
• Tomaszow Lubelski (Tomaszow Lubelsk, Tomeshev), Poland (p. 23)
• Tornala (Safarikovo, Tornalja, Tornalye), Slovakia (p. 21, 25)
• Turiysk (Turzysk, Trisk), Ukraine (p. 3)
• Upyna (Upina, Upine), Lithuania (p. 14)
• Valea lui Mihai (Ermihalyfalva, Mihalyfalva, Mihay-Folvo), Romania (p. 19)
• Vainutas (Voynuty, Vaynute), Lithuania (p. 8)
• Vaiguva (Vaygova, Vaygeve), Lithuania (p. 8, 14)
• Warka (Varka, Vurke), Poland (p. 18)
• Warszawa (Warsaw, Varshe), Poland (p. 19)
• Wien (Vienna, Becs, Bec, Viden, Vieden, Dunaj), Austria (p. 14, 18, 23, 27, 32)
• Wissembourg (Weissenburg, Weissembourg), France (p. 6)
• Ukmerge (Vilkomir), Lithuania (p. 8, 28)
• Vilnius (Wilno, Vilna, Vilne), Lithuania (p. 16, 20, 29)
• Wyszogrod (Vishogrod, Vishegrad), Poland (p. 10)
• Vieksniai (Vekshnya, Vekshne), Lithuania (p. 7)
• Vistytis (Wisztyniec, Vishtinits), Lithuania (p. 6)
• Wodzislaw (Voydislev), Poland (p. 20)
• Varniai (Vorna, Vorne), Lithuania (p. 8)
• Zabludow (Zabludeve), Poland (p. 6)
• Zagare (Zhagar, Zagory, Zager, Nay-Zager, Zager-Khadash, Zager-Yashan), Lithuania (p. 16, 22)
• Zolochiv (Zloczow, Zlotshev), Ukraine (p. 6)
• Dzialoszyce (Zaleshits), Poland (p. 4)
• Zhydachiv (Zhidachov, Zydaczow, Zidetshoyv), Ukraine (p. 27)
• Tytuvenai (Tsitovyany, Tsitevyan), Lithuania (p. 6)