No words to say goodbye: A young Jewish woman's journey from the Soviet Union into America: The extraordinary diaries of Raimonda Kopelnitsky · Project Zikaron

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Title

No words to say goodbye: A young Jewish woman's journey from the Soviet Union into America: The extraordinary diaries of Raimonda Kopelnitsky

Category

Autobiographies

Author/Originator

Kopelnitsky, Raimonda (1977-)

Year of Publication/Creation

1994

Place of Publication/Creation

New York

Language(s)

English

Geographic Places

Chernivtsi 1 (Chernovtsy, Cernauti, Czernowitz, Tshernevits), Ukraine (p. 7)

Wien (Vienna, Becs, Bec, Viden, Vieden, Dunaj), Austria (p. 49)

Ladispoli, Italy (p. 68)

Manhattan 1, New York, New York, USA (p. 104)

Bay Ridge (part of Brooklyn), New York, USA (p. 112)

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