Title

Category

Year of Publication/Creation

1938

Place of Publication/Creation

New York

Language(s)

Yiddish

Geographic Places

• Kherson (Khason, Khartson), Ukraine (p. 303)
• Ladzin, Poland (p. 303)
• Lodz (Lodzh), Poland (p. 303, 371)
• Ladyzhyn (Ladyzhin, Ladizhin), Ukraine (p. 304)
• Ladir (p. 304)
• Luhansk (Lugansk, Voroshilovgrad), Ukraine (p. 304)
• Lahoysk (Logoysk), Belarus (p. 304)
• Lahishyn (Logishin, Lohiszyn, Lahishin), Belarus (p. 304)
• Lowicz (Loyvitsh), Poland (p. 304)
• Loyeu (Loyev), Belarus (p. 304)
• Lakhva (Lachwa, Lakhve), Belarus (p. 304, 309)
• Lomzyca (Lomzhitse), Poland (p. 304)
• Lomza (Lomzhe, Lomze), Poland (p. 305)
• Gac (Gatsh), Poland (p. 305)
• Lancut (Lantsit), Poland (p. 305)
• Zarechanka (Lyantskorun, Lantskrunye), Ukraine (p. 305)
• Lask (Lusk), Poland (p. 305)
• Lopuszno (Lopushne), Poland (p. 305)
• Lyuban (Luban), Belarus (p. 305)
• Yurovshchyna (Labun, Lubin), Ukraine (p. 306)
• Lyubeshiv (Lyubeshov, Lubieszow, Libishoyv, Libishey), Ukraine (p. 306)
• Lublin, Poland (p. 306)
• Lyubar (Luber), Ukraine (p. 306, 308)
• Lubcha (Lyubcha, Lubcz, Lubtsh), Belarus (p. 306)
• Volodymyr (Volodymyr-Volynskyy, Vladimir-Volynskiy, Vladimir, Wlodzimierz, Ludmir, Ludmer), Ukraine (p. 306)
• Sosnove (Sosnovoye, Ludwipol, Ludvipol, Sieliszcze, Selitsh-Gadol, Groys-Selitsh), Ukraine (p. 307)
• Lututow (Lititev), Poland (p. 307)
• Lutsk (Luck, Loytsk), Ukraine (p. 307)
• Lukow (Lukov, Likeve), Poland (p. 307)
• Lyubavichi (Lubavitch, Libavitsh), Russia (p. 307)
• Libovne (p. 307)
• Lida, Belarus (p. 307, 308)
• Iue (Ivye, Iwje), Belarus (p. 307, 370)
• Bobrynets (Bobrinets, Bobrinits), Ukraine (p. 307)
• Lutowiska (Litovisk, Litevisk), Poland (p. 308)
• Lityn (Litin), Ukraine (p. 308)
• Illintsi (Ilintsy, Linits), Ukraine (p. 307, 372)
• Lisinsk (p. 308)
• Lypovets (Lipovets, Lipevits), Ukraine (p. 308)
• Lipcani (Lipkany, Lipcani-Targ, Lipkon), Moldova (p. 308)
• Lyebyedzyeva (Lebedevo, Lebiedziewo, Lebedeve), Belarus (p. 308)
• Lubartow (Levertov, Levertev), Poland (p. 308)
• Lezajsk (Lezhensk, Lezensk), Poland (p. 309)
• Letychiv (Letichev, Letitshev, Letshev), Ukraine (p. 309)
• Lyakhavichy (Lyakhovichi, Lachowicze, Lekhevitsh), Belarus (p. 309)
• Lviv (Lvov, Lwow, Lemberg, Lemberik, Lembrik), Ukraine (p. 309)
• Lyenin (Lenin, Lulin), Belarus (p. 309)
• Lespezi (Heci-Lespezi, Heci, Lespezile), Romania (p. 309)
• Lyepyel (Lepel, Lyeplye), Belarus (p. 309)
• Leordina (Leordinen, Lerdene), Romania (p. 310)
• Mogielnica (Moglnits), Poland (p. 310)
• Mohyliv-Podilskyy (Mogilev-Podolskiy, Mogilev, Molev), Ukraine (p. 310)
• Mahilyou (Mogilev, Mogilev-na-Dniepr, Mohylew, Molyev), Belarus (p. 310, 315)
• Sharhorod (Shargorod, Sharigrod, Shargrod, Shared, Sharet), Ukraine (p. 310)
• Mazyr (Mozyr, Mazhir), Belarus (p. 310)
• Motal (Motol, Motele), Belarus (p. 311)
• Turau (Turov, Turev), Belarus (p. 311)
• Retshnitse (p. 311)
• Stretshnitse (p. 311)
• Maiac (Mayak), Moldova (p. 311)
• Maladzyechna (Molodechno, Molodeczno, Molodetshne), Belarus (p. 311)
• Moletai (Malaty, Malat, Malyat), Lithuania (p. 311)
• Malech (Malecz, Maltsh), Belarus (p. 311)
• Monastyryska (Monastyriska, Monasterzyska, Monestrishtsh), Ukraine (p. 311)
• Monastyrishche 1 (Monestrishtsh), Ukraine (p. 311)
• Moskva (Moscow), Russia (p. 311, 371)
• Makow Mazowiecki (Makeve), Poland (p. 312)
• Makariv (Makarov, Mekarev), Ukraine (p. 312)
• Marijampole (Mariampol, Kapsukas, Maryampol), Lithuania (p. 312, 358)
• Mariampol (Marianpole), Poland (p. 312)
• Marinovke (p. 312)
• Sighetu Marmatiei (Maramarossziget, Siget, Marmerosh-Siget), Romania (p. 312)
• Mostyska (Mostiska, Mosciska, Moshtshisk), Ukraine (p. 312)
• Mizoch (Mizotsh), Ukraine (p. 312)
• Murakhove (p. 313)
• Nova Mysh (Novaya Mysh, Nowa Mysz, Mush, Mush-Khadash), Belarus (p. 312)
• Baranavichy (Baranovichi, Baranowicze, Baranovitsh, Baranevitsh), Belarus (p. 313)
• Maydan (Majdan, Majdanka), Ukraine (p. 313)
• Myadzyel (Myadel, Miadziol Nowy, Myadl), Belarus (p. 313, 371)
• Mihaileni (Mikhalin, Mihalen), Romania (p. 313)
• Maydan-Verbetskyy (Maydan-Verbetskiy, Idish-Meyden, Meyden), Ukraine (p. 313)
• Mielec (Meylits), Poland (p. 313, 315)
• Milejczyce (Meleytshesh, Mileytshits), Poland (p. 313)
• Melnytsya (Melnitsa, Mielnica, Milnits), Ukraine (p. 313)
• Mynkivtsi (Minkovtsy, Minkovits, Minkevits), Ukraine (p. 313, 314)
• Minsk, Belarus (p. 313)
• Mstsislau (Mstsislav, Mstislavl, Amtshislev), Belarus (p. 315)
• Mykulyntsi (Mikulintsy, Mikulince, Mikilinits), Ukraine (p. 315)
• Myropil (Miropol, Miropolye), Ukraine (p. 315)
• Mir, Belarus (p. 315)
• Myszyniec (Mishnits), Poland (p. 315)
• Mlawa (Mlave), Poland (p. 315)
• Bedzin (Bendsburg, Bendzin, Bendin), Poland (p. 315, 370)
• Medvyn (Medvin), Ukraine (p. 315)
• Medzhybizh (Miedzyboz, Mezhbuzh, Mezhbizh), Ukraine (p. 315)
• Velyki Mezhyrichi (Mezhyrichi, Mezritsh, Mezritsh ha-Gadol, Mezritsh-Gudl), Ukraine (p. 315)
• Mykhaylopil (Mikhaylopol, Mekhlpolye), Ukraine (p. 316)
• Melitopol, Ukraine (p. 316)
• Melnytsya (Melnitsa, Mielnica, Milnits), Ukraine (p. 316)
• Merkine (Merech, Meretsh), Lithuania (p. 316)
• Nadvirna (Nadvornaya, Nadworna, Nadvorna, Nadverne), Ukraine (p. 317)
• Novoukrainka (Novo-Ukraina, Nay-Ukraine, Novikraynke), Ukraine (p. 317)
• Rivne 2 (Rovno, Rowne, Rovne), Ukraine (p. 317)
• Zarasai (Novoaleksandrovsk, Nay-Aleksandrovsk, Ezhereni), Lithuania (p. 317)
• Zviahel (Novohrad-Volynskyy, Novograd-Volynskiy, Zvehil, Zvil), Ukraine (p. 317)
• Nova Ushytsya (Novaya Ushitsa, Nay-Ishitse, Litvinets), Ukraine (p. 317)
• Minsk Mazowiecki (Nowo-Minsk, Minsk-Mazovyetsk, Novominsk, Klayn-Mintsk), Poland (p. 317)
• Novoselytsya 3 (Novoselsy, Noua Sulita, Novoselisa, Novoselits), Ukraine (p. 317)
• Nowy Korczyn (Nowe Miasto Korczyn, Ir Khadash, Nayshtut, Nashtut), Poland (p. 318)
• Radomsko (Nowo-Radomsk, Ridomsk, Radomsk), Poland (p. 318)
• Navahrudak (Novogrudok, Nowogrodek, Navaredok), Belarus (p. 318)
• Naroulya (Narovlya), Belarus (p. 318)
• Narayiv (Narayev, Narajow, Nrayev), Ukraine (p. 318)
• Narol, Poland (p. 318)
• Narewka (Narevka, Narewka Mala, Narevke, Narefke), Poland (p. 318)
• Mykolayiv 1 (Nikolayev), Ukraine (p. 318)
• Nayshtot (p. 319)
• Nizhyn (Niezhin, Nezhin, Nyezhin), Ukraine (p. 319, 360)
• Nemyriv (Nemirov, Nemerev), Ukraine (p. 319, 360)
• Nyasvizh (Nesvizh, Nieswiez, Nesvizh, Nezhviz, Nezvizh), Belarus (p. 319, 360)
• Sadhora (Sadgora, Sadagura, Sadagora, Sadegere, Sadeger) (part of Chernivtsi 1), Ukraine (p. 319, 360)
• Sataniv (Satanov, Sotenev), Ukraine (p. 319, 360)
• Solotvyn (Solotvin, Solotwina, Selotvine), Ukraine (p. 319, 360, 371)
• Selyatyn (Selyatin, Seletin), Ukraine (p. 319)
• Stara Sil (Staraya Sol, Stara Sol, Sola, Sol), Ukraine (p. 319)
• Samakhvalavichy (Samokhvalovichi, Samokhvalevits), Belarus (p. 319, 360)
• Sambir (Sambor, Novi-Sambor, Pohonicz, Samber), Ukraine (p. 320, 360)
• Sanok (Sunik), Poland (p. 320, 360, 371)
• Nowy Sacz (Neu-Sandez, Neu-Sandec, Sandec, Nay-Tsanz, Tsanz, Tsandz, Tsanz-Khudesh, Tsanz-Khadash, Sanz), Poland (p. 320)
• Sasiv (Sasov, Sasow, Sassow, Sasev), Ukraine (p. 320, 360)
• Izyaslav (Izyaslavl, Zaslav, Zaslev), Ukraine (p. 320)
• Sosnowiec (Sosnovits, Sosnevtse, Sosneftse), Poland (p. 320, 370)
• Sokoliv (Sokolov, Sokolow), Ukraine (p. 320)
• Sokyryany (Sokiryany, Secureni, Sekuryany, Sekuryan), Ukraine (p. 320, 326)
• Saravale (Sara-Vale, Szaravolla, Sarafalva, Saravolye), Romania (p. 320)
• Soroca (Soroka, Soroke), Moldova (p. 320, 361)
• Suwalki (Suvalk), Poland (p. 320, 361)
• Suceava (Suczawa, Shots), Romania (p. 320)
• Sukhostav (Sukhostav, Suchostaw, Sekhestev), Ukraine (p. 321)
• Svislach (Svisloch, Swislocz, Svislovich, Sislovitsh, Sislevitsh, Shishlevits), Belarus (p. 321, 323)
• Stawiski (Stavisk), Poland (p. 321, 370)
• Stolin, Belarus (p. 321, 361, 371)
• Ivano-Frankivsk (Ivano-Frankovsk, Stanislawow, Stanislau, Stanislav, Stanisle), Ukraine (p. 321)
• Stopnica (Stoypnits), Poland (p. 321)
• Stoczek (Stoczek-Wegrowski, Stok), Poland (p. 321)
• Storozhynets (Storozhinets, Storojinet, Strozhinits), Ukraine (p. 322)
• Staszow (Stashev), Poland (p. 322)
• Stoubtsy (Stolbtsy, Stolpce, Steypts, Shtoypts), Belarus (p. 322)
• Szczuczyn (Stutshin), Poland (p. 322)
• Stany (Styanev, Stanev), Poland (p. 322)
• Stobykhva (Stobykhva, Stobychwa, Stabukhve), Ukraine (p. 322)
• Lyshnivka (Lishnevka, Liszniowka, Lishnivke, Lishnifke), Ukraine (p. 322)
• Strusiv (Strusov, Strusow, Strisev), Ukraine (p. 322)
• Stryy (Stryj, Stri), Ukraine (p. 322)
• Strykow (Strikov, Strikev), Poland (p. 322)
• Stratyn (Stratin, Stretin), Ukraine (p. 322)
• Novi Strilyshcha (Novyye Strelishcha, Strzeliska Nowe, Strelisk), Ukraine (p. 323)
• Streshyn (Shtreshin, Streshin), Belarus (p. 323)
• Sejny (Seyni), Poland (p. 323, 372)
• Vilnius (Wilno, Vilna, Vilne), Lithuania (p. 323, 370)
• Simferopol, Crimea (p. 323)
• Siedlce (Shedlits), Poland (p. 323, 356)
• Sokol (Sekul), Poland (p. 323)
• Solotvyno (Solotvina, Slatinske Doly, Doly Slatinska, Aknaszlatina, Szlatina, Faluszlatina, Selotfine), Ukraine (p. 323)
• Slonim, Belarus (p. 323, 370)
• Ruzhany (Rozana, Rozhinoy, Rozhenoy, Rozhnoy), Belarus (p. 323)
• Slutsk, Belarus (p. 324)
• Smarhon (Smorgon, Smorgonie, Smargon), Belarus (p. 324)
• Smila (Smela, Smiela, Smile), Ukraine (p. 325, 372)
• Snovsk (Shchors), Ukraine (p. 325)
• Sudylkiv (Sudilkov, Sidilkev, Sidilkle, Sdilkev, Zdilkev), Ukraine (p. 325)
• Syalets (Sielec, Selets, Selts), Belarus (p. 325)
• Siemiatycze (Semiatyche, Semyatitsh), Poland (p. 325, 371)
• Semenivka 3 (Semyanovka, Semenovka, Siemianowka, Saminivke), Ukraine (p. 325)
• Semenivka 1 (Semenovka, Semyenovka, Semyonovka), Ukraine (p. 325)
• Syanno (Syenno, Senno, Sene), Belarus (p. 325)
• Polatsk (Polotsk), Belarus (p. 326, 329, 358)
• Serock (Srotsk), Poland (p. 326)
• Siret (Sereth, Seret), Romania (p. 326, 372)
• Skalat, Ukraine (p. 326)
• Skole (Skolye), Ukraine (p. 326)
• Siret (Sereth, Seret), Romania (p. 326, 372)
• Skalat, Ukraine (p. 326)
• Skole (Skolye), Ukraine (p. 326)
• Skvyra (Skvira, Skver), Ukraine (p. 326)
• Skidzyel (Skidel, Skidl), Belarus (p. 327)
• Skierniewice (Skernevits, Skarnevits), Poland (p. 327)
• Pabianice (Pabenits), Poland (p. 327, 372)
• Pabitske, Ukraine (p. 327)
• Pohrebyshche (Pogrebishche, Porebishtsh), Ukraine (p. 327)
• Pabrade (Podbrodzie, Podbrodye, Podbrodz), Lithuania (p. 328)
• Pidhaytsi (Podgaytsy, Podhajce, Pidayits), Ukraine (p. 328)
• Pidvolochysk (Podvolochisk, Podwoloczyska, Podvoletshisk), Ukraine (p. 328)
• Poddebice (Podembits), Poland (p. 328)
• Powazki (Povonzki, Povonzek), Poland (p. 328)
• Warszawa (Warsaw, Varshe), Poland (p. 328, 333, 370, 372)
• Pavoloch (Pavlitsh, Pavelitsh), Ukraine (p. 328, 372)
• Zolotyy Potik (Zolotoy Potok, Potok Zloty, Potok, Potik), Ukraine (p. 328, 358)
• Pacanow (Patshenev), Poland (p. 328)
• Polonne (Polonnoye, Polnoe), Ukraine (p. 328)
• Poltava, Ukraine (p. 329)
• Falticeni (Faltitshen, Foltshen), Romania (p. 329)
• Poienile de sub Munte (Ruszpolyana, Havasmezo, Ruska Polana, Reussenau, Polyen-Riskeve, Polyen), Romania (p. 329)
• Pomoryany (Pomorzany, Pamorn), Ukraine (p. 329)
• Panevezys (Ponevezh), Lithuania (p. 329)
• Pastavy (Postavy, Postawy, Postav, Postev), Belarus (p. 329)
• Pokotylove (Pokatilovo, Poketelev, Piketilev), Ukraine (p. 329, 370)
• Porazava (Porozovo, Porozow, Porzeve), Belarus (p. 329)
• Parychy (Parichi, Paritsh), Belarus (p. 329)
• Pukhavichy (Pukhovichi, Pukhevitsh), Belarus (p. 330)
• Kosava (Kossovo, Kosow, Kosev), Belarus (p. 330)
• Pultusk (Piltisk, Pltisk), Poland (p. 330)
• Pyatorot (p. 330)
• Piatnica (Piatnica Poduchowna, Pyontnitse), Poland (p. 330)
• Piatra (Pyatre), Romania (p. 331, 372)
• Pechera (Pechora, Petshere), Ukraine (p. 331)
• Pochayiv (Pochayev, Poczajow, Pachaev, Petshayev), Ukraine (p. 331)
• Shumsk (Shumskoye, Szumsk, Shimsk), Ukraine (p. 331)
• Pylyava (Pilyava, Pilyeve), Ukraine (p. 331)
• Folvarki, Ukraine (p. 331)
• Pilzno (Pilzne), Poland (p. 331)
• Filipow (Filipove), Poland (p. 331)
• Falesti (Faleshty, Falesht), Moldova (p. 331)
• Pinczow (Pintshev), Poland (p. 331)
• Pinsk, Belarus (p. 331)
• Pistyn (Pistn), Ukraine (p. 331)
• Pieski (Peski, Piaski, Pyaski, Pyesk), Belarus (p. 332, 358)
• Pyryatyn (Piryatin, Piratin), Ukraine (p. 332)
• Plonsk (Plinsk, Plintsk), Poland (p. 332)
• Plock (Plotsk), Poland (p. 332)
• Pyetrykau (Petrikov), Belarus (p. 332, 358)
• Pishchanka (Peschanka), Ukraine (p. 332, 333)
• Petsharev (p. 332)
• Pechenizhyn (Peczenizyn, Partshinizhne, Petshinizhne, Petshinizhnev), Ukraine (p. 332)
• Hvardiske (Gvardeyskoye, Felshtin), Ukraine (p. 333)
• Probizhna (Probezhna, Probuzna, Prebizhne), Ukraine (p. 333)
• Praga (Prage) (part of Warszawa), Poland (p. 333)
• Pruchnik (Pruchnik Miasto, Prukhnik), Poland (p. 333)
• Khmelnytskyy (Khmelnitskiy, Proskurov, Proskerev, Proskrev), Ukraine (p. 333, 358)
• Pruszkow (Prushkev), Poland (p. 334)
• Pruzhany (Pruzana, Pruzhan, Pruzhene), Belarus (p. 334)
• Syalets (Sielec, Selets, Selts), Belarus (p. 334)
• Malech (Malecz, Maltsh), Belarus (p. 334)
• Przasnysz (Prushnits), Poland (p. 334)
• Przedborz (Pshedbozh), Poland (p. 334)
• Pryluky (Priluki, Priluk), Ukraine (p. 334, 372)
• Peremyshlyany (Przemyslany, Premishlyan), Ukraine (p. 334)
• Prienai (Preny, Pren), Lithuania (p. 334)
• Przemysl (Pshemishl, Premisle, Peremisle), Poland (p. 334)
• Sandomierz (Tsouzmer, Tsoyzmer), Poland (p. 335)
• Chashniki (Tshasnik, Tshashnik), Belarus (p. 335)
• Ciezkowice (Tsezhkovits), Poland (p. 335)
• Kobryn (Kobrin), Belarus (p. 335)
• Haradzets (Gorodets, Horodec, Oredets, Horodets), Belarus (p. 335)
• Kadino (Kadzina, Kadin, Kadzin), Belarus (p. 335)
• Kovel (Kowel, Kovle), Ukraine (p. 335)
• Kaunas (Kovno, Kovne), Lithuania (p. 335)
• Kozova (Kozowa, Kozeve), Ukraine (p. 336)
• Kuzmyn (Kuzmin), Ukraine (p. 336)
• Kozliv (Kozlov, Kozlow, Kozlev), Ukraine (p. 336)
• Kazimierz Dolny (Kazimierz, Kuzmir, Kuzmer), Poland (p. 336)
• Dzyarzhynsk (Dzerzhinsk, Koydanovo, Koydenev, Keydenev), Belarus (p. 336)
• Kolo (Koyl), Poland (p. 336)
• Kolbuszowa (Kolbushov, Kolbesev), Poland (p. 336, 337)
• Kolomyya (Kolomyja, Kalemey, Kalemay, Kilemay), Ukraine (p. 337)
• Calarasi (Kalarash), Moldova (p. 337)
• Kalisz (Kalisch, Kulish), Poland (p. 337, 338)
• Kaluszyn (Kaleshin), Poland (p. 337)
• Kalush (Kalusz, Kalesh), Ukraine (p. 337)
• Kalvarija (Kalvarye, Kalvari), Lithuania (p. 337, 359)
• Kalinkavichy (Kalinkovichi, Kalenkevitsh), Belarus (p. 337, 372)
• Kalyus (Kalus, Kalis), Ukraine (p. 337)
• Kalnybolota (Kalnibolota, Kalnibolot), Ukraine (p. 338)
• Kolno 1 (Kolne), Poland (p. 338)
• Kolky (Kolki, Kolk), Ukraine (p. 338)
• Komarno 1 (Kemarne), Ukraine (p. 338)
• Kamyanka Buzka (Kemnka Bugskaya, Kamionka Strumilowa, Strumilowa, Kaminke), Ukraine (p. 338)
• Kamyanyets (Kamenets, Kamieniec Litewski, Kamenits-Litovsk, Kamenits DeLite), Belarus (p. 338, 339)
• Kamyanets Podilskyy (Kamenets Podolskiy, Komenits-Podolsk, Komenits), Ukraine (p. 338, 339)
• Konotop, Ukraine (p. 339)
• Kanczuga (Kantshik), Poland (p. 339)
• Konin (Knin), Poland (p. 339)
• Novokostyantyniv (Novyy Konstantinov, Novo-Konstantinov, Kostantin-Khadash, Nay-Kosntin), Ukraine (p. 339, 359)
• Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi (Pereyaslav-Khmelnitskiy, Pierejaslav, Pereiaslav, Preyaslev), Ukraine (p. 339)
• Kaniv (Kanev, Kaniev), Ukraine (p. 339)
• Stepantsi (Stepantsy, Stepnits, Strepenits, Stempenits), Ukraine (p. 339)
• Kosiv (Kosov, Kosow, Kosow Huculski, Kosev), Ukraine (p. 339)
• Kosow Lacki (Kossow Lacki, Kossow, Koseve), Poland (p. 339, 372)
• Karelichy (Korelichi, Korelicze, Karelits, Karelitsh), Belarus (p. 340)
• Kapatkevichy (Kopatkevichi, Kapitkevitsh), Belarus (p. 340)
• Kopychyntsi (Kopychintsy, Kopyczynce, Kopitshnits, Kepitshenits), Ukraine (p. 340)
• Kopys (Kopust, Kopist), Belarus (p. 340)
• Kopayhorod (Kopaygorod, Kipared), Ukraine (p. 340)
• Koprzywnica (Kopshivnitse, Pokshivnitse, Pokshivtse), Poland (p. 340)
• Kock (Kotsk), Poland (p. 340)
• Korostyshiv (Korostyshev, Krostshev, Korshev), Ukraine (p. 340)
• Koropets (Koropiec, Kropits), Ukraine (p. 340)
• Kariv (Karov, Karuv, Karow, Kareve), Ukraine (p. 340)
• Korets (Korzec, Korits), Ukraine (p. 341)
• Byaroza (Bereza, Bereza Kartuzka, Bereza Kartuskaya, Kartuz-Bereze, Breze), Belarus (p. 341)
• Korsun-Shevchenkivskyy (Korsun-Shevchenkovskiy, Korsun, Korsn), Ukraine (p. 341)
• Kudryntsi (Kudrintsy, Kudrynce, Kidrinits), Ukraine (p. 341)
• Kutno (Kitne), Poland (p. 341, 372)
• Klishkivtsi (Cliscauti, Klishkovtsy, Klishkevits), Ukraine (p. 341)
• Kulykiv (Kulikov, Kulikow, Kilikiv, Kilekev), Ukraine (p. 341)
• Kulpina, Ukraine (p. 341)
• Kursenai (Kurshany, Kurshan, Kurshen), Lithuania (p. 342)
• Kytaihorod (Kitaygorod, Kitayrod, Kitared), Ukraine (p. 342)
• Kuty (Kitev), Ukraine (p. 342)
• Konskie (Kintsk), Poland (p. 342)
• Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine (p. 342)
• Kupil (Kupel, Kipel), Ukraine (p. 342)
• Chisinau (Kishinev, Keshenev), Moldova (p. 342)
• Klimontow 1 (Klimetev), Poland (p. 342, 372)
• Klintsy, Russia (p. 373)
• Novozybkov (Novozibkov), Russia (p. 373)
• Klevan (Klewan), Ukraine (p. 373)
• Kleczew (Kletsheve), Poland (p. 343)
• Kletsk (Klyetsk, Klec), Belarus (p. 343)
• Knyazhe (Kniaze), Ukraine (p. 343)
• Horodkivka (Gorodkovka, Miastkovka, Myastkovka, Meskivke, Meskifke), Ukraine (p. 343)
• Kniahynychi (Knyaginichi, Knihynicze, Knehnitsh), Ukraine (p. 343)
• Ketshne (p. 344)
• Kelme (Kelmy, Kelm), Lithuania (p. 344)
• Kielce (Kelts), Poland (p. 344)
• Yasinya (Jasina, Yasin, Korosmezo, Kereshmeze), Ukraine (p. 344)
• Krasyliv (Krasilov, Kresilev), Ukraine (p. 344)
• Krosno (Kros), Poland (p. 344)
• Jedlicze (Yedlitsh), Poland (p. 344)
• Krasnostav, Ukraine (p. 344)
• Krasnopol (Krasnepolye), Poland (p. 345)
• Krasnosielc (Krasnoshilts, Shilts), Poland (p. 345)
• Krasnobrod, Poland (p. 345)
• Krakow (Cracow, Kroke, Kruke), Poland (p. 345)
• Krasnik (Krushnik), Poland (p. 345)
• Krosniewice (Krushnevits, Krushenvits), Poland (p. 345)
• Krzywcza (Krivtsh, Kriftsh), Poland (p. 345)
• Kryve Ozero (Krivoye Ozero, Crivoje-Ozero, Krivozer), Ukraine (p. 346)
• Kryvichy (Krivichi, Krzywicze, Krivitsh), Belarus (p. 346)
• Dauhinava (Dolginovo, Dolhinow, Dalhinev), Belarus (p. 346, 370)
• Jekabpils (Yakobshtadt, Kreuzburg, Kreytsburg), Latvia (p. 346)
• Murovani Kurylivtsi (Murovanye Kurilovtsy, Krilovits, Krilevits), Ukraine (p. 346, 372)
• Krynki (Krinik), Poland (p. 346)
• Kreva (Krevo, Krewo, Kreve), Belarus (p. 346)
• Carciunesti (Karacsonfalva, Tiszakaracsonfalva, Kretshnif), Romania (p. 346)
• Kremenchuk (Kremenchug, Krementshuk), Ukraine (p. 346)
• Kremenets (Krzemieniec, Kremenits), Ukraine (p. 347, 372)
• Krynica (Krynica-Zdroj, Krenitse, Krenits), Poland (p. 347)
• Vyerkhnyadzvinsk (Verkhnedvinsk, Drissa, Drise), Belarus (p. 347)
• Kraslava (Kreslavka, Kraslavye, Kreslavl), Latvia (p. 347)
• Rahachou (Rogachyov, Rogachev, Rogachov, Ratsev), Belarus (p. 347, 372)
• Radauti (Radauti, Radivtsi, Radowce, Radautz, Radovits, Radevits), Romania (p. 347)
• Radomyshl (Radomysl, Rademishl), Ukraine (p. 347)
• Chernyakhiv (Chernyakhov, Tshernikhev), Ukraine (p. 347)
• Radom (Rudem), Poland (p. 348)
• Radzyn Podlaski (Radin, Radzin), Poland (p. 348)
• Radyvyliv (Chervonoarmeysk, Radziwillow, Radzivilov, Radzivil, Radzvilev), Ukraine (p. 348)
• Radun 1 (Radin, Radn), Belarus (p. 348)
• Radekhiv (Radekhov, Radziechow, Radkhev, Radekhev), Ukraine (p. 348)
• Rohatyn (Rogatin, Rotin, Retin), Ukraine (p. 348)
• Rivne 2 (Rovno, Rowne, Rovne), Ukraine (p. 349)
• Rozavlea (Rozavyla, Rozavlya), Romania (p. 349)
• Rozdil (Rozdol, Rozl, Rozle, Rosle), Ukraine (p. 349)
• Rozwadow (Rozvedev, Rozedev), Poland (p. 349)
• Rozikhte (p. 349)
• Ruzhany (Rozana, Rozhinoy, Rozhenoy, Rozhnoy), Belarus (p. 349, 350)
• Rozhniv (Rozhnov, Roznow, Roznev), Ukraine (p. 349)
• Rozan (Rozhan, Rezhan), Poland (p. 349)
• Razhanka (Rozhanka, Rozanka, Rozhanke), Belarus (p. 350)
• Rohachiv (Rogachyov, Ratshev), Ukraine (p. 350, 372)
• Hrodna (Grodno, Horodno, Grodne, Harodne), Belarus (p. 350, 358)
• Rajgrod (Raygrod, Rayngrad), Poland (p. 350)
• Rakhiv (Rakhov, Rachov, Raho, Rakhev), Ukraine (p. 350)
• Rokhvalivke (p. 350)
• Roman (Romesmarkt), Romania (p. 350, 372)
• Romny (Romen), Ukraine (p. 350)
• Rosava (Rossava), Ukraine (p. 350)
• Rozprza (Rospshe), Poland (p. 350)
• Rakau (Rakov, Rakow, Rakev), Belarus (p. 350)
• Rozan (Rozhan, Rezhan), Poland (p. 351)
• Ros (Ross, Rosh), Belarus (p. 351)
• Rascov (Rashkov, Rashkev), Moldova (p. 351)
• Hrubieszow (Hrubishov, Grubeshov, Rabeshoyv), Poland (p. 351)
• Rubyazhevichy (Rubezhevichi, Rubiezewicze, Rubzhevits), Belarus (p. 351)
• Rutki-Kossaki (Rutki, Rutke), Poland (p. 351)
• Rzeszow (Reichshof, Rayshe), Poland (p. 352)
• Ribene (Ribeny, Ribiniski, Ribinishik), Latvia (p. 352)
• Riga, Latvia (p. 352)
• Ruzhin (Rizhin), Ukraine (p. 352)
• Korczyna (Kortshin), Poland (p. 352)
• Hrymayliv (Grimaylov, Grzymalow, Rimelev), Ukraine (p. 352)
• Rymanow (Rimenev), Poland (p. 352)
• Blazowa (Bluzhev), Poland (p. 352)
• Ruscova (Ruszkova, Visooroszi, Russkowa, Riskeve), Romania (p. 353)
• Rypin (Ripin, Rapin), Poland (p. 353)
• Rezierzan (p. 353)
• Rzhyshchiv (Orzistchov, Rzhishtshev), Ukraine (p. 353)
• Ryzhanivka (Ryzhanovka, Rizhnivke), Ukraine (p. 353)
• Rezekne (Rezhitsa, Rezhitse), Latvia (p. 353)
• Siauliai (Shavly, Shavl), Lithuania (p. 353)
• Satu Mare (Szatmar, Szatmar-Nemeti, Satmar, Satmer, Sakmer), Romania (p. 353)
• Shatsk 2, Ukraine (p. 353)
• Sharhorod (Shargorod, Sharigrod, Shargrod, Shared, Sharet), Ukraine (p. 354)
• Sarospatak (Sharoshpotok, Sharosh), Hungary (p. 354)
• Sveksna (Shvekshna, Shvekshne), Lithuania (p. 354)
• Sverzhen (Shverzne), Belarus (p. 354)
• Shumyachi (Shumyachi, Shumyatsh, Shumyatshe), Russia (p. 354)
• Sniadowo (Shnyadeve, Shnadev), Poland (p. 354)
• Szczekociny (Shteketshin), Poland (p. 354, 371)
• Shchuchyn (Szczuczyn, Shtshutshin), Belarus (p. 354)
• Grajewo (Grayeve, Grayve, Grayvi), Poland (p. 354)
• Shchadryn (Shchedrin, Shtshedrin), Belarus (p. 354)
• Azarychy (Ozarichi, Azaritsh), Belarus (p. 355)
• Parychy (Parichi, Paritsh), Belarus (p. 355)
• Shchyrets (Shchirets, Szczerzec, Shterits, Shtsherits), Ukraine (p. 355)
• Szydlowiec (Shidlovits, Shidlovtse), Poland (p. 355)
• Sieniawa (Shinova, Shinyeve), Poland (p. 355, 371)
• Smalyavichy (Smolevichi, Smolovitsh), Belarus (p. 355, 371)
• Sniadowo (Shnyadeve, Shnadev), Poland (p. 355)
• Sebezh, Russia (p. 356)
• Szczebrzeszyn (Shchebreshin, Shebreshin, Shabeshin), Poland (p. 356)
• Selyeb (Shelib), Hungary (p. 356)
• Sedziszow Malopolski (Shendishov, Shendishev), Poland (p. 356)
• Shepetivka (Shepetovka, Sheptifke), Ukraine (p. 356)
• Sharashova (Shereshevo, Szereszow, Shereshev, Shershev), Belarus (p. 356)
• Sierpc (Sherps, Sheps), Poland (p. 356)
• Shpola (Shpole), Ukraine (p. 357, 372)
• Skuodas (Shkudy, Shkud), Lithuania (p. 357)
• Shklou (Shklov), Belarus (p. 357)
• Wloszczowa (Vloshtsheve), Poland (p. 358)
• Poliske (Polesskoye, Kaganovichi-Khabnoye, Khabno, Khabne), Ukraine (p. 358)
• Khoroshcha (Khoroshch), Belarus (p. 358)
• Parczew (Partseve), Poland (p. 358)
• Kapyl (Kopyl, Kopyly, Kapulye), Belarus (p. 358)
• Novy Dvor 1 (Novyy Dvor, Nowy Dwor, Novedvor), Belarus (p. 358, 371)
• Naroulya (Narovlya), Belarus (p. 358)
• Nasielsk (Nasheltsk), Poland (p. 358)
• Radzymin (Razmin), Poland (p. 358)
• Nur (Nires), Poland (p. 358, 371)
• Mykolayiv 1 (Nikolayev), Ukraine (p. 359)
• Niebylec (Nebilits), Poland (p. 360)
• Nevel (Nevl), Russia (p. 360)
• Sirotshev (Sorochin, Russia?) (p. 360)
• Sochaczew (Sokhetshev, Sokhtshev, Tshokhtshev), Poland (p. 360, 371)
• Sokolow Podlaski (Sokolov-Podlask, Sokelove), Poland (p. 361)
• Sokolka (Sakolke, Sakolki), Poland (p. 361)
• Sobolivka (Sobolevka, Sobelivke, Sobelifke), Ukraine (p. 361)
• Suceava (Suczawa, Shots), Romania (p. 361)
• Svislach (Svisloch, Swislocz, Svislovich, Sislovitsh, Sislevitsh, Shishlevits), Belarus (p. 361)
• Svencionys (Swieciany, Shventsyan, Sventsyan, Alt-Sventsyan), Lithuania (p. 361)
• Odesa (Odessa, Ades), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Ula (Ulla, Ule), Belarus (p. 370)
• Uman (Imen), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Yuravichy (Yurevichi, Yuryev), Belarus (p. 370)
• Chervyen (Cherven, Igumen, Ihumen, Humen), Belarus (p. 370)
• Ivaniki (Iwaniki, Yivanik), Belarus (p. 370)
• Oleszyce (Oleshits, Holeshits), Poland (p. 370)
• Olpinik (Olkenik?) (p. 370)
• Orynyn (Orinin, Orinyen), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Bochnia (Bokhnye, Bokh), Poland (p. 370)
• Nowy Wisnicz (Wisnicz Nowy, Vishnitse), Poland (p. 370)
• Bychawa (Bekhev), Poland (p. 370)
• Belinik (p. 370)
• Velikaya Belina (Velyka Bilyna, Bilina Velka, Bolshaya Belina, Belina), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Luka 1 (Laka Rustykalna, Lonke), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Berdychiv (Berdichev, Barditshev), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Kryukov (part of Kremenchuk), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Gogelnikov (p. 370)
• Goworowo (Goverove, Govrove), Poland (p. 370)
• Goslawice (Gozlovitsh), Poland (p. 370)
• Galati (Galatz, Galits), Romania (p. 370)
• Gostynin (Gostin), Poland (p. 370)
• Gavanik (p. 370)
• Haysyn (Gaysin, Haysin, Hasin, Asin, Aysin), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Grodzisko Dolne (Grodzisko, Grodzhitsk), Poland (p. 370)
• Grodek (Grodek Bialostocki, Horodok), Poland (p. 370)
• Gerodeve (p. 370)
• Gora Kalwaria (Gur, Ger), Poland (p. 370)
• Hraniv (Granov), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Groet, Netherlands (p. 370)
• Groete (p. 370)
• Grusep (p. 370)
• Dobromyl (Dobromil, Dobremil), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Dubno 1 (Dubne Rabati, Dibne, Dibne Rabsi), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Dulasarev (p. 370)
• Dunayev (Dunajow), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Dunayivtsi (Dunayevtsy, Dunajowce, Dunovits, Dinevits), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Derechin (Dereczyn, Dretshin, Dretshn), Belarus (p. 370)
• Zhuravnyky (Druzhkopol, Druzkopol, Druzhkepolye), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Hortshiv (p. 370)
• Voinyliv (Voynilov, Wojnilow, Vonelov), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Volochysk (Volochisk, Voletshisk), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Vasliner (p. 370)
• Voronovytsya (Voronovitsa, Vonivits), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Varshapke (p. 370)
• Vitsyebsk (Vitebsk, Vitepsk), Belarus (p. 370)
• Vilyavche (Vilyavtsyy, Vilyavtshe), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Vinnytsya (Vinnitsa, Vinitse), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Vinkivtsi (Vinkovtsy, Zatonsk, Vonkovtsy, Vinkovits), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Vysotsk (Wysock, Visotsk), Ukraine (p. 370)
• Wielkie Oczy (Velyki Ochi, Vilkotsh), Poland (p. 370)
• Vishitse (p. 371)
• Wlodawka (Vlodavka, Blodevke), Poland (p. 371)
• Voranava (Woronow, Voronovo, Voronove), Belarus (p. 371)
• Verkhnodniprovsk (Verkhnedneprovsk), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Zawichost (Zavikhvist), Poland (p. 371)
• Zekhanov (p. 371)
• Zelin, Ukraine (p. 371)
• Zelva 2 (Zelwa, Zelve), Belarus (p. 371)
• Zenitshzhe (p. 371)
• Zgierz (Zgerzh), Poland (p. 371)
• Zlatopil (Zlatopol, Zlatopolye), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Zyrardow (Zhirardov, Zherdev, Zheredev, Zhardev, Zharedev), Poland (p. 371)
• Zinkiv 1 (Zinkov, Zinkev), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Zhuprany (Zuprany, Zhupran), Belarus (p. 371)
• Zhvanets (Zvonits), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Zgurita (Zguritsa, Zguritse), Moldova (p. 371)
• Zakharivka (Frunzivka, Frunzovka, Zakharovka, Zakharyevka, Zarivke, Zarifke), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Zasliai (Zhosli, Zosle), Lithuania (p. 371)
• Ziezmariai (Zhizhmory, Zezmer), Lithuania (p. 371)
• Zalisher- Rabiner-Hager (p. 371)
• Dzialoszyce (Zaleshits), Poland (p. 371)
• Dzialoszyn (Zaleshin), Poland (p. 371)
• Zagare (Zhagar, Zagory, Zager, Nay-Zager, Zager-Khadash, Zager-Yashan), Lithuania (p. 371)
• Tovste (Tolstoye, Tluste Miasto, Tlust, Touste, To’ust), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Tagaitshe (p. 371)
• Tomaszow Lubelski (Tomaszow Lubelsk, Tomeshev), Poland (p. 371)
• Tarashcha (Tarashtshe), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Tyvriv (Tyvrov, Tivrov, Tivrev, Tiverev), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Tulchyn (Tulchin, Toltshin), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Tiraspol (Tireshpil, Treshpil), Moldova (p. 371)
• Tetitshev (p. 371)
• Chortkiv (Chortkov, Czortkow, Tshortkev), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Tshikov (p. 371)
• Tshikanoptse (p. 371)
• Yunovitse (p. 371)
• Yaryshiv (Yaryshev, Yarshev), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Yugasye (p. 371)
• Jedlicze (Yedlitsh), Poland (p. 371)
• Khyriv (Khyrov, Chyrow, Khirev, Kherev), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Kazimierz Dolny (Kazimierz, Kuzmir, Kuzmer), Poland (p. 371)
• Khisov (p. 371)
• Chemerivtsi (Chemerovtsy, Tshimerovits), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Lancut (Lantsit), Poland (p. 371)
• Lokachi (Lokacze, Lekatsh), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Lyskava (Lyskovo, Liskow, Liskove, Liskeve), Belarus (p. 371)
• Lyady (Lyadi), Belarus (p. 371)
• Lipsyank (p. 371)
• Lisowo (Lisheve), Poland (p. 371)
• Leczyca (Lentshits, Lintshits), Poland (p. 371)
• Lelowice (Lelovitsh), Poland (p. 371)
• Barzish, Belarus (p. 371)
• Mouchadz (Molchad, Molczadz, Meytshet), Belarus (p. 371)
• Maranovka (p. 371)
• Moletai (Malaty, Malat, Malyat), Lithuania (p. 371)
• Mariavol, Ukraine (p. 371)
• Markovichi (Markovits), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Medvedivka (Medvedovka, Medbidivke, Medbidifke), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Meratshiv, Ukraine (p. 371)
• Nyzhniv (Nizhnev, Nizniow, Nizhneve), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Solov (p. 371)
• Salakas (Soloki, Salok), Lithuania (p. 371)
• Solobkivtsi (Solobkovtsy, Slopkevits), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Sudova Vyshnya (Sudovaya Vishnya, Sadowa Wisznia, Sandove-Vishnye, Vishnye), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Sokolivka 1 (Sokolovka, Sokolowka, Sokelivke), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Kenal (p. 371)
• Stabze (p. 371)
• Stavyshche (Stavishche, Stavishtsh), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Starasellye (Staroselye, Straselye, Strashelye, Shtrashelye), Belarus (p. 371)
• Streshyn (Shtreshin, Streshin), Belarus (p. 371)
• Sokilets (Sokolets, Sokolits), Ukraine (p. 371)
• Suezov (p. 371)
• Kropyvnytskyi (Kirovohrad, Kirovograd, Kirovo, Zinovyesk, Yelisavetgrad, Elisavetgrad, Yelysavet, Yolosvet), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Pidvolochysk (Podvolochisk, Podwoloczyska, Podvoletshisk), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Pidkamin (Podkamen, Podkamien), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Pahost (Pogost), Belarus (p. 372)
• Polovki (Polovke), Belarus (p. 372)
• Paransk, Poland (p. 372)
• Prochenki (Pratshink), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Puzemislav (p. 372)
• Pilica (Pilts), Poland (p. 372)
• Pulsk (p. 372)
• Plunge (Plungiany, Plungyan), Lithuania (p. 372)
• Polaniec (Plantsh), Poland (p. 372)
• Petshenitsh (p. 372)
• Petsheny (p. 372)
• Petshesne (p. 372)
• Pleshchanitsy (Pleshchenitsy, Pleshtshenits), Belarus (p. 372)
• Kosohirka (Kosogorka, Frampol, Franpil), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Preili (Prely, Prel), Latvia (p. 372)
• Pruskoy (p. 372)
• Bratislava (Pressburg, Pozsony), Slovakia (p. 372)
• Kodnya (Kodnye), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Kozienice (Kozhnits, Kozhenits), Poland (p. 372)
• Kamin-Kashyrskyi (Kamen-Kashirskiy, Kamien Koszyrski, Kamen), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Oliyevo-Koralivka (Oleyovo-Korolyovka, Korolowka, Korolovke), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Kordonove (p. 372)
• Kaluze, Poland (p. 372)
• Kaleyerke (p. 372)
• Kamin (p. 372)
• Kamyanki (p. 372)
• Slumilov (p. 372)
• Karetits (p. 372)
• Kapatkirtsh (p. 372)
• Kurshov (p. 372)
• Knyszyn (Knyshin, Knishin), Poland (p. 372)
• Krasne (p. 372)
• Gedenits (p. 372)
• Kruzuv (p. 372)
• Kreshan (p. 372)
• Klodawa (Klodeve), Poland (p. 372)
• Kerets (Korets?) (p. 372)
• Zhlobin, Belarus (p. 372)
• Radashkovichy (Radoshkovichi, Radoszkowicze, Radoshkevitsh, Raditkovits), Belarus (p. 372)
• Radzitshle, Ukraine (p. 372)
• Rozalimas (Rozalin, Rozalye), Lithuania (p. 372)
• Ratne (Ratno), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Rotmistrivka (Rotmistrovka, Rakhmestrivke), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Rashitsh (p. 372)
• Rumalev (Rimelev?) (p. 372)
• Rafalivka (Rafalovka, Rafalowka, Rafalevka), Ukraine (p. 372)
• Asyos-Reyn (p. 372)
• Shakhatshave (p. 372)
• Pairig (p. 372)
• Sztabin (Shtabin), Poland (p. 372)
• Salociai (Salaty, Salat), Lithuania (p. 372)
• Sherentse (p. 372)
• Sherenevits (p. 372)