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https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/ShtetlFinder1980/ShtetlFinder1980 055.pdf
Shtetl Finder Gazetteer (1980)
Page 55, Cohen, Chester G.
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/FiveTowns2018/FiveTowns2018 029.pdf
Flowers in the Desert: The Early History and Growth of Orthodox Judaism in the Five Towns (2018)
Page 29, Kamenetzky, Mordechai (Ha-Rav)
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/HerschI2000/HerschI2000 017.pdf
The Writings of Ita Hersch (Melamed): My Childhood in Trishik, born Trishik 12 August 1871, died Johannesburg 24 May 1958 in Hebrew, Yiddish and English (2000)
Page 17, Hersch, Ita Melamed (1871-1958)
זכרונות של איטה הרש
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/WJR1955/WJR1955 092.pdf
World Jewish Register: A Biographical Compendium of Notable Jews in the Arts, Sciences and Professions (1955)
Page 92, Carmin, Itzhak J. [Ed.]
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/rassenj2009e/rassenj2009e 263.pdf
From the Shtetl to America: Jacob Rassen's Lifetime Journey (2009)
Page 263, Rassen (Raseyn), Jacob (Yankev) (1905-1986)
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/Masliansky2009e/Masliansky2009e 171.pdf
Memoirs: An account of my life and travels [Translated by Isaac Schwartz and Zviah Nardi] (2009)
Page 171, Masliansky, Zvi Hirsch (1856-1943)
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/rassenj2009e/rassenj2009e 279.pdf
From the Shtetl to America: Jacob Rassen's Lifetime Journey (2009)
Page 279, Rassen (Raseyn), Jacob (Yankev) (1905-1986)
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/rassenj2009e/rassenj2009e 269.pdf
From the Shtetl to America: Jacob Rassen's Lifetime Journey (2009)
Page 269, Rassen (Raseyn), Jacob (Yankev) (1905-1986)
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/rassenj2009e/rassenj2009e 016.pdf
From the Shtetl to America: Jacob Rassen's Lifetime Journey (2009)
Page 16, Rassen (Raseyn), Jacob (Yankev) (1905-1986)
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/Liepaja2001/Liepaja2001 177.pdf
Jews in Liepāja, Latvia, 1941-45: A Memorial Book (2001)
Page 177, England
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