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Bo imi li-Tsfat: ir ha-Zohar veha-Kabalah (1963)
Page 150, Ashni, Yeshayahu
בוא עמי לצפת: עיר הזוהר והקבלה
Geschichte und Schicksal der Essener Juden: Gedenkbuch für die jüdischen Mitbürger der Stadt Essen (1980)
Page 463, Schröter, Hermann
Kaminits-Podolsk and Its Environs: A Memorial Book of the Jewish Communities in the Cities of Kaminits-Podoslk, Balin, Dunivits, Zamekhov, Zhvanets, Minkovitz, Smotrich, Frampol, Kupin and Kitaygorod Annihalted by the Nazis in 1941 [Translated by Bonnie Schooler Sohn] (1999)
Page 181, Rosen, Abraham [Ed.] et al
Kaminits-Podolsk and Its Environs: A Memorial Book of the Jewish Communities in the Cities of Kaminits-Podoslk, Balin, Dunivits, Zamekhov, Zhvanets, Minkovitz, Smotrich, Frampol, Kupin and Kitaygorod Annihalted by the Nazis in 1941 [Translated by Bonnie Schooler Sohn] (1999)
Page 179, Rosen, Abraham [Ed.] et al