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Vishnevah ke-fi she-hayetah ve-enenah od: sefer zikaron (1972)
Page n227, Abramson, Chaim
וישניבה כפי שהיתה ואיננה עוד: ספר זכרון
Entsiklopediyah le-halute ha-yishuv u-vonav: kerakh 4 [Encyclopedia of the Founders and Builders of Israel: Volume 4] (1950)
Page 2008, Tidhar, David
אנציקלופדי'ה לחלוצי הישוב ובניו: כרך 4
Kehilot Turets ve-Yeremits: sefer zikaron (1978)
Page n348, Walzer-Fass, Michael
קהילות טורץ וירמיץ: ספר זכרון
ha-Ze'akah ha-ilemet: toldot Yehude ha-ir Stri, Galitsiyah ha-mizraḥit, Polin, be-et milḥemet ha-olam ha-sheniyah (1988)
Page n121, Nusenblat, Yitsḥak
הזעקה האילמת: תולדות יהודי סטרי, גליציה המזרחית, פולין, בעת מלחמת העולם השני'ה