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A Tale of One City: Piotrkow Trybunalski (1991)
Page 168, Giladi, Ben
Luboml: The Memorial Book of a Vanished Shtetl (1997)
Page 343, Kagan, Berl
The Death Train: A Personal Account of a Holocaust Survivor (1978)
Page 59, Gurdus, Luba Krugman (1914-2011)
A Tale of One City: Piotrkow Trybunalski (1991)
Page 388, Giladi, Ben
A Tale of One City: Piotrkow Trybunalski (1991)
Page 372, Giladi, Ben
Wyszkowo, a Shtetl on the Bug River [Translated by Moshe Spiegel] (1980)
Page 183, Mondry, Adele (Alte) Brose
A Tale of One City: Piotrkow Trybunalski (1991)
Page 319, Giladi, Ben
Hasidic Williamsburg: A Contemporary American Hasidic Community (1995)
Page 99, Kranzler, George
The Death Train: A Personal Account of a Holocaust Survivor (1978)
Page 156, Gurdus, Luba Krugman (1914-2011)
Hasidic Williamsburg: A Contemporary American Hasidic Community (1995)
Page 131, Kranzler, George