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Czenstochow, our legacy (1993)
Page 175, Klein, Harry (ed.)
טשענסטאכאוו: ארטיקלען און בילדער פון אלטע צייטן
We Lived in a Grave [Translated by Judah Pilch] (1980)
Page 51, Kotlar, Helen Rosensohn (1909-2011)
Someday We'll Be Free (1994)
Page 181, Sanik, Leibel (Leon) (1922-2017)
Piety and Perseverance: Jewish from the Carpathian Mountains (1981)
Page 250, Dicker, Herman
Ukraine
The Book of Strzyzow and Vicinity [1990?]
Page 395, Berglas, Yitsḥak
In the Hell of Auschwitz: The Wartime Memoirs of Judith Sternberg Newman (2019)
Page 71, Newman, Judith Sternberg (1920-2008)
Remember Us: My Journey from the Shtetl through the Holocaust (2009)
Page 333, Small (Szmulewicz), Martin (Mordekhai Leyb) (1916-2008)
An Extraordinary Commission: The Story Of A Journey Through Europe's Disaster (1997)
Page 83, Perry, Ellen Weiss (1934- )
From a Name to a Number: A Holocaust Survivor's Autobiography (2008)
Page 8, Wiener, Alter (1926-2018)