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https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/Agjhs1985/Agjhs1985 253.pdf
From Holocaust to New Life: A Documentary Volume Depicting the Proceedings and Events of the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, Washington , D.C. April 1983-Nissan 5743 (1985)
Page 253, Berenbaum, Michael [Ed.]
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Dorot shel Yahadut ve-Tsiyonut Dorohoi (5): Seven, Mikhailen, Daraban, Hertsah, Radauts-Prut (2000)
Page 550, Shlomo, David
דורות של יהדות וציונות דורוהוי (ה): סאוון, מיכאילן, דאראבאן, הרצה, רדאוץ-פרוט
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/Fogelj1998/Fogelj1998 290.pdf
Nothing Happens Haphazardly (1998)
Page 290, Fogel, Joseph (Ha-Rav) (1920- )
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My Family History (2001)
Page 360, Oliven, Klaus (1918-2011)
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Memoirs: An account of my life and travels [Translated by Isaac Schwartz and Zviah Nardi] (2009)
Page 372, Masliansky, Zvi Hirsch (1856-1943)
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Kaddishel: A Life Reborn (2005)
Page 336, Golub, Aharon (1928-2021)
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/Ostrolenka2009e/Ostrolenka2009e 570.pdf
Book of Kehilat Ostrolenka: Yizkor Book of the Jewish Community of Ostrolenka [Translated by Tzipora Hauser] (2009)
Page 570, Ivri, Yitsḥak [Ed.]
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A Tegnap varosa: a nagyvaradi zsidosag emlekkonyve (1981)
Page 239, Schon, Dezso
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The Viking Jews: A History of the Jews of Denmark (1983)
Page 123, Bamberger, Ib Nathan
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This Book Contains the History of the Small Jewish Town Called Aishishuk (Yiddish), Ejszyszki (Polish), Aisiskes (Russian) .. [Translated by Shoshanna Gavish] (1980)
Page 32, Rozovsky, Uri et al
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