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Shtetl Finder Gazetteer (1980)
Page 20, Cohen, Chester G.
The Diary of Aaron Wilf: The Blood Soaked Sage of Skole [Translated by Raphael Posner] (1994)
Page 103, Wilf, Aaron "Olchio" (1902-1977)
Shtetl Finder Gazetteer (1980)
Page 40, Cohen, Chester G.
Secrets of the Rebbe: That Led to the Fall of the Soviet Union (2001)
Page 311, Staiman, Mordechai
Histories of the Jewish People of Pinellas County, Florida 1883-2005 … (2007)
Page 148, Koren, Herman
Who's Who in World Jewry: A Biographical Dictionary of Outstanding Jews, 1978 (1978)
Page 692, Karpman, I.J. Carmin [Ed.]
Who's Who in World Jewry: A Biographical Dictionary of Outstanding Jews, 1978 (1978)
Page 988, Karpman, I.J. Carmin [Ed.]
Toldot Ḥabad be-Polin, Lita, ve-Latvia be-shanim [5]550-[5]706 (2011)
Page 122, Levine, Sholom DovBer
תולדות חב"ד בפולין, ליטא ולטביא בשנים תק"נ - תש"ו
Geschichte und Schicksal der Essener Juden: Gedenkbuch für die jüdischen Mitbürger der Stadt Essen (1980)
Page 496, 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 123, Rosen, Abraham [Ed.] et al