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https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/MeedRegistry1/MeedRegistry1 782.pdf
Benjamin and Vladka Meed Registry of Jewish Holocaust Survivors 2000: Volume I: Alphabetical Listing of Survivors: Aach—Lottner (2000)
Page 782
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/ShtetlFinder1980/ShtetlFinder1980 034.pdf
Shtetl Finder Gazetteer (1980)
Page 34, Cohen, Chester G.
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/ShtetlFinder1980/ShtetlFinder1980 099.pdf
Shtetl Finder Gazetteer (1980)
Page 99, Cohen, Chester G.
Vilnius1974 145.pdf
Vilner zamlbukh = meʼasef Vilnah (1974)
Page n144, Rodnitski, Yisrael
װילנער זאמלבוך = מאסף וילנה
Glubokoe1956 002.pdf
Khurbn Glubok, Sharkoystsene, Dunilovitsh, Postov, Droye, Kazan: dos lebn un umkum fun Yidishe shtetlekh in Vaysrusland-Lite (Vilner gegnt) (1956)
Page n1, Rajak, M.
חורבן גלובאק, שארקויסצענע, דונילאוויטש, פאסטאוו, דרויע, קאזאן: דאס לעבן און אומקום פון יידישע שטעטלעך אין ווייסרוסלאנד-ליטע (ווילנער געגנט)
GermaniaV21934 316.pdf
Germania Judaica: von der ältesten Zeiten bis 1238 (1934)
Page 316, Elbogen, I. and A. Freimann
Glubokoe1956 006.pdf
Khurbn Glubok, Sharkoystsene, Dunilovitsh, Postov, Droye, Kazan: dos lebn un umkum fun Yidishe shtetlekh in Vaysrusland-Lite (Vilner gegnt) (1956)
Page n5, Rajak, M.
חורבן גלובאק, שארקויסצענע, דונילאוויטש, פאסטאוו, דרויע, קאזאן: דאס לעבן און אומקום פון יידישע שטעטלעך אין ווייסרוסלאנד-ליטע (ווילנער געגנט)
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/MeedRegistry4/MeedRegistry4 278.pdf
Benjamin and Vladka Meed Registry of Jewish Holocaust Survivors 2000: Volume IV: Listing by Locating During the Holocaust (2000)
Page 278
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/ShtetlFinder1980/ShtetlFinder1980 062.pdf
Shtetl Finder Gazetteer (1980)
Page 62, Cohen, Chester G.
https://zikaron-imports.s3.amazonaws.com/Ehrenberg1980E/Ehrenberg1980E 242.pdf
The Black Book: The Ruthless Murder of Jews by German-Fascist Invaders Throughtout the Temporarily-Occupied Regions of The Soviet Union and in the Death Camps in Poland During the War of 1941-1945 [Translated by John glad and James S. Levine] (1980)
Page 242, Grosman, Vasily
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