Title

Category

Author/Originator

Perri (Friedmann), Jicchák

Year of Publication/Creation

1977

Place of Publication/Creation

Tel-Aviv

Language(s)

Hungarian, Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Targu-Mures (Tirgu Mures, Maros-Vasarhely, Neumarkt am Mieresch, Naymarkt), Romania (read online)
• Berghia (Bergenye), Romania (p. 256)
• Balauseri (Balavasar), Romania (p. 256)
• Cibu (Csob), Romania (p. 256)
• Coron, Romania (p. 256)
• Madaras 2 (Csikmadaras, Neuhammer in der Tschik, Madurash), Romania (p. 256)
• Ditrau (Ditro, Gyergyoditro, Dittersdorf, Ditrou), Romania (p. 256)
• Bordosiu (Bordosiul, Bordos, Bordesch), Romania (p. 256)
• Fantanele (Fintinele, Gyulakuta, Dyulekute), Romania (p. 256)
• Valea Crisului (Sepsikorospatak, Korospatak), Romania (p. 256)
• Korozd, Romania (p. 256)
• Calimanesti (Kelementelke), Romania (p. 256)
• Urmenis (Mezoormenyes, Mezeermenish), Romania (p. 256)
• Band (Mezoband, Bandu de Cimpie), Romania (p. 256)
• Glodeni (Marossarpatak, Sarpatak, Scharpendorf), Romania (p. 257)
• Fanate (Finate, Marosfekete, Fekete), Romania (p. 257)
• Cristesti (Maroskeresztur), Romania (p. 257)
• Raciu (Raciul, Mezorucs), Romania (p. 257)
• Madaras 3 (Madarasul, Mezomadaras), Romania (p. 257)
• Sincai (Mezosamsond), Romania (p. 257)
• Milas 2 (Nagynyulas, Hasendorf), Romania (p. 257)
• Ungheni 2 (Nyaradto), Romania (p. 257)
• Singeorgiu de Padure (Erdozentgyorgy, Erdeesenzhorts, Senshortsh), Romania (p. 257)
• Miercurea Nirajului (Nyaradszereda, Sereda), Romania (p. 259)
• Praid (Parajd, Parayd), Romania (p. 259)
• Iernut (Radnot), Romania (p. 260)
• Dumitreni (Szentdemeter), Romania (p. 260)
• Odorheiu Secuiesc (Odorheiu, Szekelyudvarhely, Udvarhely, Odorhoy), Romania (p. 260)
• Sovata (Szovata), Romania (p. 262)
• Cristuru Secuiesc (Szekelykeresztur, Sekel-Kerestir, Setshkerestir), Romania (p. 263)
• Valenii (Szekelyvaja), Romania (p. 264)
• Mosuni (Szekelymoson, Moson), Romania (p. 264)
• Sardu Nirajului (Sardul Nirajului, Szekelysard), Romania (p. 264)
• Corbesti (Szekelycsoka, Csoka), Romania (p. 264)
• Siclod (Siklod), Romania (p. 264)
• Solocma (Szolokma), Romania (p. 264)
• Teaca (Teken, Tekendorf), Romania (p. 264)
• Teius (Tovis, Tevish), Romania (p. 264)