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18th- and 19th-century Jewish communal registers (pinkasim in Hebrew) obtained by special agreement with the Russian State Library.

The Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. See the "About" tab for details.

Details of four yizkor books and one communal history featured in Project Zikaron. See the "About" tab for details.

Documents associated with Rabbi Shimen Eisenberg, whose 2nd volume of memoirs was transcribed for Project Zikaron. See the "About" tab for details.

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Title

Lev ha-ari

לב הארי

Category

Autobiographies

Author/Originator

Nekritz, Yehuda Leib (Ha-Rav) (1906-1984)

Year of Publication/Creation

1992

Place of Publication/Creation

Brooklyn

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

Navahrudak (Novogrudok, Nowogrodek, Navaredok), Belarus (p. 2)

Novardok (Navaredok) yeshiva system (p. 7, 68)

Homyel 1 (Gomel, Homel, Homye, Homlye), Belarus (p. 7)

Bialystok (Belostok), Poland (p. 70, 126, 201)

Tel-Aviv, Israel (p. 121)

Gateshead (Gateshead on Tyne), England, United Kingdom (p. 124)

Baranavichy (Baranovichi, Baranowicze, Baranovitsh, Baranevitsh), Belarus (p. 139)

Vilnius (Wilno, Vilna, Vilne), Lithuania (p. 206)

Birzai (Birzhi, Birzh), Lithuania (p. 217)

Nizhne-Mokhovaya, Russia (p. 260)

Parbig, Russia (p. 360)

Nekrasovka, Russia (p. 360)

Ipatova (Chemrek, Vinodelnoye), Russia (p. 387)

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