Title

Category

Author/Originator

Rozenfeld, Shalom, et al

Year of Publication/Creation

1975

Place of Publication/Creation

Tel-Aviv

Language(s)

Yiddish

Geographic Places

• Aachen (Bad Aachen, Aix-la-Chapelle), Germany (p. 534)
• Amsterdam 1, Netherlands (p. 627)
• Antwerpen (Antwerp, Anvers), Belgium (p. 617)
• Arad, Romania (p. 595)
• Baden 1, Germany (p. 534)
• Baranavichy (Baranovichi, Baranowicze, Baranovitsh, Baranevitsh), Belarus (p. 429)
• Bedzin (Bendsburg, Bendzin, Bendin), Poland (p. 525, 429)
• Berlin 1, Germany (p. 534)
• Bytom (Beuthen, Beuthen Oberschlesien), Poland (p. 534)
• Bialystok (Belostok), Poland (p. 337)
• Bielsk Podlaski (Bielsk, Bilsk), Poland (p. 429)
• Bonn, Germany (p. 534)
• Braunschweig (Brunswick), Germany (p. 534)
• Bremen 1, Germany (p. 535)
• Wroclaw (Breslau, Bresle), Poland (p. 527, 535)
• Brno (Brunn, Bruenn, Brin), Czech Republic (p. 576)
• Brest 1 (Brzesc nad Bugiem, Brzesc, Brest Litovsk, Brisk), Belarus (p. 334, 429)
• Brody 1 (Brod), Ukraine (p. 319)
• Bruxelles (Brussels, Brisl), Belgium (p. 617)
• Budapest (Pest, Altpest), Hungary (p. 556)
• Biala Podlaska (Groys-Byale, Byale), Poland (p. 429)
• Chelm (Khelem), Poland (p. 429)
• Chemnitz (Karl-Marx-Stadt, Kemnits), Germany (p. 535)
• Cluj-Napoca (Cluj, Klausenburg, Koloszvar, Klouznborik, Klouznborg), Romania (p. 595)
• Cernovice (Czernowitz), Czech Republic (p. 594)
• Dortmund, Germany (p. 535)
• Dresden, Germany (p. 535)
• Dulsberg (part of Hamburg), Germany (p. 535)
• Dusseldorf (Duesseldorf), Germany (p. 535)
• Erfurt, Germany (p. 535)
• Essen, Germany (p. [ 535)
• Firenze (Florence), Italy (p. 642)
• Frankfurt am Main (Frankfurt), Germany (p. 526)
• Gotha, Germany (p. 535)
• Grajewo (Grayeve, Grayve, Grayvi), Poland (p. 429)
• Hrodna (Grodno, Horodno, Grodne, Harodne), Belarus (p. 341, 429)
• Halle (Halle an der Saale), Germany (p. 535)
• Hamburg 1, Germany (p. 353)
• Hannover (Hanover), Germany (p. 535)
• Hessen, Germany (p. 535)
• Iasi (Jassy, Yos, Yas), Romania (p. 578)
• Kalisz (Kalisch, Kulish), Poland (p. 430)
• Karlsruhe (Carlsruhe), Germany (p. 535)
• Kassel (Cassel), Germany (p. 535)
• Kaunas (Kovno, Kovne), Lithuania (p. 454)
• Kobryn (Kobrin), Belarus (p. 430)
• Koln (Koeln, Coln, Cologne), Germany (p. 535)
• Ehrenfeld (part of Koln), Germany (p. 535)
• Kolomyya (Kolomyja, Kalemey, Kalemay, Kilemay), Ukraine (p. 320, 430)
• Kaliningrad (Konigsberg, Koenigsberg, Krolewiec, Kinigsberg, Ginshperik), Russia (p. 535)
• Kovel (Kowel, Kovle), Ukraine (p. 335, 430)
• Krakow (Cracow, Kroke, Kruke), Poland (p. 302, 430)
• Leipzig, Germany (p. 536)
• Lviv (Lvov, Lwow, Lemberg, Lemberik, Lembrik), Ukraine (p. 315)
• Lodz (Lodzh), Poland (p. 284, 429)
• Lomza (Lomzhe, Lomze), Poland (p. 429)
• Lublin, Poland (p. 346, 429)
• Lukow (Lukov, Likeve), Poland (p. 430)
• Lutsk (Luck, Loytsk), Ukraine (p. 334, 430)
• Lviv (Lvov, Lwow, Lemberg, Lemberik, Lembrik), Ukraine (p. 318, 320, 324, 429)
• Magdeburg, Germany (p. 536)
• Mannheim, Germany (p. 536)
• Sighetu Marmatiei (Maramarossziget, Siget, Marmerosh-Siget), Romania (p. 576, 595)
• Miedzyrzec Podlaski (Miedzyrzec, Mezritsh, Mezritsh deLite), Poland (p. 350, 430)
• Milano (Milan), Italy (p. 643)
• Mukacheve (Mukachyovo, Mukacevo, Munkacs, Minkatsh), Ukraine (p. 552, 574)
• Mlawa (Mlave), Poland (p. 430)
• Moskva (Moscow), Russia (p. 434)
• Munchen 1 (Munich, Muenchen), Germany (p. 538)
• Nordhausen, Germany (p. 536)
• Nurnberg (Nuernberg, Nuremberg), Germany (p. 536)
• Odesa (Odessa, Ades), Ukraine (p. 433)
• Oradea (Oradea-Mare, Nagyvarad, Varad, Magno Varadinum, Grosswardein, Wardein, Berdayn, Groys-Verdayn), Romania (p. 595)
• Paris, France (p. 604)
• Pinsk, Belarus (p. 333, 430)
• Piotrkow Trybunalski (Petrikev, Peterkev, Petrikev Tribunaler), Poland (p. 430)
• Praha (Prague, Prag, Prog, Prug), Czech Republic (p. 543, 576)
• Pirmasens, Germany (p. 536)
• Przemysl (Pshemishl, Premisle, Peremisle), Poland (p. 319)
• Radom (Rudem), Poland (p. 430)
• Ruse (Rousse, Russe, Rustchuk, Ruscuk), Bulgaria (p. 645)
• Rzeszow (Reichshof, Rayshe), Poland (p. 430)
• Riga, Latvia (p. 475)
• Rivne 2 (Rovno, Rowne, Rovne), Ukraine (p. 331, 430)
• Saarbrucken (Saarbruecken), Germany (p. 536)
• Siedlce (Shedlits), Poland (p. 430)
• Slonim, Belarus (p. 430)
• Sofiya (Sofia), Bulgaria (p. 645)
• Thessaloniki (Saloniki, Salonica), Greece (p. 650)
• Sosnowiec (Sosnovits, Sosnevtse, Sosneftse), Poland (p. 352)
• Ivano-Frankivsk (Ivano-Frankovsk, Stanislawow, Stanislau, Stanislav, Stanisle), Ukraine (p. 430)
• Szczecin (Stettin, Shtshetin), Poland (p. 536)
• Stockholm, Sweden (p. 637)
• Stryy (Stryj, Stri), Ukraine (p. 324)
• Ternopil (Ternopol, Tarnopol, Tarnepol, Ternepol), Ukraine (p. 320)
• Tarnow (Tarnau, Turne), Poland (p. 429)
• Timisoara (Temesvar, Temeshvar), Romania (p. 595)
• Trieste (Triest), Italy (p. 642)
• Trikala, Greece (p. 658)
• Czestochowa (Tshenstokhov, Tshenstekhev), Poland (p. 353, 430)
• Uzhhorod (Uzhgorod, Uzhorod, Ungvar, Ingver), Ukraine (p. 576)
• Vilnius (Wilno, Vilna, Vilne), Lithuania (p. 429)
• Vaukavysk (Volkovysk, Wolkowysk, Valkevisk), Belarus (p. 429)
• Volodymyrets (Vladimirets, Wlodzimierzec, Boldimerits), Ukraine (p. 429)
• Warszawa (Warsaw, Varshe), Poland (p. 17, 277, 333, 387, 392, 428)
• Wien (Vienna, Becs, Bec, Viden, Vieden, Dunaj), Austria (p. 527, 543)
• Wiesbaden, Germany (p. 536)
• Wuppertal (Barmen-Elberfeld, Barmen, Elberfeld), Germany (p. 525)
• Zaglebie Dabrowskie (Zaglembie) (region), Poland (p. 352)
• Zagreb (Zagrab, Agram), Croatia (p. 598)
• Zamosc 1 (Zamoshtsh, Zamishtsh), Poland (p. 429)
• Zhovkva (Zolkiew, Zholkva, Zholkve), Ukraine (p. 316)