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Title

Uncle Gershon and Aunt Chaeh Dubiansky

Category

Autobiographies

Author/Originator

Rubinstein, Charles (Yeshaya) (1893-1978)

Year of Publication/Creation

1967

Place of Publication/Creation

[Atlantic City]

Language(s)

English

Geographic Places

Cherkasy (Tsherkas), Ukraine (p. 1)

Philadelphia 1, Pennsylvania, USA (p. 24)

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This remarkable little book is devoted to describing the author's Orthodox Jewish relatives, namely his Uncle Gershon Dubiansky (1860-1925), Aunt Chaya (Rabinowitz) Dubiansky, and their son Oscar (1891-1958), all of whom went by the name of Dubin in America.

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