Title

Category

Author/Originator

Ayalon, Aharon Tsvi

Year of Publication/Creation

1998

Place of Publication/Creation

Bnei Brak, Israel

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Suplacu de Barcau (Suplac, Szeplak, Berettyoszeplak, Seplok), Romania (p. 85, 136)
• Abram (Erabrany, Felsoabrany), Romania (p. 102)
• Albis, Romania (p. 107)
• Voivozi (Almaszeg), Romania (p. 107)
• Balc (Balyok), Romania (p. 107)
• Buduslau (Erbogyoszlo, Vasbogyoszlo, Bogyoszlo), Romania (p. 109)
• Budoi (Bodonos), Romania (p. 109)
• Bogeiu (Bogeiul), Romania (p. 110)
• Spurcani (Bistra), Romania (p. 110)
• Borumlaca (Baromlak), Romania (p. 110)
• Satu Barba (Ujbartfalva), Romania (p. 111)
• Ghida (Deda), Romania (p. 114)
• Fordulo, Romania (p. 114)
• Huta Voivozi (Almaszeghuta, Stara Huta, Huta, Di Hitn), Romania (p. 114)
• Dijir (Dizser), Romania (p. 117)
• Derna 2 (Felsoderna), Romania (p. 117)
• Haucesti (Hoke), Romania (p. 118)
• Varviz, Romania (p. 118)
• Varzari (Varzal), Romania (p. 118)
• Abramut (Vedresabran), Romania (p. 119)
• Tauteu (Tauteni, Toti), Romania (p. 119)
• Brusturi (Tataros), Romania (p. 124)
• Chiribis (Bistraterebes, Terebes), Romania (p. 126)
• Tria (Terje), Romania (p. 126)
• Iteu (Luki), Romania (p. 126)
• Misca (Miscke), Romania (p. 126)
• Saldabagiu de Barcau (Szoldobagy), Romania (p. 133)
• Suiug (Szunyogd), Romania (p. 133)
• Margine (Szeltallo), Romania (p. 135)
• Sanlazar (Szentlazar), Romania (p. 138)
• Popesti (Papfalva), Romania (p. 138)
• Poclusa de Barcau (Poklostelek), Romania (p. 139)
• Petreu (Monospetri), Romania (p. 139)
• Fasca (Fancica), Romania (p. 143)
• Ciutelec (Csehtelek, Csetelek, Satelek), Romania (p. 144)
• Ciuhoi (Berettyocsohaj, Csohaj, Csohaly)(Part of Saniob), Romania (p. 144)
• Cuzap (Kozepes), Romania (p. 144)
• Cohani (Kochlan), Romania (p. 144)
• Chiraleu (Chiralau, Berettyokiralyi, Kiralyi), Romania (p. 144)
• Almasu Mic (Kis Almas), Romania (p. 145)
• Chislaz (Vamoslaz, Kislaz), Romania (p. 145)
• Chet (Magyar Kec), Romania (p. 145)
• Sarsig (Sarszeg), Romania (p. 146)
• Marghita (Margitta, Semargite, Margaretn), Romania (p. 234, 314)
• Tasnad (Toshnad), Romania (p. 254)
• Crasna (Kraszna, Szilagykraszna, Siladikrasne, Krasne), Romania (p. 298)
• Tiszanagyfalu (Nagyfalu, Nodyfalu), Hungary (p. 344)
• Ujfeherto (Ujfejerto, Ratzfert, Ratsfert), Hungary (p. 396)
• Piaseczno (Pisetsne), Poland (p. 457)