Title

Category

Year of Publication/Creation

1912

Place of Publication/Creation

Drohobitz

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Ozerna (Ozernyany, Jezierna, Yezyerne, Yezerne), Ukraine (p. 20)
• Ustrzyki Dolne (Ustriki Dolishni, Istrik, Isterik), Poland (p. 20)
• Oswiecim (Auschwitz, Oshpitsin), Poland (p. 21, 22)
• Stary Sacz (Alt-Sanz, Alt-Tsanz, Tsanz Yushn, Tsanz Yashan), Poland (p. 23, 169, 170, 171)
• Staryy Sambir (Staryy Sambor, Staremiasto, Alt-Shtut), Ukraine (p. 24, 25)
• Olesko (Aleks, Alesk), Ukraine (p. 45)
• Olpiny (Olpin), Poland (p. 46)
• Mszana Dolna (Amshene, Amsene), Poland (p. 47)
• Bobowa (Bobov, Bobev), Poland (p. 48)
• Bochnia (Bokhnye, Bokh), Poland (p. 49)
• Bukachivtsi (Bukachevtsky, Bukaczowce, Balkevits, Buketsevits), Ukraine (p. 51)
• Baranow Sandomierski (Baranow, Barnev), Poland (p. 52)
• Boryslav (Borislav, Boryslaw, Borislev), Ukraine (p. 53)
• Bibrka (Bobrka, Prachnik, Boyberik), Ukraine (p. 54)
• Busk (Bisk), Ukraine (p. 55)
• Biala Podlaska (Groys-Byale, Byale), Poland (p. 56)
• Biecz (Baytsh), Poland (p. 57)
• Bilyy Kamin (Belyy Kamen, Bialy Kamien, Bialykamien, Bilkamin, Bilkomin), Ukraine (p. 58)
• Belz (Beldz), Ukraine (p. 59)
• Kavske (Kavskoye, Kavsk), Ukraine (p. 61)
• Bircza (Bertsh), Poland (p. 61)
• Brzozow (Brezev, Brezeve), Poland (p. 62)
• Hlynyany (Glinyany, Gliniany, Gline), Ukraine (p. 63)
• Grybow (Gribev), Poland (p. 64, 65)
• Horodok 1 (Gorodok, Grodek Jagiellonski, Grodek, Grayding, Graydik), Ukraine (p. 66)
• Dobra 3 (Dobra Szlachecka, Dobra Rustykalna), Poland (p. 67)
• Dobromyl (Dobromil, Dobremil), Ukraine (p. 68)
• Dobczyce (Dobshits), Poland (p. 69)
• Dolyna 2 (Dolina, Janow, Yaniv), Ukraine (p. 70)
• Donbrova (Dubrova, Dombrove), Ukraine (p. 71)
• Dukla (Dikle), Poland (p. 72)
• Tarnobrzeg (Dzikow, Dzikev, Zikev, Zhikev), Poland (p. 75)
• Dynow (Dinov, Dinev), Poland (p. 76)
• Dunayev (Dunajow), Ukraine (p. 76)
• Oleszyce (Oleshits, Holeshits), Poland (p. 77)
• Uhniv (Ugnev, Uhnow, Hivnev), Ukraine (p. 78)
• Husakiv (Gusakov, Hussakow, Husakow, Husekev), Ukraine (p. 79)
• Wadowice (Vadovitsa, Vadevits), Poland (p. 80)
• Varyazh (Warez, Warez Miasto, Varesh, Varenzh), Ukraine (p. 81)
• Vybranivka (Wybranowka, Vybranovka, Vibranivke), Ukraine (p. 82)
• Wielopole Skrzynskie (Vyelipol), Poland (p. 83)
• Wielkie Oczy (Velyki Ochi, Vilkotsh), Poland (p. 84)
• Sudova Vyshnya (Sudovaya Vishnya, Sadowa Wisznia, Sandove-Vishnye, Vishnye), Ukraine (p. 85)
• Nowy Wisnicz (Wisnicz Nowy, Vishnitse), Poland (p. 86)
• Zabno (Zhabne), Poland (p. 87)
• Zagorz (Sagor, Zaguzh, Zahirya, Zagursh), Poland (p. 88)
• Zavaliv (Zavalov, Zawalow, Zavalev), Ukraine (p. 89)
• Zator (Zuter), Poland (p. 90)
• Zulin, Poland (p. 91)
• Zhovkva (Zolkiew, Zholkva, Zholkve), Ukraine (p. 92)
• Zakopane (Zakopanye), Poland (p. 93)
• Zboriv (Zborov, Zborow, Zborev), Ukraine (p. 94)
• Zbarazh (Zbaraz, Zbarzh, Zbarezh), Ukraine (p. 95)
• Zloczew (Zlotshev), Poland (p. 96)
• Nowy Zmigrod (Zmigrod Nowy, Zmigred), Poland (p. 97)
• Khodoriv (Khodorov, Chodorow, Khoderev), Ukraine (p. 101)
• Khyriv (Khyrov, Chyrow, Khirev, Kherev), Ukraine (p. 102)
• Tartakiv (Tartakov, Tartakow, Tartekiv), Ukraine (p. 105)
• Tarnow (Tarnau, Turne), Poland (p. 106)
• Turka (Torke), Ukraine (p. 107, 109)
• Yavoriv (Yavorov, Jaworow, Yaverev), Ukraine (p. 113)
• Jaworzno (Yaveshne), Poland (p. 114, 115)
• Janow Podlaski (Janow, Yaneve), Poland (p. 117)
• Jaslo (Yasle), Poland (p. 118)
• Jordanow (Yordenev), Poland (p. 119)
• Novyy Yarychiv (Novyy Yarychev, Jaryczow Nowy, Yartshev), Ukraine (p. 121)
• Jodlowa (Yedlive), Poland (p. 122)
• Jedlicze (Yedlitsh), Poland (p. 123)
• Lancut (Lantsit), Poland (p. 124)
• Luka 1 (Laka Rustykalna, Lonke), Ukraine (p. 124)
• Lubaczow (Libetshoyv), Poland (p. 125)
• Lutowiska (Litovisk, Litevisk), Poland (p. 126, 127)
• Limanowa (Limenev), Poland (p. 128)
• Limna (Lomna, Lomne), Ukraine (p. 129)
• Leshniv (Leshnev, Leszniow), Ukraine (p. 130)
• Tovste (Tolstoye, Tluste Miasto, Tlust, Touste, Toust), Ukraine (p. 131)
• Mostyska (Mostiska, Mosciska, Moshtshisk), Ukraine (p. 132)
• Muszyna (Mishine, Misine), Poland (p. 133)
• Milowka (Milovke), Poland (p. 134)
• Mikolaiv (Mikolayuv, Mikolajow), Ukraine (p. 135)
• Myslenice 2 (Mishlenits), Poland (p. 136)
• Medenychi (Medenytsya, Medenichi, Medenice, Medencze, Medenits), Ukraine (p. 137)
• Mielec (Meylits), Poland (p. 138)
• Mykulyntsi (Mikulintsy, Mikulince, Mikilinits), Ukraine (p. 139)
• Targu-Mures (Tirgu Mures, Maros-Vasarhely, Neumarkt am Mieresch, Naymarkt), Romania (p. 139)
• Nyzhankovychi (Nizhankovichi, Nizankowice, Nizhankevits), Ukraine (p. 140)
• Nisko (Nisk, Nintsk), Poland (p. 141)
• Niebylec (Nebilits), Poland (p. 141)
• Narol, Poland (p. 142)
• Sambir (Sambor, Novi-Sambor, Pohonicz, Samber), Ukraine (p. 145)
• Sasiv (Sasov, Sasow, Sassow, Sasev), Ukraine (p. 146)
• Sokoliv (Sokolov, Sokolow), Ukraine (p. 147, 148)
• Sokolivka 1 (Sokolovka, Sokolowka, Sokelivke), Ukraine (p. 149)
• Stanislavchyk 1 (Stanislavchik, Stanislawczyk, Stanislaftshik), Ukraine (p. 151)
• Szczucin (Stitshin), Poland (p. 152)
• Stryy (Stryj, Stri), Ukraine (p. 153, 154)
• Strzyzow (Strizov, Strizhev), Poland (p. 155)
• Stratyn (Stratin, Stretin), Ukraine (p. 156)
• Novi Strilyshcha (Novyye Strelishcha, Strzeliska Nowe, Strelisk), Ukraine (p. 157)
• Skole (Skolye), Ukraine (p. 160)
• Podgorze (Podguzh) (part of Krakow), Poland (p. 161)
• Hvardiske (Gvardeyskoye, Felshtin), Ukraine (p. 162)
• Frysztak (Fristik), Poland (p. 162)
• Przemysl (Pshemishl, Premisle, Peremisle), Poland (p. 163, 164)
• Przeworsk (Pshevorsk, Sheversk), Poland (p. 168)
• Cieszanow (Tseshenev), Poland (p. 172)
• Kozova (Kozowa, Kozeve), Ukraine (p. 174)
• Kolbuszowa (Kolbushov, Kolbesev), Poland (p. 174)
• Kalwaria Zebrzydowska (Kalwaria, Kalvarye), Poland (p. 175)
• Kalush (Kalusz, Kalesh), Ukraine (p. 176)
• Kolaczyce (Kolatshits, Kolashits), Poland (p. 177)
• Komarno 1 (Kemarne), Ukraine (p. 178, 179)
• Kamyanka Buzka (Kemnka Bugskaya, Kamionka Strumilowa, Strumilowa, Kaminke), Ukraine (p. 180, 181)
• Korczyna (Kortshin), Poland (p. 182)
• Wieliczka (Velitshke), Poland (p. 182)
• Kniahynychi (Knyaginichi, Knihynicze, Knehnitsh), Ukraine (p. 183, 184)
• Kety 1 (Kenti), Poland (p. 184)
• Krosno (Kros), Poland (p. 185)
• Krakow (Cracow, Kroke, Kruke), Poland (p. 186, 187, 198, 204, 206, 207)
• Krakovets (Krakowiec), Ukraine (p. 208)
• Krzywcza (Krivtsh, Kriftsh), Poland (p. 209)
• Chrzanow (Kshanev), Poland (p. 210)
• Krzeszowice (Ksheshovits), Poland (p. 211)
• Radomysl nad Sanem (Radomishl), Poland (p. 212, 214, 215)
• Rohatyn (Rogatin, Rotin, Retin), Ukraine (p. 216)
• Rava-Ruska (Rava-Russkaya, Rawa Ruska, Rave), Ukraine (p. 217)
• Rozhnyativ (Rozhnyatov, Rozniatow, Rozhntof), Ukraine (p. 217)
• Rozwadow (Rozvedev, Rozedev), Poland (p. 218)
• Rudnik nad Sanem (Rudnik, Ridnik), Poland (p. 219)
• Rzepnik, Poland (p. 220)
• Rudky (Rudki, Ridik), Ukraine (p. 221)
• Rzeszow (Reichshof, Rayshe), Poland (p. 222, 223)
• Shchurovychi (Szcurowice, Shtshervits, Shtervits), Ukraine (p. 226)
• Shchyrets (Shchirets, Szczerzec, Shterits, Shtsherits), Ukraine (p. 227)
• Sedziszow Malopolski (Shendishov, Shendishev), Poland (p. 227)
• Huncovce (Hunfalu, Hunfalva, Hunsdorf, Unsdorf, Intsdorf, Hinsdorf), Slovakia (p. 228)
• Bonyhad (Bonyad, Bonyed), Hungary (p. 229)
• Vac (Vacz, Weizen, Vaytsn), Hungary (p. 233)
• Sochaczew (Sokhetshev, Sokhtshev, Tshokhtshev), Poland (p. 247)
• Konskie (Kintsk), Poland (p. 249)
• Kielce (Kelts), Poland (p. 250)
• Safed (Tsfat, Tsfas), Israel (p. 255)