Title

Category

Year of Publication/Creation

2023-2024

Place of Publication/Creation

[Israel]

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Sadhora (Sadgora, Sadagura, Sadagora, Sadegere, Sadeger) (part of Chernivtsi 1), Ukraine (p. 19, 46, 51, 64, 104, 221, 229, 232, 295, 375, 390, 418, 522, 570, 616)
• Ruzhin (Rizhin), Ukraine (p. 25, 62, 155, 316, 322, 343, 434, 628)
• Husyatyn (Gusyatin, Husiatyn, Usyotin, Ushatin), Ukraine (p. 34, 70, 178, 339, 587)
• Pohrebyshche (Pogrebishche, Porebishtsh), Ukraine (p. 41)
• Chernivtsi 1 (Chernovtsy, Cernauti, Czernowitz, Tshernevits), Ukraine (p. 46, 157)
• Zlatopil (Zlatopol, Zlatopolye), Ukraine (p. 56)
• Boyany (Boian, Bojan, Boyan), Ukraine (p. 68, 79, 164, 186, 193, 298, 300, 453, 565, 607, 632)
• Chortkiv (Chortkov, Czortkow, Tshortkev), Ukraine (p. 76, 151, 170, 231, 252, 266, 306, 333, 442, 560, 583)
• Hvizdets (Gvozdets, Gwozdziec, Gvodzhits, Gvozyits), Ukraine (p. 107)
• Moldova (country) (p. 124)
• Safed (Tsfat, Tsfas), Israel (p. 128, 590)
• Karalin (Karolin, Karlin) (part of Pinsk), Belarus (p. 140, 544)
• Medzhybizh (Miedzyboz, Mezhbuzh, Mezhbizh), Ukraine (p. 145, 519, 620)
• Suceava (Suczawa, Shots), Romania (p. 149)
• Kherson (Khason, Khartson), Ukraine (p. 153, 159)
• Meron, Israel (p. 167, 578)
• Lod (Lud, Lydda), Israel (p. 120)
• Vyzhnytsya (Vizhnitsa, Vijnita, Wischnitz, Wiznitz, Vishnits, Vizhnits), Ukraine (p. 184)
• Lublin, Poland (p. 194, 219)
• Turka (Torke), Ukraine (p. 202)
• Haifa, Israel (p. 202)
• Vaslui (Vasluy), Romania (p. 211)
• Buhusi (Buhush, Bahush, Bush), Romania (p. 224, 243, 378, 414, 624)
• Targu Frumos (Tirgu Frumos, Tergu), Romania (p. 235)
• Sokyryany (Sokiryany, Secureni, Sekuryany, Sekuryan), Ukraine (p. 240)
• Rymanow (Rimenev), Poland (p. 246)
• Antwerpen (Antwerp, Anvers), Belgium (p. 252)
• Zalishchyky (Zelshchiki, Zaleszczyki, Zalishtshik), Ukraine (p. 266)
• Chornobyl (Chernobyl, Tshernobl), Ukraine (p. 270, 551)
• Turiysk (Turzysk, Trisk), Ukraine (p. 281)
• Kopychyntsi (Kopychintsy, Kopyczynce, Kopitshnits, Kepitshenits), Ukraine (p. 284, 558)
• Nowy Sacz (Neu-Sandez, Neu-Sandec, Sandec, Nay-Tsanz, Tsanz, Tsandz, Tsanz-Khudesh, Tsanz-Khadash, Sanz), Poland (p. 322)
• Stefanesti (Stefanesti-Targ, Shtefenesht), Romania (p. 330, 349, 463, 589)
• Pancesti (Pincesti, Ponzesht), Moldova (p. 414)
• Tolne Hasidim (p. 418)
• Muszyna (Mishine, Misine), Poland (p. 436)
• Shpykiv (Shpikov, Shpikev), Ukraine (p. 457)
• Sadigura (Sadeger) Hasidim (p. 527)
• Tel-Aviv, Israel (p. 527)
• Melnytsya-Podilska (Melnitsa-Podolskaya, Mielnica, Milnitse, Melnitse), Ukraine (p. 598)
• Kosov Hasidim (p. 626)