Title

Category

Author/Originator

Mirsky, Samuel K. (ed.)

Year of Publication/Creation

1956

Place of Publication/Creation

New York

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Valozhyn (Volozhin, Wolozyn, Valozhin), Belarus (p. 1)
• Mir, Belarus (p. 87)
• Vilijampole (Vilyampolskaya, Vilyampolye, Slabodke) (part of Kaunas), Lithuania (p. 133)
• Telsiai (Telshy, Telzh, Telz), Lithuania (p. 169)
• Radun 1 (Radin, Radn), Belarus (p. 189)
• Lomza (Lomzhe, Lomze), Poland (p. 217)
• Kletsk (Klyetsk, Klec), Belarus (p. 229)
• Slonim, Belarus (p. 243)
• Navahrudak (Novogrudok, Nowogrodek, Navaredok), Belarus (p. 247)
• Bielsk Podlaski (Bielsk, Bilsk), Poland (p. 256)
• Wysokie Mazowieckie (Visoke Mazovyetsk), Poland (p. 267)
• Ostrow Mazowiecka (Ostrow Mazowieck, Ostrow, Ostreve, Ostrove), Poland (p. 267)
• Volodymyr (Volodymyr-Volynskyy, Vladimir-Volynskiy, Vladimir, Wlodzimierz, Ludmir, Ludmer), Ukraine (p. 267)
• Lutsk (Luck, Loytsk), Ukraine (p. 267)
• Pultusk (Piltisk, Pltisk), Poland (p. 267)
• Sokolka (Sakolke, Sakolki), Poland (p. 267)
• Ciechanowiec (Tshekhanovtse, Tshekhenovtse), Poland (p. 267)
• Ostroleka (Ostrolenka, Ostrelenke, Esterlenke), Poland (p. 267)
• Szczucin (Stitshin), Poland (p. 268)
• Svyatsilavichy (Svetilovichi, Svislovitsh), Belarus (p. 268)
• Piotrkow Trybunalski (Petrikev, Peterkev, Petrikev Tribunaler), Poland (p. 268)
• Svencionys (Swieciany, Shventsyan, Sventsyan, Alt-Sventsyan), Lithuania (p. 268)
• Skidzyel (Skidel, Skidl), Belarus (p. 268)
• Kolky (Kolki, Kolk), Ukraine (p. 268)
• Grajewo (Grayeve, Grayve, Grayvi), Poland (p. 268)
• Jadow (Yaduv, Yadeve), Poland (p. 268)
• Pulawy (Nowa Aleksandria, Pilev), Poland (p. 268)
• Krynki (Krinik), Poland (p. 268)
• Rozhyshche (Rozhishche, Rozyszcze, Rezhishtsh), Ukraine (p. 268)
• Makow Mazowiecki (Makeve), Poland (p. 268)
• Przasnysz (Prushnits), Poland (p. 268)
• Kolomyya (Kolomyja, Kalemey, Kalemay, Kilemay), Ukraine (p. 268)
• Brody 1 (Brod), Ukraine (p. 268)
• Buchach (Buczacz, Bitshutsh), Ukraine (p. 268)
• Burshtyn (Bursztyn, Burshtin), Ukraine (p. 268)
• Kosava (Kossovo, Kosow, Kosev), Belarus (p. 268)
• Horodenka (Gorodyonka, Horodenke, Orodenke), Ukraine (p. 268)
• Szczuczyn (Stutshin), Poland (p. 268)
• Tomaszow Lubelski (Tomaszow Lubelsk, Tomeshev), Poland (p. 268)
• Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski (Ostrowiec, Ostrovtse), Poland (p. 268)
• Siedlce (Shedlits), Poland (p. 268)
• Biala Podlaska (Groys-Byale, Byale), Poland (p. 268)
• Wlodawa (Vlodava, Blodeve), Poland (p. 268)
• Losice (Loshits), Poland (p. 268)
• Parczew (Partseve), Poland (p. 268)
• Zelechow (Zhelekhev), Poland (p. 268)
• Kowala (Kivuel), Poland (p. 268)
• Kaluszyn (Kaleshin), Poland (p. 268)
• Kielce (Kelts), Poland (p. 268)
• Chmielnik (Khmelnik), Poland (p. 268)
• Zwolen (Zvolin, Zevlin), Poland (p. 268)
• Lodz (Lodzh), Poland (p. 268)
• Bilgoraj (Bilgoray, Bilgeray), Poland (p. 268)
• Lyuboml (Lubomla, Luboml, Libevne), Ukraine (p. 268)
• Lubartow (Levertov, Levertev), Poland (p. 268)
• Szydlowiec (Shidlovits, Shidlovtse), Poland (p. 268)
• Damachava (Domachevo, Domadzewo, Domachyovo, Domaczewo, Domatsheve), Belarus (p. 268)
• Deblin (Deblin-Irena, Demblin, Modrzyc, Modzhits), Poland (p. 268)
• Piaski Luterskie (Piaski, Pyusk, Pyuesk), Poland (p. 268)
• Konskie (Kintsk), Poland (p. 268)
• Staszow (Stashev), Poland (p. 268)
• Tomaszow Mazowiecki (Tomeshev), Poland (p. 268)
• Mlawa (Mlave), Poland (p. 268)
• Plonsk (Plinsk, Plintsk), Poland (p. 268)
• Bedzin (Bendsburg, Bendzin, Bendin), Poland (p. 268)
• Pabianice (Pabenits), Poland (p. 268)
• Falenica (Falenits) (part of Warszawa), Poland (p. 268)
• Izbica (Izhbits, Izhbitse), Poland (p. 268)
• Izbica Kujawska (Izhbits), Poland (p. 268)
• Wyszkow (Vyshkov, Vishkeve), Poland (p. 268)
• Wloclawek (Vlotslavek, Alt-Lesle, Lesle), Poland (p. 268)
• Sandomierz (Tsouzmer, Tsoyzmer), Poland (p. 268)
• Wolomin (Volomin), Poland (p. 268)
• Ashmyany (Oshmyany, Oszmiana, Oshmene), Belarus (p. 268)
• Iue (Ivye, Iwje), Belarus (p. 268)
• Valkininkai (Olkieniki, Olkeniki, Volknik, Olkenik), Lithuania (p. 268)
• Vaukavysk (Volkovysk, Wolkowysk, Valkevisk), Belarus (p. 268)
• Siemiatycze (Semiatyche, Semyatitsh), Poland (p. 268)
• Rakau (Rakov, Rakow, Rakev), Belarus (p. 268)
• Braslau (Braslav, Berslauja, Breslev), Belarus (p. 268)
• Gorlice (Gorlitz, Gorlits), Poland (p. 268)
• Dubrovytsya (Dabrowica, Dombrovitsa, Dubrovitsa, Dombrevits), Ukraine (p. 268)
• Aleksandrovka 1, Belarus (p. 268)
• Ivanava (Ivanovo, Janow, Yaneve), Belarus (p. 268)
• Pruzhany (Pruzana, Pruzhan, Pruzhene), Belarus (p. 268)
• Zamosc 1 (Zamoshtsh, Zamishtsh), Poland (p. 268)
• Dzyatlava (Dyatlovo, Zdzieciol, Zhetl), Belarus (p. 268)
• Lyakhavichy (Lyakhovichi, Lachowicze, Lekhevitsh), Belarus (p. 268)
• Riga, Latvia (p. 268)
• Jekabpils (Yakobshtadt, Kreuzburg, Kreytsburg), Latvia (p. 268)
• Ludza (Lutsyn, Lutsin), Latvia (p. 268)
• Rezekne (Rezhitsa, Rezhitse), Latvia (p. 268)
• Gostini (Glazmanka, Dankere), Latvia (p. 268)
• Bialystok (Belostok), Poland (p. 268)
• Hrodna (Grodno, Horodno, Grodne, Harodne), Belarus (p. 291)
• Kamyanyets (Kamenets, Kamieniec Litewski, Kamenits-Litovsk, Kamenits DeLite), Belarus (p. 307)
• Kobryn (Kobrin), Belarus (p. 325)
• Baranavichy (Baranovichi, Baranowicze, Baranovitsh, Baranevitsh), Belarus (p. 329)
• Lyubavichi (Lubavitch, Libavitsh), Russia (p. 337)
• Warszawa (Warsaw, Varshe), Poland (p. 355, 561)
• Radomsko (Nowo-Radomsk, Ridomsk, Radomsk), Poland (p. 381)
• Lublin, Poland (p. 393)
• Poland (p. 415)
• Germany (p. 419)
• Heide, Germany (p. 425)
• Greater Hungary (p. 435)
• Bratislava (Pressburg, Pozsony), Slovakia (p. 449)
• Buhusi (Buhush, Bahush, Bush), Romania (p. 520)
• Iasi (Jassy, Yos, Yas), Romania (p. 521)
• Stefanesti (Stefanesti-Targ, Shtefenesht), Romania (p. 523)
• Chisinau (Kishinev, Keshenev), Moldova (p. 526)
• Cernovice (Czernowitz), Czech Republic (p. 536)
• Vyzhnytsya (Vizhnitsa, Vijnita, Wischnitz, Wiznitz, Vishnits, Vizhnits), Ukraine (p. 537)
• Siret (Sereth, Seret), Romania (p. 542)
• Banyliv-Pidhirnyy (Banilov, Moldauish-Banilya, Banila Pe Siret, Banila am Sereth, Banile), Ukraine (p. 543)
• Timisoara (Temesvar, Temeshvar), Romania (p. 546)
• Viseu de Sus (Viseul-de-Sus, Felsoviso, Oberwischau, Aybervisheve, Visheve), Romania (p. 549)
• Sighetu Marmatiei (Maramarossziget, Siget, Marmerosh-Siget), Romania (p. 551)
• Iclod (Nagyiiklod, Iclodul Mare, Iklod), Romania (p. 553)
• Cluj-Napoca (Cluj, Klausenburg, Koloszvar, Klouznborik, Klouznborg), Romania (p. 554)
• Simleu Silvaniei (Szilagysomlyo, Shimlue, Siladishamloy, Shamloy), Romania (p. 554)
• Tirgu Lapus (Targu Lapus, Lapusul-Unguresc, Magyarlapos), Romania (p. 555)
• Wroclaw (Breslau, Bresle), Poland (p. 605)
• Budapest (Pest, Altpest), Hungary (p. 635)
• Berlin 1, Germany (p. 655)
• Wien (Vienna, Becs, Bec, Viden, Vieden, Dunaj), Austria (p. 715)