Title

Category

Author/Originator

Fuks, Avraham

Year of Publication/Creation

1987

Place of Publication/Creation

Jerusalem

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Humenne (Humonna, Homonna, Himene, Himenev), Slovakia (p. 15)
• Vrbove (Verbovy, Verbocz, Werbau, Verbo), Slovakia (p. 19)
• Circ (Csercs, Tshirtsh), Slovakia (p. 23)
• Secovce (Galszecs, Setsovtse, Tshetshevits), Slovakia (p. 26)
• Jelka (Joka, Kis Joka, Nagy Joka), Slovakia (p. 29)
• Male Rastice (Kismagyar, Maly Mager, Klein-Magendorf), Slovakia (p. 33)
• Michalovce (Nagymihaly, Mikhalevits), Slovakia (p. 36)
• Nove Zamky (Ersekujvar, Neuhausel, Nayhayzl), Slovakia (p. 43)
• Snina (Szinna), Slovakia (p. 47)
• Piestany (Posteny, Pusteny, Postyen, Pishtyan), Slovakia (p. 50)
• Kezmarok (Kesmark, Kezmark), Slovakia (p. 61)
• Komarno 2 (Komarom, Komorn, Kemorn), Slovakia (p. 67)
• Edeleny (Edelen), Hungary (p. 73)
• Balkany (Bolkan), Hungary (p. 78)
• Balmazujvaros (Ujvaros, Uyvarosh), Hungary (p. 80)
• Debrecen (Debreczen, Debretsin), Hungary (p. 88)
• Derecske (Deretshke), Hungary (p. 93)
• Hodasz, Hungary (p. 99)
• Hajduboszormeny (Boszormeny, Besermin), Hungary (p. 103)
• Hajduhadhaz (Hadas), Hungary (p. 108)
• Vajdacska, Hungary (p. 115)
• Tab (Tabau), Hungary (p. 118)
• Tallya (Talye), Hungary (p. 121)
• Mezokovacshaza (Kovacshaza), Hungary (p. 124)
• Miskolc (Miskolcz, Mishkolts), Hungary (p. 127)
• Nyiregyhaza (Niredhaz), Hungary (p. 133)
• Nyirmada (Mada, Made), Hungary (p. 139)
• Abaujszanto (Szanto, Santov, Sante), Hungary (p. 142)
• Szombathely (Steinamanger, Sabaria, Shtanemanger), Hungary (p. 146)
• Szikszo (Sikso, Siks), Hungary (p. 149)
• Szerencs (Ond, Serentsh), Hungary (p. 153)
• Putnok (Putnik), Hungary (p. 157)
• Puspokladany (Lodan), Hungary (p. 159)
• Kapuvar (Kobrunn, Kapevar), Hungary (p. 162)
• Kiskoros (Korsch, Kires, Maly Keres, Kiskeres, Kishkeresh), Hungary (p. 164)
• Kisvarda (Kleinwardein, Klayn-Verdayn), Hungary (p. 167)
• Ujfeherto (Ujfejerto, Ratzfert, Ratsfert), Hungary (p. 174)
• Sajoszentpeter (Szentpeter, Sempeter), Hungary (p. 180)
• Sopron (Odenburg, Oedenburg, Shopron, Shapren, Ednburg), Hungary (p. 183)
• Gyor (Dyer, Raab, Rab), Hungary (p. 189)
• Diosgyor 2 (Dyoshdor) (part of Miskolc), Hungary (p. 191)
• Vaja (Nyir-Vaja, Vaye), Hungary (p. 192)
• Nagyoroszi (Oroszi, Orosi), Hungary (p. 194)
• Nagyecsed, Hungary (p. 196)
• Nyiracsad (Acsad, Otshad), Hungary (p. 200)
• Szarvas (Sorvosh), Hungary (p. 201)
• Paks (Paksh), Hungary (p. 204, 353)
• Cigand (Kisczigand, Nagycigand, Tsigang, Tsigange), Hungary (p. 206)
• Salgotarjan (Salgov-Tarjany, Shalgo-Taryan), Hungary [p. 208 (read online)
• Sarkad (Shorkot), Hungary (p. 211)
• Ileanda (Ileanda-Mare, Nagyilonda, Ilande), Romania (p. 217)
• Arad, Romania (p. 219)
• Bixad (Bikszad, Biksad), Romoania (p. 224)
• Beclean (Bethlen, Betlen), Romania (p. 229)
• Oradea (Oradea-Mare, Nagyvarad, Varad, Magno Varadinum, Grosswardein, Wardein, Berdayn, Groys-Verdayn), Romania (p. 234)
• Aranyosgyeres (Gyeres, Campia Turzii, Ghiris-Aries, Ghiris, Gieresc), Romania (p. 252)
• Hida (Hidalmas), Romania (p. 256)
• Sibiu (Nagyszeben, Szeben, Hermannstadt, Seben), Romania (p. 258)
• Timisoara (Temesvar, Temeshvar), Romania (p. 262)
• Baia Mare (Nagybanya, Banya, Frauenbach, Gross-Neustadt, Neudstadt, Nodibanye, Nadbanye, Banye), Romania (p. 267)
• Copalnic-Manastur (Kapolnokmonostor, Monostorkapolnok, Manastur), Romania (p. 269)
• Cluj-Napoca (Cluj, Klausenburg, Koloszvar, Klouznborik, Klouznborg), Romania (p. 272)
• Sarmas (Salams), Rmoania (p. 287)
• Alesd (Elesd), Romania (p. 289)
• Deva (Diemrich), Romania (p. 291)
• Turda (Torda), Romania (p. 293)
• Tileagd (Mezotelegd, Telegd), Romania (p. 295)
• Lechnita (Szaszlekence, Lechnitz, Lekhnits, Saslekentse), Romania (p. 296)
• Medias (Medgyes, Mediasch, Medyesh, Medyash), Romania (p. 297)
• Negresti-Oas (Negresti, Avasfelsofalu, Nigresht), Romania (p. 299)
• Salonta (Salonta-Mare, Nagyszalonta, Slonte), Romania (p. 300)
• Gherla (Szamosujvar, Gerle), Romania (p. 301)
• Cehu Silvaniei (Szilagycseh, Bomischdorf, Boemischdorf, Cehul Silvaniel, Cehul), Romania (p. 304)
• Reteag (Retteg), Romania (p. 305)
• Mizhhirya (Mezhgorye, Okormezo, Volove, Velove), Ukraine (p. 308)
• Svalyava (Svalava, Szolyva, Svalyeve), Ukraine (p. 312)
• Seredneye (Sredney, Seredne, Szerednye, Serednye), Ukraine (p. 315, 352)
• Rakhiv (Rakhov, Rachov, Raho, Rakhev), Ukraine (p. 318)
• Vyshkove (Vishkovo, Vyskovo nad Tisou, Visk, Vishk, Vishkev), Ukraine (p. 321)
• Carciunesti (Karacsonfalva, Tiszakaracsonfalva, Kretshnif), Romania (p. 323)
• Rozvihovo (Rosvegovo, Rosvigovo, Oroszve, Resvigev, Resfigef), Ukraine (p. 326)
• Ilok (Ujlak), Croatia (p. 329)
• Senta (Zenta, Zente), Serbia and Montenegro (p. 332)
• Kanjiza (Stara Kanjiza, Magyarkanisza, Kanisza, Kanizhe), Serbia (p. 338)
• Backo Petrovo Selo (Petrovo Selo, Bachko, Peterreve, Batschko Petrovo Selo), Serbia (p. 346)
• Bristrita (Besztercze, Bistrits), Romania (p. 348)
• Deutschkreutz (Sopronkeresztur, Nemetkeresztur, Tseylem, Zelem), Austria (p. 349)
• Gelnica (Golnicbanya, Gollnitz), Slovakia (p. 350)
• Somcuta Mare (Nagysomkut, Somkut, Nodishomkut, Shomkut, Shomket), Romania (p. 350)
• Solotvyno (Solotvina, Slatinske Doly, Doly Slatinska, Aknaszlatina, Szlatina, Faluszlatina, Selotfine), Ukraine (p. 351)
• Koson (Kosyny, Kosiny, Kosino, Kaszony, Mezokaszony), Ukraine (p. 351)
• Sered 1 (Szered, Vag Szered, Sered an der Waag), Slovakia (p. 352)
• Nagykallo (Kalov, Kalev, Kalef), Hungary (p. 353)