MEMORIAL BOOKS AS SOURCES FOR FAMILY HISTORY

Zachary M. Baker INTROVUCTION ly preceding World War II.3 Taken as a body of As a librarian active in the genealogical literature, they also stand out as "the foremost field, I frequently receive inquiries about memo- source for ethnographic material on traditional rial (yizkor) books. The~e~inquiriesall too of- Jewish life," as an anthropologist who has used ten reveal a host of mistaken impressions that them extensively in his research has remarked.4 people share, about the very nature of yizkor Many -- but not fi -- yizkor books do in- books and the ways in which they can be used by clude lists of names of Holocaust victims as sup- the genealogist. In this article I will try to plements, which< is very much in keeping with correct some of these misconceptions, provide a their function as Holocaust documents. Usually description of the bookst contents and their de- these lists are in Hebrew or . (In rare velopment as a genre, and suggest the uses to cases, these Holocaust necrologies do appear in which they can most practically be put, in the the Roman alphabet.) They are often incomplete, service of family history. For reasons that are reflecting only those names known to survivors. explained in the preface to the accompanying bib- Books for smaller communities are likely to have liography of memorial books, I have arbitrarily fuller lists than are books for larger communi- limited my discussion to memorial books for Eat- ties. It is simply much easier to document the W European Jewish communities. pool of families within a small community, espe- Perhaps the most common erroneous impression ciaLly if personal recollection is the primary that people have about yizkor books -- no doubt source of documentation. The same can be said of stemming from the very use of the word "yi~kor~~-- memorial books1 coverage of the communities as a is that they are death registers for European whole. Books for larger communities of necessity Jewish communities, covering a broad span of dec- cover their territory in a more generalized man- ades. The presumption made in this case is that ner than do books for very small communities. yizkor books were generated in pre-Holocaust Eu- This makes them of little use to the genealogist rope, by the hekieeot [organized Jewish communi- who seeks to fill in specific blank spaces on a ties], and that, like the pinban& [community re- family tree. cord books] of the 17th and 18th centuries, they In addition to alphabetical lists, or some- exist only in manuscript (or are printed from old times instead of them, obituary sections paid for manuscripts). A related, but more narrowly de- members of individual families sometimes are in- fined, misconception is that yizkor books are cluded. s Occasionally, lists of Holocaust sur- lists of names of HoRocawt martyrs, pure and vivors or members of the landsmanshaft societies simple. Another assumption that is often made is in or America also appear in memorial that these books have been translated into Eng- books. These lists, too, are likely to be in lish from their original language(s) of publica- Hebrew or Yiddish. tion. This brings us to the language question. But memorial books are not unpublished lists Since yizkor books are compiled by first-genera- of names. Rather, they are printed, collective tion emigrants, they are written in Hebrew or ROC& h&tu&~ of Jewish communities, mainly in Yiddish, the two principal languages tradition- (as defined by its pre-1939 boundaries). ally used by Eastern European . Some books They are customarily published by landsmanshaft are exclusively in one language or the other, societies, whose members in turn form their prin- some are divided into two identical Hebrew and cipal audience. 1 (Some yizkor books, particular- Yiddish sections, and in some books articles in ly for larger communities, appear as separate the two languages are interspersed. In addition, volumes in such series as the "Encyclopedia of a significant minority of yizkor books have sup- the ," and are not ublished sole- - plementary sections ranging from a couple to more ly by the landsmanshaft societies>) The primary than a hundred pages, in English or other Europe- aim of the books is to document the history of an languages. These usually consist of transla- the communities, by means of memoirs and personal ted, digested excerpts from texts appearing in testimonies, as well as through articles based on the main section. As a rule, one may expect the secondary sources such as encyclopedias and gaz- earlier books, and those books printed outside of etteers. Israel, to be in Yiddish, while those published The chronological scope of memorial books is in Israel are likely to be entirely or mostly in generally quite limited, at least as far as their Hebrew. 6 (In recent years, the overwhelming ma- in-depth coverage goes.. Since yizkor books rep- jority of memorial books have been printed in resent a firsthand reconstruction of the recent Israel. ) past by survivors of , they are most valuable for their documentation of the Nazist ORlGZNS AND CONTENTS extermination campaigns and the period immediate- The first book to describe itself as a "yiz- kor" book was the Yiddish-language L0dzf2h YLZhoh lists). And since the sections devoted to indi- as well represented. roundings. Book, which appeared in New York in 1943. But vidual obituary notices are obviously paid for by Above all, the number of yizkor books for It is true that relatively few yizkor books models for this type of publication already ex- members of the families who choose to commemorate Jewish communities that have belonged to the So- have been published for individual Jewish commun- isted in the memorial volume for the martyrs of their late relatives, a very limited selection of viet Union since the Revolution is pitifully low ities in Lithuania, , and . By way the 1919 pogrom in Felshtin (New York: 193717 and individuals memorialized will appear in these by comparison (only 13 items in the Bass list). of compensation, however, comprehensive Hebrew- in the tremendous historical volume, TU~Z~Yoh sections. The lacuna is explained in Yaakov Goldburtls in- language encyclopedic sources for communities in Pinhk [One Thousand Years of Pinsk] (New York.: Two other factors that can limit a yizkor troduction to Sedeh Ek&&nonlau-Dnephop&ow k, these countries do exist. l3 1941). book's usefulness for family history come to which merits citing at length: Over the years, memorial books have evolved mind: These are the uneven quality of articles There are few memorial books for those Jewish ACCESS a fairly standardized format. The 'ttypicalwyiz- to be found within individual books [an important communities in the Soviet Union which the Where, then, can one find the yizkor books kor book will have the following chapters: article by a prominent historian may well be destroyed during World War 11. There cited by Bass, plus those that have been printed I. The early history of the town and its sandwiched in between other articles of indiffer- are many reasons for this: The landsmanshaftn since 1972? In Israel, to be sure, such institu- Jewish community. This is usually based on ent research quality), and the varied quality of [for White Russian and Ukrainian communities] tions as Yad Vashem and the Jewish National and published sources such as the Polish gazet- the books as a whole. Some editors have more raw ... which are the principal factor in pub- University Library (both are in ) can be teer (the StowvLik Geogha&iczny) and occasion- material (informants and documents) to digest lishing such books, did not develop in Israel expected to have virtually complete holdings. ally on archival materials. than do others, some are more careful and dis- .... During the interwar period the aliyah But one need not book a flight to Israel in order 11. The town before World War I. His- criminating in their selection and presentation to Israel from the Soviet Union was restrict- to find a yizkor book. Important collections ex- torical sketches and memoirs usually comprise of this material, and some pay undue deference to ed to the utmost. Thus the very basis for ist in widely scattered geographic locations in the body of such a section, as well as of the interests of those who contribute financially organizing such societies was absent, with the United States and Canada. New York, for ex- the next one. to the publication of the books, thus distorting but a few exceptions. In America, too, the ample, has three major Judaica libraries with 111. Between the World Wars. the value of the information contained therein. already existing societies declined because large holdings of memorial books: the Jewish A. Communal and educational insti- Abraham Wein cites the case of the Tarnogrc. of the cessation of immigration from the So- Division of the New York Public Library, the - tutions ; e. g., , schools, librar- book, whose publication was delayed for six years viet Union during the 1920s and 1930s, unlike ish Theological Seminary Library, and the Library ies, charities. -- the book was printed in 1966 but not distrib- the case of Jews coming from Poland or Lith- of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research (YIVO B. Social, religious, political, uted until 1972 -- over an editorial dispute. It uania. owns about 400, or 85% of all memorial books pub- and youth movements ; e .g . , Zionist groups, seems that the former chairman of the Tarnogrod One might interject that after World War I1 as lished) . the Jewish Socialist Bund, . Judennat [Jewish council set up by the Nazis for well, emigration of Holocaust survivors was per- In the area, the Harvard and Brandeis C. Prominent personalities; e.g., administrative purposes], now an important member mitted for Polish, Hungarian, and Romanian nation- University libraries both have major Judaica col- educators, writers, lawyers, doctors, of the Tarnogrod society in New York, objected to als (including tens of thousands of Polish Jews lections, which include many yizkor books. In bmkers, merchants, saintly water-carriers, criticisms levied in one article at his wartime who were repatriated from the U.S.S.R. and there- the Midwest, the Klau Library at Hebrew Union village idiots. activities. In response to his complaints the after left Poland), but not for Soviet citizens. College in Cincinnati is an important resource. D. Famous . editor pasted in a typewritten note over the of- Thus the Polish landsmanshaftn in particular were Chicagoans can turn to the library of Spertus IV. Surrounding towns and villages. fending passage, absolving the former JudeW revitalized after the war, while the Russian ones College of Judaica. On the West Coast, a notable V. The Holocaust. chairman of any wrongdoing .9 This episode stands continued to languish and disappear. Goldburt collection of European Jewish local history is A. Firsthand accounts and second- as a warning to the user of a yizkor book, The continues : housed in the library of the University of Cali- ary sources. historical reliability of the book may be ques- Another hindrance presenting itself was the fornia at Los Angeles. In Montreal the Jewish B. Necrology. Sometimes includes ti oned . lack of historical and archival material re- Public Library owns more than 250 memorial vol- dates and manner of deaths. Usually a According to Wein's calculations, "approxi- lating to the Jewish communities of Russia, umes. And last but not least, one must not omit straight alphabetical listing, often of mately 7000-8000 writers and 1000 editors [have] and the barrier to the use of materials mention of the unmatched resources of the Hebraic heads of households only. participated in the writing and editing" of the available in the U.S.S.R., particularly Section of the Library of Congress, in Washington, VI . English (Spanish, French) section. Eastern European memorial books. lo In some cases those materials touching upon the interwar D.C. Beyond that, major public, university, and the editors have been members of the landsman- period. 12 Jewish community center libraries throughout the In addition to those lists of names that do shaft societies responsible for publishing the The difficulty of gaining access to Soviet archi- U.S. and Canada can be expected to have holdings appear in some yizkor books, genealogists will books. However, the services of professional val resources, including obtaining vital records of selected memorial books. note the abundance of photographs of individuals, editors have more often been used in recent years. from the Soviet Union, is one of the biggest, and Some of these books can be ordered through groups, and street scenes contained in the books. Obviously, the identity and qualifi.cations of an most familiar, of headaches for the Jewish genea- Jewish bookstores (the CYCO [Central Yiddish Cul- Some books even have town maps. On more than one editor are additional factors affecting the com- logical researcher. ture Organization] bookstore, 25 E. 78 St., New occasion, visitors to YIVO have found pictures of position and quality of yizkor books. Present-day Soviet emigrants, having been York, NY 10021, maintains about 60 to 70 titles), their relatives in yizkor books.8 One man even raised in a militantly secularist society that or through Shefa Press (Personal Services Div., found a photograph of the street in where GEOGRAPHIC SCOPE OF MEMORIAL BOOKS for decades has vigorously suppressed all mani- 19 Heleni HaMalka St., P.O.B. 7782, Jerusalem, he was born. Naturally, articles about locally The largest number of yizkor books published festations of Jewish communal and cultural auton- Israel), which offers a bibliographic locetion important personalities, including rabbis, are of has been for communities that belonged to Poland omy in a campaign of enforced assimilation, are and purchase service for a modest fee.l4 It may utmost importance to the genealogist. before World War 11. Poland was the site of the unfortunately in no position to commemorate the nevertheless be impossible to get hold of some Still, because yizkor books vary in their largest Jewish population of any country in Europe old ~ht&ekh [small towns] whence they or their volumes, since they are printed in very limited composition, problems inevitably will be encoun- before the Holocaust, so this fact should not forebears came. Because Hitler and urbanization numbers and many have been out of print for a tered in using them for genealogical purposes. raise any eyebrows. What nevertheless seems sur- have long since emptied many of the small towns long time. Often a book will contain no index, which renders prising at first glance is that, even after mak- in the Western Soviet Union of their Jewish popu- For many North American genealogists, the searching for particular names within the text a ing allowances for Poland's 3.5 million Jews, a lations, many Soviet Jews do not have a firsthand language of memorial books stands as the ultimate very tedious undertaking (all the more tediow tremendous disproportion of yizkor books is for knowledge of the towns which once teemed with barrier to their use. Libraries can be expected because the text is not in English). Sometimes Polish communities. Of 342 items listed in David Jewish life. Their situation stands in stark to search their catalogs for specific books, but tables of contents will even be lacking. AS I Bass1 bibliography of memorial books, no fewer contrast to that of Jews who departed from other library staffs in these days of inflation and have already pointed out, not all yizkor books -- than 292 (or 85%) are for Polish localities.11 countries in Eastern Europe, where right up to budgetary cuts cannot provide translation and re- perhaps not even a majority of them -- contain This proportion holds true for books published the beginning of World War I1 they lived in the search services. Research institutions assume Holocaust necrologies (even fewer have survivors1 since 1972, as well. No other country is nearly historical continuum of their traditional sur- that their patrons are capable of handling on their own the materials that they call for. 13~orLithuania, see v.3 of Yahadu;t Lita SOURCES ON MEMORIAL BOOKS , Forewarned is forearmed. Fortunately, Hebrew (Tel Aviv: 1967), which includes an alphabetical Israel, lists new yizkor books in the section and Yiddish are languages that are -- in the case listing of Lithuanian communities, plus photo- Bass, David. "Bibliographical list of memorial dealing with books on the Holocaust. Appears of Hebrew -- widely taught, or in the case of -- graphs. Also included in this volume, in a sep- books published in the years 1943-1972," in quarterly. (In Hebrew.) Yiddish -- widely known, at least among the older arate section, are articles about prominent Lith- Yad Vahm Skudie.4 9 (1973), pp. 273-321. generation. It makes sense, therefore, to ap- uanian Jews. For Romania and Hungary, see the Lists 342 separate items, noting the languages Piekarz, Mendel. The HoLaca~tand ~ adten- proach rabbis, teachers, advanced students of volumes devoted to these countries in the series of publication. Towns are listed alphabeti- mdh; ffebhw buoh pubUhecL in khe ye.ahh Hebrew, and one's older friends and relatives Phka ha-Kekiee~k (Jerusalem: Yad Vashem) . The cally under the countries to which they be- 7933-7972 (Jerusalem: Yad Vashem, 1974), 2 for help in deciphering a yizkor book.l5 Romania volume (1969) excludes Bessarabia and longed before 1939. A Hebrew version was is- vols. Included in this superb analytical bib- northern Transylvania, and the Hungary volume sued simultaneously in the Hebrew-language liography are not only the of hundreds (1975) is limited to places which are presently CONCLUSION version of Yad Vahem Studia. Other lists of of yizkor books, but their CUK&W.~'% as well. By now it should be clear that yizkor books in Hungary. Volumes for Bavaria (1972) and the yizkor books have appeared in recent years, The geographical index in vol. 2 refers not do not in themselves constitute the magic key Lodz region of Poland (1976) have also appeared all of them based on the Bass bibliography. only to towns mentioned in the .titea of the that will open the sealed door that stands in the in this series. Bibliographies and references These include the lists in Meir Wunderls Me~kd books listed, but to places mentioned within way of so many genealogists. The primary purpose to archival materials in Israel accompany the (Jerusalem: 1978- ), and in TOLEDOT, their te&. (In Hebrew. ) of these books is not genealogical; rather, they articles on individual communities. v. 1, no. 3 (Winter 1977-78), for Hungary, and are intended to stand as ducument4. kintohicd l4~eethe short article, "Source for memo- v. 1, no. 4 (Spring 1978), for Poland. Schulman, Elias. "A survey and evaluation of Nor are they always organized in a manner that rial books," TOLEDOT, v.2, no.2 (Fall 1978), p.11. yizkor books,11 in JWhBook Ann&, v. 25 facilitates family research. From the genealog- 15~ora discussion of the linguistic barri- JWhBook Annud (New York: Jewish Book Coun- (5728-1967/68), pp. 184-191. ical standpoint they can best be regarded as an ers confronting the genealogist, see Arthur Kurz- cil). Included within the bibliography, "Yid- important necandany source; their purely genea- weil's article, "Hurdling foreign language obsta- dish books" (previously compiled by Dina Wein, Abraham. f%lemorial books as a source for logical value lies mainly in the presence of al- cles; some possible solutions," TOLEDOT, v.2, Abramowicz, and since 1976 by Zachary M. Bak- research into the history of Jewish communities phabetical Holocaust necrologies, which can help no.2 (Fall 1978), pp.2-3. er), is a separate list of new yizkor books. in Europe, in Yad VCU hem Studi~9 (1973) , pp . to fill out a family tree, and in articles about The JBA appears every autumn. 255-272. Appears as a companion piece to the locally prominent personalities. But as a source Bass bibliography. The most extensive scholar- for background material for family history in the lcih~atSedm (Jerusalem: Jewish National and Uni- ly discussion of yizkor books that has been broadest sense, no better source than yizkor versity Library), the national bibliography of published to date. books is likely to be found. For through them we are able to recover and better understand the world that our forebears knew.

NOTES lzachary M. Baker, "Landsmanshaftn and the BIBLIOGRAPHY OF EASTERN EUROPEAN MEMORIAL BOOKS: Jewish genealogist ,I1 TOLEDOT, v. 2, no. 1 (Summer 1978), pp.10-12. 2~orcitations for volumes in this series. UPDATED AND REVISED see the bibliography entry nos. 14, 32, 37, 38, 55, 104, 121, 128, 138, 181, 205, 211, 223, 290, 333, 348, 363, 394, and 442. Zachary M. Baker 3~brahamWein, "Memorial books as a source for research into the history of Jewish communi- This bibliography is based primarily on Da- Since the aim of this list is to satisfy the ties in Europe," Yad Va4he.m SXudia 9 (1973), vid Bass1 "Bibliographical list of memorial books needs of family historians, we have listed memo- p.257. published in the years 1943-1972." 342 items are rial books in a ningle @habhcd nequwce, en- 4~ackKugelmass, "Yizhoh bihha as sources cited in the Bass list, and since it appeared tered under their place names. for the ethnography of Ashkenazic Jews," unpub- more than 100 additional yizkor books have been Nevertheless, we recognize that people do lished paper (1979), p.16. published. The need for a list of addenda, at associate town names with countries. For third- SWein, p.268. the very least, is clear. However, we have de- generation American Jews, these associations usu- 6~u~elmass,p .6. Zachang M. Bahm, a LLb-n at the YIVO InhZL- cided to issue a compl&dy nevhed bibliography, ally reflect the geopolitical situation of the 7~itedin Wein, p.257. t&e dun J&h Raemch, LA a Wve ud Uinneap- rather than content ourselves with a list of new period of the mass migration of our immigrant 8~1~0Institute for Jewish Research, 1048 oU. He eahned hh B.A. &om the UnivmLty 06 yizkor books. forebears to the U.S., from 1881 to 1924. (The Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10028. Chicago and kin M.L.S. &om the UnivmLty od The new yizkor books are included in this wsuccessor states" of Poland, Czechoslovakia, %Vein, pp .264-65. For a general discussion Uinnaoiz. Wkiee kin majon naponhibdXty at revised list, of course. Citations for most new Yugoslavia, Hungary, Austria, and the Baltic re- of the uneven quality of yizkor books, see Wein, YIVO Yiddinh cuAduging, Zach anhwm mont titles were found in myat Sed& (the Israeli publics existed only during the last six years of pp. 258-66. gendogicd inq~l.iniakhene. He akimata that national bibliography) and the "Yiddish books" this period.) So this list contains the nama lowein, p.258. An index to the editors and he ha^ tre,Ried to mone than 7000 L&m ovm section of the Je~dhBook Annud. In some cases of towns, together with abbreviations for the compilers of the memorial books follows the bib- the pant ;tCLtree yw. In addi-i5an to ~UWLpnevi- citations were supplied from Library of Congress couda to which they belonged bedotre Wuhed liography. oa com%ibLL;tionn to TOLEDOTtn paga, Zach ha cards or directly from the YIVO Library's hold- WaJL 1. ll~avidBass, "Bibliographical list of memo- whit;ten gun many pub1ica;tiuvln induding the Jew- ings. For example, Lomza is identified in the rial books published in the years 1943-1972," Yad ish Book Annual, Jewish Currents, Yugntruf. Afn The arrangement of the Bass bibliography (by TOLEWT bibliography as belonging to Russia: Vahm Studia 9 (1973), pp.273-321. Shvel, and Der Wecker. He ha6 the added dinZLnc- country, according to boundaries existing as of LOMZA (R). That is how it would have been iden- 12yaakov Goldburt , introduction to S~~UL ;tion od nec&y bdng denounced in Sovetish 1938) is confusing to the many users who are not tified in maps and official documents dating from EhathnanLav-Dn~hop&avn h (Tel Aviv: 5733-1972 Heymland, the only Yiddinh jowtd in the SOUL& intimately familiar with the constantly shifting before 1918. (Today Lomza belongs to Poland.) /73) . Union. borders of Eastern Europe in the 20th century. Similarly, Tarnopol is identified here as belong- not analyze), or volumes the ha-Kekieeot I ing to Austria-Hungary: TARNOPOL (AH). (This in PLnb I 001. ALEKSANDRIA (R). Pinkas ha-kehilah Aleksan- BARYLOW (AH) see under RADZIECHOW Eastern Galician city belonged to Poland between series. These are a topic unto themselves. A dria (Wolyn); sefer yizk~[Memorial book of the the World Wars; now it is in the Soviet Union.) single entry appears for each such volume. community of Aleksandria (Wolyn)]. Comp.: Shmuel BAYTSH (AH) see BIECZ By and large, we have followed Bass1 use of Secondly, we have also omitted the few (of Yizreeli; ed.: Natan Livneh. Tel Aviv, Aleksan- Polish place names for those locales that belonged many existing) German memorial books that Bass dria Society, 1972. 314 p., illus. (Hebrew) SECLEAN (Betlen) (AH) see under DES to Poland between 1918 and 1939, and not employed chose to include. German memorial volumes differ their Russian or German equivalents as entry greatly in format, language, and composition from 002. ALEKSANDROW (R). Aleksander [Aleksandrow - 008. BEDZIN (R). Pinkas Bendin [Pinkas Bendin. forms (e.g., Wlodzimierz, not Vladimir Volynskiy; the memorial books published for communities fur- near ~odz].Ed.: N. Blumenthal. Tel Aviv, Asso- A Memorial to the Jewish Community of Bendin*]. Krakow, not Krakau). This can be justified on ther east, and comprise a distinct body of liter- ciation of Former Residents of Aleksandrow in Ed.: A. Sh. Stein. Tel Aviv, Association of the historical ground that Polish place names ature. By and large they are historical mono- I Israel, 1968. 391 p., ports. facsims. (Hebrew, Former Residents of Bedzin in Israel, 1959. were current and accepted as official or semi- gkaphn -- the works of one author (often a non- Yiddish) 431 p., ports. (Hebrew, Yiddish) official throughout Austrian Galicia and areas in Jewish German) -- and not collective compilations the Russian Pale of Settlement as far east as of memoirs and eyewitness reports. Rather than ALT LESLE (R) see WLOCLAWEK 009. BELCHATOW (R). Belchatow Yizkor Bukh [Bek- Volhynia, Polesie, and White Russia, and in the attempt to compile a complete list of German chatow Memorial Book]. Buenos Aires, Association Czarist provinces of Congress Poland proper. The memorial volumes, we shall refer readers to the (~szczonow)(R) see under ZYRARDOW of Polish Jews in Argentine, 1951. 511 p., ports., use of Polish place names is for us admittedly published catalog of the Leo Baeck Institute map (Yiddish) also a matter of convenience, since the majority Library [Leu Baech Z~;titU.t, New Yokk, BibfiuXheh ANDRYCHOW (AH) see under WADOWICE of entries in this bibliography have been tran- und hckiv. Kuhdog, v. 1 (Tiibingen : 1970) 1, and I BELIGROD (AH) see under LESKO scribed from the Bass list. We hope that readers the annual bibliography on German Jewry which ap- t 003. ANNOPOL (R). Rahov-Annopol; pirkei edut ve- will excuse the occasional inconsistencies of pears in the LBI Yeahbook. zikkaron [Rachov-Annopol;testimony and remem- 010. (AH). Belz; sefer zikkaron [Belz memo- transliteration and bibliographic style that ap- brancehl. Ed.: Shmuel Nitzan. Israel, Rahov/Anno- rial book]. Ed.: Yosef Rubin. Tel Aviv, Belz pear in the bibliography. For technical reasons KEY TO SYMBOLS 4 pol and Surrounding Region Society, 1978. 80, Societies in Israel and America, 1974. 559 p., it was not possible to integrate fully Bass1 1) Place names are given, with an indication 544 p., illus. (Hebrew, Yiddish, English) illus. (Hebrew, Yiddish) citation style with the style adopted for citing in parentheses of their location according to the newer books. countries to which the places belonged before 004. ANTOPOL (R). Antopol (Antepolie); sefer yiz- 011. BENDERY (R). Kehilat Bendery; sefer zikka- For communities in areas outside of pre- World War I. Abbkev&a~~A are used for AuALtk- -kor [Antopol (Antepolie) yizkor book*]. Ed.: Ben- -ron [Yizkor book of our birthplace Bendery*]. World War I1 Poland (such as Bessarabia, Tran- Hungmy (AH) and the Ranian Emphe (R) . zion H. Ayalon. Tel Aviv, Antopol Societies in Ed.: M.Tamari.Te1 Aviv, Bendery Societies in sylvania, Eastern Slovakia, Ruthenia, and Buko- 2) Book titles are given in transliteration Israel and America, 1972. 11, 754, 170 p., illus. Israel and the United States, 1975. 446, 42 p., vina), we have decided in most cases to employ from the Hebrew or Yiddish originals. English (Hebrew, Yiddish, English) illus. (Hebrew, Yiddish, English) the place names prevailing beduke 1918. Exam- titles are supplied in parentheses after the He- ples: Khotin, not Hotin; Sz5mosujv6r, not Gherla; brew or Yiddish titles, An asterisk (*) after an APT (R) see OPATOW BENDIN (R) see BEDZIN Munkac's, not MukaEevo; Czernowitz, not Cernauri English title indicates that the translated title or Chernovtsy. Admittedly, we found it impossi- was supplied from the work itself. Otherwise the 005. AUGUSTOW (R). Sefer Yizkor lelKehilat Augus- 012. BERESTECZKO (R). Hayta Ayara ...Sefer Zikkaron ble to be entirely consistent in applying our- titles have been translated by Bass or by the tow ve1ha'Seviva [Memorial Book of the Community leqKehilat... velha'Seviva [There was a Town... selves to the problem of determining the 'proper" compiler of this revised bibliography. of Augustow and Vicinity]. Ed.: J. Alexandroni. Memorial Book of Beresteczko ...and Vicinity]. name for a place in Eastern Europe. 3) A "see" cross-reference refers the reader Tel Aviv, Association of Former Residents of Ed.: M. Singer. , Association of Former Resi- Therefore, we have taken the step of provid- from an alternate spelling of a place name to an Augustow and Vicinity, 1966. 549 p., ports. dents of Beresteczko in Israel, 1961, 555 p., ing three types of geographical cross-references official form. A "see under" cross-reference (Hebrew, ~nglish) ports., map, facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) in this bibliography : refers the reader from the name of a town dis- 1) Cross-references have been made from many cussed in a special chapter of a book on another AUSCHWITZ (AH) see OSWIECIM BEREZA-KARTUSKA (R) see under PRUZANA variant official and unofficial forms of place town, to the full citation for the book on the names -- including vernacular Jdhforms -- to latter town. A "see also" cross-reference refers BAIA MARE (AH) see NAGYBANYA 013. BEREZNO (R). Mayn Shtetele Berezne [My Town the forms used as main headings : e .g., CRACOW (AH) the reader to additional titles that have chap- Berezne]. [By] G. Bigil. Tel Aviv, Berezner see KRAKOW; DISNA (R) see DZISNA . ters on a town. BAKALARZEWO (R) see under SUWALKI Society in Israel, 1954. 182 p., ports., map 2) Only one full citation is made in this (Hebrew, Yiddish) bibliography for each book, even though many mem- BAKLEROVE (Bakalarzewo) (R) see under SUWALKI orial books include material on several communi- BEREZO (AH) see under POSTYEN ties. Therefore, cross-references are made to a BALIN (R) see under KAMENETS-PODOLSKIY town from the names of other towns discussed in BERZHAN (AH) see BRZEZANY the yizkor book: e.g., LEONPOL (R) see under BALMAZUJVAROS (AH). . see under DRUJA. Whenever a cross-reference is made from 014. BESSARABIA (R). Yahadut Bessarabia [The a 3Uhplace name to the larger volume in which BARANOVKA (R) see NOVOGRAD-VOLYNSKIY Jewry of Bessarabia]. Eds.: K.A. Bertini et al. this town is discussed, an official version of Jerusalem, The Encyclopedia of the Jewish Dias- the place name is inserted in parentheses; e.g., 006. RARANOW (AH). Sefer Yizkor Baranow [A Memo- pora, 1971. 986 dolumns, ports., maps (Hebrew) MARVITS (Murawica) (R) see under MLYNOW. rial to the Jewish Community of Baranow*]. Ed.: 3) In some cases a town is discussed in more N. Blumenthal. Jerusalem, Yad Vashem, 1964. xvi, 015. BESSARABIA (R). A1 Admat Bessarabia. Divrei than one book. A "see also" reference appears 236 p., ports., tabs., facsims. (Hebrew, Yid- Mehkar, Zikhronot, Reshimot, Teudot velDivrei when one of the sources on the town is a book dish, English) Safrut lelKviat halDmut she1 Yahaduta [Upon the about a necund town. Land of Bessarabia. Studies, Memoirs, Articles, This bibliography differs from the Bass list 007. BARANOWICZE (R). Baranowitz. Sefer Zikkaron Documents and Essays depicting its Image], 2 Vols. in two other respects: Firstly, we have chosen [Baranowitz. Memorial Book]. Tel Aviv, Associa- Ed.: K.A. Bertini. Tel Aviv, United Assoc. of not to analyze the contents of encyclopedic vol- tion of Former Residents of Baranowitz in Israel, Former Residents of Bessarabia, 1959. 266, 213 p., umes, such as me(for which Bass provided nu- 1953. vi, 668 p., ports., map, facsims. (Hebrew, ports. (Hebrew3 merous references), YahadLLt LLta (which he did Yiddish) TOLEDOTIFALL 7 979-WINTER 7 980 016. BESSARABIA (R). Pirkei Bessarabia. Measef Jerusalem, Association of Former Residents of lelAvara she1 Yahadut Bessarabia [Chapters from Bobrka and Vicinity, 1964. 218, 38 p., ports., the History of the BessarabianJewry].Eds.: L. facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish, English) Kupferstein and Y. Koren. Tel Aviv, "Netiv", 1952. 140 p., ports. (Hebrew) 026. BOBRUISK (R). Bobruisk. Sefer Zikkaron lel Kehilat Bobruisk ulBenoteha [Memorial Book of the ion' ni7i7i 1)7*yl nipmiin ninwnn nnN an's l'7sba o'n7 nnwn Community of Bobruisk and its Surroundings]. Ed.: BETLEN (AH) see under DES ,niwy-y3wn nNna n>'nnn n3wn1 l?is>a ~n n>wiw .7,yn VII~~on> Y. Slutski. .Tel Aviv, Former Residents of Bobruisk nlw tNn ,nlw or,nwi ow*nn nin?n 03 >y IW~W ,>3'n >~'n'I7n >nn 017. PODLASKA (R). Sefer Biala Podlaska in Israel and the USA, 1967. 2 vols, 871 p., [Book of Biak'a Podlaska]. Ed.: M.J. Feigenbaum. ports., map, facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) ,>n? - in3 n73r1 a onnn 9 1740 n)wl imws ~yi1688 Tel Aviv, Kupat Gmilut Hesed of the Community of A1775 n>wl a7vslw ,nvn7ll 7li)a >w an nwN Biala Podlaska, 1961. 501 p., ports., facsims. BOIBERIK (AH) see BOBRKA (Hebrew, Yiddish) 027. BOLECHOW (AH). Sefer Hazikkaron lelKedoshei 018. BIALA RAWSKA (R). Sefer yizkor le-kedoshei Bolechow [Memorial Book of the Martyrs of Bole- BiaIa Rawska. [Memorial book to the martyrs of chow]. Ed.: Y. Eshel. Association of Former Resi- Bial'a Rawska]. Eds.: Eliyahu Freudenreich and dents of Bolechow in Israel, 1957. 352 p., ports. Arye Yaakobovits. Tel Aviv, Biala Rawska Societies (Hebrew, Yiddish) in Israel and the Diaspora, 1972. 255 p., illus. (Hebrew, Yiddish) BOLIMOW (R) see under LOWICZ

019. BIALYSTOK (R).. Biakystok. Bilder Album... BOREMEL (R) see under BERESTECZKO [BiaYystok. Photo Album...*]. Ed.: D. Sohn. New York, Bialystoker Album Committee, 1951. 386 p. 028. BORSZCZOW (AH). Sefer ~orszcz6w[The Book of (Yiddish, English) Borstchoff*]. Ed.: N. Blumenthal. Tel Aviv, Asso- ciation of Former Residents of Borszczow in 020. BIECZ (AH). Sefer Zikkaron lelKedoshei Aya- Israel, 1960. 341 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, ratenu Biecz [Memorial Book of the Martyrs of Yiddish) Biecz]. Ed.: P. Wagshal. Ramat Gan, Association of Former Residents of Biecz and Vicinity in Is- BORYSLAW (AH) see under DROHOBYCZ rael, 1960. 243 p., ports. (Hebrew, Yiddish) 029. BRANSK (R). ~radsk.Sefer Hazikkaron. 021. BIELICA (R). Pinkas Bielica [Book of Belit- [Brainsk. Book of Memories*l.- -[By1 -- A. Trus and zah - Bielica*]. Ed.: L. Losh. Tel Aviv, Former J. Cohen. New York, Brainsker Relief Committee Residents of Bielica in Israel and the USA, 1968. of New York, 1948. 440 p., ports., facsims. 511 p., ports. map, facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish, (Yiddish) English) (Pozsony) (AH) see under Arim ve- 022. BIELSK-PODLASKI (R). Bielsk-Podlaski; sefer Imahot be-Yisrael, v. 7 yizkor ... [Bielsk-Podliask; book in the holy me- mory of the Bielsk-Podliask Jews*]. Ed.: H. Rabin. BREST LITOVSK (R) see BRZESC NAD BUGIEM Tel Aviv, Bielsk Societies in Israel and the United States, 1975. 554, 44 p., illus. (Hebrew, BREZOVA NAD BRADLOM (Berezo) (AH) see under Yiddish, English) POSTYEN

023. BIEZUN (R). Sefer halZikkaron lel~edoshei BRICENI (A) see BRICHANY ~iezun/[Memorial Book of the Martyrs of ~iezug]. Tel Aviv. Former Residents of Biezun, 1956. 030. BRICHANY (R). Brichan. Bricheni halYehudit 186 p., ports. (Hebrew, Yiddish) belMahatsit ha'Mea halAharona [Brichany. Its Jewry in the First Half of our Century]. Eds.: BIKOVSK (Bukowsko) (AH) see under SANOK Y. Amizur et al. Tel Aviv, Former Residents of Brichany, 1964. 296 p., ports., map (Hebrew) 024. SILGORAJ (R). Hurben Bidlgoraj [Destruction of Bilgoraj]. Ed.: A. Kronenberg. Tel Aviv, 1956. 031. BRICHEVO (R). Pinkas Brichevo [Memorial Book x, 365 p., ports. (Yiddish) of Brichevo]. Ed.: K.A. Bertini. Tel Aviv, Former Residents of Brichevo (Bessarabia) in Israel, BISK (AH) see BUSK 1970. 531 p., ports., map, facsims. (Hebrew, Genealogical chart - "The Rabbinical Family Halperinl'- from the Bhzezany Yiddish) BITSHUTSH (AH) see BUCZACZ hdmohkd Book. Rabbinical lineage of town rabbis is often stressed in the BRISK (R) see BRZESC NAD BUGIEM BLEDOW (R) see under MOGIELNICA memorial book literature, since rabbinical yichl~?~can confer prestige on BRISKKUYAVSK (~rzesdKujawski) (R) see under 025. BOBRKA (AH). LelZekher Kehilat ~Lbrkau1Beno- WLOCLAWEK the community. teha [Boiberke Memorial Book*]. Ed.: Sh. Kallay. BRODY (AH) see under Arim velImahot belYis- 041. BYTEN (R) . Pinkas pi ten/ [Book of ~yten']. rael, v. 6 Assoc. in Israel and the USA, 1964. 936, 78 p., USA, 1961. 1,206 columns, ports., facsims. - Ed.: D. Abramowich and M.W. Bernstein. Buenos (Hebrew, Yiddish) Aires, Former Residents of Byte6 in Argentina, ports., facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish, English) BROSZNIOW (AH) see under ROZNIATOW 1954. 605 p., map, facsims. (Yiddish) CIECHOCINEK (R) see under WLOCLAWEK 058. DABROJJA GORNICZA (R). Sefer Kehilat Yehudei Dqbrowa Gornicza velHurbana [Memorial Book of I BRZESC KUJAWSKI (R) see under WLOCLAWEK 042. CAKOVEC (AH). Megilat ha-shoah she1 kehilat Kodesh takovec [Holocaust scroll of the holy com- 050. CIESZANOW (AH). Sefer Zikkaron le-Kehila Dombrawa Gornitza]. Eds.: N. Gelbart et al. Tel 032. BRZESC NAD BUGIEM (R). Brisk de'Lita [Brest munity of Cakovec]. By Moshe Etz-Hayyim (Tibor Kedosha ~ieszandw [Memorial Book of the Martyred Aviv, Former Residents of Dombrowa Gornitza, 1971. Lit.(owsk) Volume*]. Ed.: E. Steinman. Jerusalem, Grunwald). Tel Aviv, 1977. 182, 12 p., illus. Community ~ieszano/w].Ed. : D. Ravid. Tel Aviv, 696 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) Encyclopaedia of the Jewish Diaspora, 1954.- (Hebrew, Serbo-Croatian) Former Residents of ~ieszanowin Israel, 1970. I 331 p., ports. (Hebrew, Yiddish) 059. DABROWICA (R). Sefer Dqbrowica [Book of Dom- I 647 p., ports., map (Hebrew) brovitsa]. Ed.: L. Losh. Tel Aviv, Association of I CALARASI (R) see KALARASH 033. BRZEZANY (AH). CLUJ (AH) see KOLOZSVAR Former Residents of Dombrovitsa in Israel, 1964. vah; toledot kehilot she'nehrevu [Brzeiany memo- CARPATHO-RUTHENIA (AH) see KARPATALJA 928 p., ports., maps, facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) rial book*]. Ed.: Menachem Katz. Haifa, Brzedany- CMIELOW (R) see under OSTROWIEC DAUGIELISZKI (R) see under SWIECIANY Narajow Societies in Israel and the United States, CERNAUTI (Czernowitz) (AH) see under Arim 1978. 28, 473 p., illus. (Hebrew, Yiddish, English) ve-Imahot be-Yisrael, v.4 CRACOW (AH) see KRAKOW DAVID HORODOK (R) see DAWIDGRODEK 034. BRZEZINY (R). Brzezin Yizkor Bukh. [Brzeziny CHARSZNICA (R) see under MIECHOW... CSAKTORNYA (AH) see CAKOVEC Memorial Book*]. Eds.: A. Alperin and N. Summer. 060. DAWIDGRODEK (R) . Sef er Zikkaron ~awid~rgdek 051. CSENGER (AH). Sefer Yizkor lelKedoshei Csen- [Memorial Book of Davidgrodek]. Eds.: Y, Idan et New York, Brzeziner Book Committee, 1961. 288 p., 043. CHELM (R). Yizkor Bukh CheXm [Commemoration , Porcsalma velha'Seviva [Memorial Book of the ports. (Yiddish) Book Chelm*]. Ed.: M. Bakalczuk-Felin. Johannes- al. Tel Aviv, Former Residents of Davidgrodek Tn Martyrs of Csenger, Porcsalma and Vicinity]. [By 1 Israel, [195-1, 487 p., ports. (Hebrew, Yiddish) burg, Former Residents of Chelm, 1954. 731 p., BRZEZNICA (R) see under RADOMSKO ports., facsims. (Yiddish) Sh. Friedmann. Tel Aviv, 1966. 108, 60 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, Hungarian) 061. DEBICA (AH). Sefer Dembits [Book of Debica]. BUCHACH (AH) see BUCZACZ CHERNOVTSY (Czernowitz) (AH) see under Tel Aviv, Association of Former Residents of DF- Arim CZERBIN (R) see under OSTROLEKA bica, 1960. 204 p., ports. (Hebrew, Yiddish) ve-Imahot be-Yisrael, v. 4 035. BUCZACZ (AH). Sefer Buczacz. Matsevet Zikkaron CZERNOWITZ (AH) see under Arim velImahot be' 062. DEBLIN (R). Sefer Demblin-Modrzyc [Demblin- lelKehila Kedosha [Book of Buczacz. In Memory of a CHERVONOARMEISK (R) see RADZIWILLOW Yisrael, v. 4 Modrzyc Book*]. Ed.: D. Shtokfish. Tel Aviv, Asso- Martyred Community]. Ed.: I. Kahan. Tel Aviv, Am ciation of Former Residents of Demblin-Modrzyc, Oved, 1956. 302 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew) 044. CHMIELNIK (R). Pinkas Chmielnik [Memorial Book 052. CZESTOCHOWA (R). Chenstokhover Yiddn [The 1969. 694 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) of Chmielnik]. Tel Aviv, Former Residents of BUDAPEST (AH) see under Arim velImahot be' Chmielnik in Israel, 1960. 1299 columns, ports., Jews of Czestochova]. Ed.: R. Mahler. New York, United Czestochower Relief Committee and Ladies 063. DEBRECEN (AH). Mea Shana lelYehudei Debrecen. Yisrael, v. 1 facsims (Hebrew, Yiddish) . Auxiliary, 1947. cxliv, 404 p., ports., facsims. Le'Zekher Kedoshei halKehila velYishuvei halSeviva (Yiddish) [Hundred Years of Debrecen Jewry. In Memory of the 036. BUDZANOW (AH). Sefer Budzanow [Book of Bud- CHODECZ (R) see under WLOCLAWEK Martyrs of Debrecen and Vicinity]. [By] M.E. Gonda. zanow*]. Ed.: J. Siegelman. Haifa, Former Resi- 053. CZESTOCHOWA (R). Chenstokhov. Nayer Tsugob- Tel Aviv, Committee for Commemoration of the De- dents of Budzanow in Israel, 1968. 319 p., ports., CHOLOJOW (AH) see under RADZIECHOW Material Tsum Bukh "Chenstokhover Yiddn" [Czensto- brecen Jewry, 1970. 264, 409 p., ports,, facsims. maps, facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish, English) chov. A New Supplement to the Book "Czenstochover (Hebrew, Hungarian) 045. CHOROSTKOW (AH). Sefer ~horostkiw [Chorost- BUKACZOWCE (AH) see under ROHATYN Yidnt'*]. Ed.: S.D. Singer. New York, United Relief kow Book*]. Ed.: D. Shtokfish. Tel Aviv, Commit- Committee in New York, 1958. 336, iv p., ports. DEJ (AH) see DES tee of Former Residents of ~horostkowin Israel, (Yiddish) BUKOWSKO (AH) see under SANOK 1968. 418 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) DELATYCZE (R) see under LUBCZA 037. BULGARIA. Yahadut Bulgaria [The Jewry of 054. CZESTOCHOWA (R). Chenstokhover Landsmanshaft Bulgaria]. Eds.: A. Romano et. al. Jerusalem, The 046. CHORZELE (R). Sefer Zikkaron lelKehilat in Montreal [Czenstochover Landsmanschaft in Mont- DEMBITS (AH) see DEBICA Encyclopaedia of the Jewish Diaspora, 1967. 1018 Chorzel [Memorial Book of the Community of Chor- real*]. Ed.: B. Orenstein. Montreal, The Czen- columns, ports. , maps, facsims. (Hebrew) zel]. Ed.: L. Losh. Tel Aviv, Association of stochover Society in Montreal, 1966. 349, [28] p., DEMBLIN (R) see DEBLIN Former Residents of Chorzele in Israel, 1967. ports. (Yiddish) 038. BURSZTYN (AH). Sefer Bursztyn [Book of Bur- 272 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) DERECSKE (AH) see under DEBRECEN sztyn]. Ed.: S. Kanc. Jerusalem, The Encyclopae- 055. CZESTOCHOWA (R). Sefer Chenstochow [Memorial 047. CHRZANOW (AH). Sefer Chrzanow. [The Book of Book of Czestochow]. Ed.: M. Shuzman. Jerusalem, 064. DERECZYN (R). Sefer Dereczyn [Deretchin Memo- dia of the Jewish Diaspora, 1960. 426 p., ports., Chrzanow]. [By] Mordecai Bakhner. Regensburg, facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) The Encyclopaedia of the Jewish Diaspora, 1968. rial Book*]. Tel Aviv, Deretchiners Societies in 1948. xiii, 377 p. 542, lxxvii p. , ports. , (Hebrew, Yiddish) Israel and U.S.A. 494 p., ports., facsims. (Heb- 039. BUSK (AH). Sefer Busk. Le'Zekher halKehila 048. CIECHANOW(R).Yizkor Bukh fun der Ciechanover rew, Yiddish) shelHarva [Busk. In Memory of Our Community*]. Yiddisher Kehile. Sefer Yizkor lerKehilat Cie- 056. CZORTKOW (AH). Sefer Yizkor lelHantsahatKe- Ed.: A. Shayari. Haifa, Busker Organization in chano'w [Memorial Book of the Community 02 ~Ghan- doshei Kehilat ~zortk6w[Memorial Book of Czort- DEREWNO (R) see under RUBIEZEWICZE; STOLPCE Israel, 1965. 293 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, ow]. Ed.: A.W. Yassni. Tel Aviv, Former Residents kdw*] . Ed. : Y. 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GLEBOKIE (R). Hurben Glubok ...Koziany [The 067. DOBRZYN (R). Ayarati. Sefer Zikkaron lelAya- ports. (Hebrew), mimeo Destruction of GlGokie ...Koziany]. [By] M. and rot ~obrzyh-Golub[My Town. In Memory of the Com- 083. (AH). Yehudei ~rla; [The Jews of Eger]. Z. Rajak. Buenos Aires, Former Residents' Asso- munities Dobrzyn-Gollob*]. Ed.: M. Harpaz. [Tel Eds.: Arthur Abraham Ehrenfeld-Elkay, Tibor Meir ciation in Argentina, 1956. 426 p., ports. 077. DUBNO (R) . Dubno. Sefer Zikka~[Dubno. Klein-Z'ira. Jerusalem, Eger Commemorative Com- Aviv], Association of Former Residents of Dobrzyn- A Memorial to the Jewish Community of Dubno, (Yiddish) mittee, 1975. 64, 36, 100 p., illus. (Hebrew, Golub, 1969. 459, 29 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, Wolyn*]. Ed.: Y. Adini. Tel Aviv, Dubno Organiza- Hungarian) Yiddish, English) tion in Israel, 1956. 752 columns, ports., maps, GLINA (AH) see GLINIANY facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) 068. DOBRZYN (R). Yizkor bletlekh [Our village*]. 084. 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(Hebrew, Yiddish) Ed.: Eliyahu (Adik) Zilberman. Haifa, ~bor6wSo- Yiddish, English) ciety, 1975. 477 p., illus. (Hebrew, Yiddish) 417. WYSOCK (Near ~Awne) (R). Ayaratenu Vysotsk. 444. ZOLUDZK (R). Ner Tamid lelZekher Kehilat Sefer Zikkaron [Our Town Vysotsk. Memorial Book]. 425. ZABLUDOW (R). ~ab~udo/wYizkor Bukh [Zabkud- owo. In Memoriam*]. Eds.: Sh. Zesler et al. 434. ZDUNSKA WOLA (R) . ~dugskaWola [The Zduiiska- zo~udzk[Memorial Book of the Community of Haifa, Association of Former Residents of Vysotsk Wola Book*]. Ed.: E. Erlich. Tel Aviv, Zdufiska- ~okudzk]. Ed.: A. Avinadav. Tel Aviv, Association in Israel, 1963. 231 p., ports., maps (Hebrew, Buenos Aires, Zabludowo Book Committee, 1961. 507 p., ports., map, facsims. (Yiddish) Wola Associations in Israel and in the Diaspora, of Former Residents of 202udzk in Israel, 1970. Yiddish) 1968. 718, 8, 55 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, 185, 3 p., ports., map (Hebrew, Yiddish) 426. ZAGLEBIE (Region) (AH). Pinkas Zaglembie; Yiddish, English) 418. WYSOKIE-MAZOWIECKIE (R). Wysokie Mazow- 445. ZOMBOR (AH). Kehilat Sombor belHurbana. Da- ieckie.Sefer Zikkaron [Wysokie-Mazowieckie Memo- Memorial Book. Ed.: J. Rapoport. Melbourne, Zaglembie Society and Zaglembie Committee in Mel- 435. ZDZIECIOL (R). Pinkas Zhetl (Pinkas Zetel. pei Zikkaron lelKedosheihalKehila [The Sombor rial Book]. Ed.: I. Rubin. Tel Aviv, Wysokie- A Memorial to the Jewish Community of Zetel*). Community in its Destruction. Pages of Commemora- Mazowieckiesociety, 1975. 280 p., illus. (Hebrew, bourne; Tel Aviv, Hamenorah, 1972. 82, 613 p., illus. (Yiddish, English) Ed.: B. Kaplinski. Tel Aviv, Zetel Association tion to the Martyrs of the Community]. [By] E.H. Yiddish, English) in Israel, 1957. 482 p., ports., facsims. Spitzer. Jerusalem, 1970. 29 p., ports. (Hebrew) (Hebrew, Yiddish) 419. WYSZKOW (R). Sefer Wyszkow [Wishkow Book*]. ZAKARPATSKAYA OBLAST (AH) see KARPATALJA Ed.: D. Shtokfish. Tel Aviv, Association of For- ZVHIL (R) see NOVOGRAD-VOLYNSKIY ZALOSHITS (R) see DZIALOSZYCE 436. ZELECHOW (R). Yizkor Bukh fun der Zhele- mer Residents of Wishkow in Israel and Abroad, khover Yiddisher Kehile [Memorial Book of the 1964. 351 p., ports., facsims. (Hebrew, Yiddish) ZWIAHEL (R) see NOVOGRAD-VOLYNSKIY 427. ZAMBROW (R) . Sef er ~ambr6w.Zambrowe [The Community of zelech6~1.Ed.: W. Yassni. Chicago, Former Residents of ~elech6win Chicago, 1953. 420. WYSZOGROD (R). ~yszogrdd.Sefer Zikkaron Book of Zambrov*]. Ed.: Y.T. Lewinsky. Tel Aviv, 446. ZYCHLIN (R) . Sefer ~ychlin.Ed. : Ammi Shamir. The Zembrover Societies in USA, Argentina and 398, xxiv p., facsims. (Yiddish) Tel Aviv, iychlin Societies in Israel and America, [Vishogrod. Dedicated to the Memory...*]. Ed.: 1974. 4, 350 p., illus. (Hebrew, Yiddish, English) 39 INDEX Of EDITORS AND COMPILERS Shayari , A. , 039 447. ZYRARDOW (R) . Pinkas zyrard6w, Amszynow un Kihn, A., 390 Mirski, 132, 261 Shedletzky, E., 222 Wiskit [Memorial Book of Zyrarddw, Amszynow and Gelernt, H., 267 isk kit]. Ed.: M.W. Bernstein. Buenos Aires, Asso- Abramowich, D., 041 Botoshansky, Y., 292 Gelerter, M., 448 Klein-ZKissin, 'ira,J., 194T.M., 083 Moskowits, Y .Z., 307 Shein, B., 091 ciation of Former Residents in the U.S.A., Israel, Abramson, H., 291, 403 Boxer, A., 074 Shemen, 103 Gelman, L., 421 Klisher, S., 336 Nachmani, s., 329 Shener, M., 200, 260 France and Argentina, 1961. 699 p., ports., Ackner , A. , 230 Brat, J., 213 Geshuri, M.S., 251, 268, Kopilevitz, A., 118 f acsims . (Yiddish) Adik, 433 Brodsky, D., 272 Nadav, M., 122 Shiloni, Y., 076 Adini, Y., 040, 077, 289 Bronstein, H., 324 337, 378, 412 Koren, Y., 016 Neishtat, M., 073 Shimri, A., 135, 239 Goldburt, Y., 423 Koriski, L., 387 Nemlich, H., 322 Shitnovitzer, S., 142 448. VARIOUS (MISCELLANY) Alexandroni, J., 005 Broshi, A., 449 Goldwasser, P., 375 Arim ve'Imahot belYisrael. Matsevet Kodesh Aloni, D., 129 Broshy, 217 Kornilo, Y., 364 Nitzan, S., 003 Shtarkman, M., 230 Korzen, M., 205, 405 Shtokfish, D., 045, 062, lelKehilot Yisrael shelNehrevu bilYedei Alperin, A., 034 Bruckner, dee Geshuri Gonda, M.E., 063 Kossovsky, D., 100 Nay, D. , 154 Alperowitz, Y., 123 Biichler, Y.R., 373 Gordon, M., 370 Aritsim u'lmeim bel~ilhemethalOlam hal~har- Kotik, M., 214 Noy, s. , 130 069-070, 081, 085, ona [Towns and Mother-Cities in Israel. Me- Alterman, I.B., 105 Burstin, A., 100, 251 Goren, N., 195 088, 095, 140, 169, Omer-Lemer, A., 131 178, 215, 236, 244, morial of the Jewish Communities which Amihai, M., 296 Gorin,Granat, G.,357 102 Kramer, A.,O., 231186 Perished...]. Ed.: Y.L. Fishman (Maimon). Amizur, Y. , 030 Carmi, I., 231 Ophir, B.Z., 449 278, 305, 419, 438 Carmilly-Weinberger, M., Granatstein, Y., 258 Jerusalem, The Rav Kuk Institute. (Hebrew) Aronson, G., 390 Greenspan, S., 264 Kresel,Kressel, E.,G., 162286a Orenstein, B., 054, 253 Shuzman, M., nee Schutz- Austri-Dunn, Y., 56 Ori, A., 237 man V. 1, 1947. 371 p., ports. Shuval, D., 313 Avatichi, A., 299, 343 Chinitz, N. Y 329, 344 Grines, M., 247 Kronenberg, A., 024 Osherovitch, M., 384 Grossman, M., 176, 335 Krua, B., 441 v. 2, 1948. 354 p., ports. Avinadav, A., 385, 444 Chomel, A*, 332 Siegelman, I., 036, 127, Gruenbawn, J., 394 Krupnik, 441 v. 3, Warsaw. [By] D. Flinker. 1948. 308 p., Avitov, A.Y., 115 Chomet , A. , 364 Peretz, I.L., 194 147, 226, 288, 360, Ayalon, B.H., 004, 112, Chrust, J.3 141, 306 Griinwald, S., 270 Kudish, N., 182, 345 Peri, Y., 216 Kuperstein, L., 214 v. 4, 1950. 313 p., ports. 220, 228, 248, 376 Cohen, J 029 Griinwald, T., 042 Perlow, Y., 283, 326 Sigelman, J., bee Sie- . , Kupferstein, L., 016 v. 5, ~tanis~awdw.Eds. : D. Sadan and M. Ayalon, N., 208 Porat, E., 148 Gelerter. 1952. Ports., music. Dabrowsky, D., 449 Halevy, B., 151, 300 Kushnir, M., 170 Halpern, H., 093 v. 6, Brody. [By] N. Gelber. 1956. 347 p., Bachrach, S., 274 Diamant, 346 Rabin, D., 104, 172 Singer, M., 012 ports., map. Bakalczuk-Felin, bl., Diamond, B., 117 Harkavi, Z., 423 Lador, Y., 431 Rabin, H., 022, 183, 190, Singer, S.D., 053 Harpaz, M., 067 Lask, I.M., 134 v. 7, Bratislava (Pressburg). [BY] Sh. Wein- 043, 297 Druck, S., 124 352, 358, 397, 404, 420 Singer, Z., 065 garten-Hakohen. 1960. 184 p., ports. Bakhner, M., 047 Drutz, 350 Harshoshanim,Haruvi, B., 320 H., 285 Lavi,Lau, N., T., 263449 Raisen, A., 149 Slutski, Y., 026 Baler, B., 166 Rajak, M., 092 Sofer, D., 257 449. VARIOUS (MISCELLANY) Barkeli, S., 084 Ehrenfeld-Elkay, A.A., Hasman, R,, 195 Lavy, 263 Rajak, Z., 092 Sohn, D., 019 Pinkas halKehilot; Entsiklopediyah she1 ha- Bar-Lev, M., 125 Hel, G., 290 Leibl, D., 061 Ran, L., 387-388 Sokoler, S., 366 Yishuvim le'min Hivasdam ve'ad le1aher Shoat Bar-On, M.Y., 098, 353 Einhorn~M. Y 414 Heller, B., 209, 219 Leikowicz, C., 194 Rapoport, J., 426 Sokolowsky, M., 301 Milhemet halOlam halSheniya [Pinkas Hakehil- Bar-Ratzon, M., 175 Eisenberg, E., 265 Helter, M., 152 Leoni, E., 049, 161, Ravid, D., 050 Soroka, S., 135 lot: Encyclopedia of Jewish Communities*]. Bar-Yuda, M., 381 Eisenberg, S., 074 Herskovits, B., 353 165, 298, 416 Reicher, M., 422 Spitzer, E.H., 445 Jerusalem, Yad Vashen ~art~rs'and ~eroes' Bauminger, A., 168 Eliyav, B., 186 Hilel, K., 203 Lerner, A., 164 Remba, A., 151 Spivak, S., 432 Hinitz, N., 329, 344 Lerner, P., 173 Rimon, Y., 357 Spivak, Y., 245 Remembrance Authority, 1969- Beilin, A., 082 Engel, A., 079a Lestschinsky, J., 384, Beker, A., 116 Erez, Y., 138 Hoffman, B., 262 Ringel, A.M., 293 Stein, A.A., 137 Horn, Y., 218 390 Rumania. Eds.: Theodore Lavi, Aviva Broshni. Ben-Arjeh, 074 Erlich, E., 158, 338, Robinson, M., 286 Stein, A.S., 008, 174, v. 1: 1969. 224, 552 p., illus. (Hebrew) Ben-Azar, A., 217 Husen, E., 179 Levin, A., 193 Romano, A. , 037 282, 331 Germany: Bavaria. Ed.: Baruch Zvi Ophir. Levin, J.L., 255 Stein, E.S., 144 Ben-Ezra, A., 108 Eshel, Y., 027 Ronkin, Y., 219 Idan, Y., 060 1972. 12, 683, 40 p., illus. (Hebrew, ~nglish) Ben-Meir, J., 096 Estrin, E., 395 Levinger, A., 386 Rosen, A., 136 Steinberg, H., 348 Hungary. Ed.: Theodore Lavi. 1975. 8, 557 p., Ben-Nachum, Z., 381 Etz-Hayyim, M., 042 Igrat,Ivri, Y.,Z., 246,315 280 Levite,Lewinski, A., Y.T., 295 199, 427 Rosman,Rosenkrantz, S., 139Y., 287 Stern,Steinman, N., E.,232 032 illus. (Hebrew) Ben-Orni, A., 224 Even-Shushan, S., 221 Poland. v. 1: The Communities of &&dk and Ben-Shem, Y., 442 Lewy, A., 212 Rovner, D., 406 Stunzeiger, A., 171 its Region. Eds.: Danuta Dabrowska, Abraham Jakubowicz, D., 391 Lichtenstein, K., 328 Rubin, I.Z., 293, 340, Sudarsky, M., 194 Ben-Zakkai, Y., 343 Farber, K., 401 Jassni, A.W., nee Yassni Lindenberg, G., 368 418 Summer, N., 034 Ben-Zeev, M., 233 Farber, S., 241 Lipec, D., 195 Rubin, Y., 010, 078, 180 Swironi, C., 350 Berglas, J., 346 Farkas, M., 233 Bernstein, M.W., 041, Fayans, A.L., 096 Kagan, B., 206, 359 Livneh, N., 001, 242, Russak, S., 068 Sztokfisz, D., bee 273, 279, 429, 447 Feigenbaum, M.J . , 017 Kaganovich, M., 119 380 Shtokf ish Bernstein, Y., 136 Fink, R., 113 Kahan, B. , 349 Losh, L., 021, 046, 059, Sabatka, H., 198 Sadan, D., 448 Talmi, E., 321 Bertini, K.A., 014-015, First, D- 9 239 Kahan, I., 035 284, 356 Kallay, S., 025 Sapoznikow, G., 097 Tamari, M., 011, 188, 031 Fishman, Y.L., 448 Bickel, S., 153 Fleisher, Y.Y., 361 Kalushiner, A,, 437 Magen-Shitz, Y., 422 Schutzman, M., 055, 154, 396, 428 Kanc, S., 038, 057, 101, Mahler, R., 052, 240 400, 410 Tamir, N., 132, 261 Biderman, I.M., 099, 150 Flinker, D.9 448 Frenkel, J,, 187 254, 275, 294, 302, Maimon, 448 Schwartz, B., 146 Tash, E., 316, 330 Bigil, G., 013 Malachi, H.A., 181 Bilavsky, M., 276 Freudenreich, E., 018 308-309, 351, 362, Schwartz, Y., 155 Tenenblatt, M.A., 128 Bilizky, Y.H., 146 Friedlander, S., 189 407, 411, 415 Manor, A,, 191 Schweizer, J., 354 Thursh, K.F., 405 Kaplan, M., 379 Margalit, A., 249 Toren, H., 079 Binot, A.L.,, 230 Friedmann, S., 051 Sefevi, J., 401 Kaplinski, B., 114, 167, Mark, 189 Birnbojm, 115 Fuks, A., 365 N., Segal, M., 229 Treshansky, 096 Meirantz, A., 322 Shaiak, G., 201 Trus, A., 029 Blasz, J., 086 Tshubinski, B., 202 Blond, S., 367, 382 Ganuz, Y., 341 Kariv, Y., 107, 314 Meltzer, S., 109 Shamir, A., 446 Shamri, A., 135, 239 Tsoref, E., 281 Elumental, N., 002, 006, Garfinkel, L- Y 195 Karu, B., 389 Melz, Y., 263 Tur-Shalom, Tash 028, 205, 217, 223, 303 Gelbart, M., 066, 157, Katz, M., 033 Menczer, A., 277 Sharig, C., 136 dee Katz, P., 393 Mermelstein, M., 323 Sharon, N., 207 Bobe, M., 185-186 252, 317, 334, 369 Katzenelenbogen, 194 Meyerowitz, A., 177, Bone, M., 237 Gelbart, N., 058 U., Sharvit, E., 312 TOLEDOT/FALL 1979-WINTER 19b0 TOLEDOT/fALL ' 1979-WIN7ER 19b0 Wagshal, P., 020 Wajsberg, M., 372 Waltzer, M., bee Walzer- Fass nma'l t~29'19t aauvnr anrat 9wrtp Walzer~Fass,M., 160, 182, 379 m9vwp tvann 97 199 nn9w'1 Warshawsky, D.B., 071 ,3293Ylt31N 1924 19N1Nlt 119 Weidenfeld, 323 ,yvoiyou lin yvvv~u~yiyttiix iii vwv lo**ii i*n ! l**vw ¶**>a Wein, A., 449 Weingarten-Hakohen, S., .nil¶? is lynipya lv~yt,tll*n a*nrii YV*YNI 9'1 1117 yvviinniyi *t 234, 448 .n¶rn lin 13') i~'*t1991 ivv~5¶yp*tnt 9-1 )5xt Weisman, G., 271, 331 y?*tn'~ 97 11~ixy)t*t vo) ly**b 1in pip ,uin* \in hx it ,pip Weissman, A., 339 Weissman, G., 271, 331 IN o*iap yipt \v*ii~VY*N \Y~)N)YI vvbxii it *iiVPJIII ,lynya Wilk, 210 y)~,iyt)*p yv*t ,ynun \in YVNV 19-1 ,**t 1~3nt .o5iy-n*¶ Wloka, 321 ,yoytryvyr ,Y~YVNV~Y~- ytnx \in yt**t 139-1 ,iyt*i¶ \rn -yvvyiiw Wolnerman, C., 251 lrrnt )w iya*n 3ySI .5*vw ,~y5ynuo v~iv.YV,Y~¶?WD ,~vp~vwiyi Yaakobovits, A., 018 ,vt ?*in l)r?ip **t .v¶Y~Y~'IY~*x1¶nn "t vxil llaiyt onilvy won> Yahalomi, S., 346 1-n i*t y*ip ! p~yty~pt p~ytya.ly)nniyt \in 1y)xn lp'lra yiy**t Yari-Wold, M., 310 VV*~! lii>r l**t)*x ,anv) l**tlw awn u $11 p3yt)x 1?95**?1 iyw Yaron-Kritzmar, A,, 112 ! ovrin~WW*~ ,oninn Yasheev, Z., 243 Yassni, A.W., 048, 121, (umam) I a9sp~ 256, 319, 436 ,(oiiain) i5tn irnn >w atryn lvnn t*b n¶iainv ¶in?¶clap) Yerushalmi, E., 238 (uniann) iy5tu 1*xn 1111 tn5pv y5nn u*':! ox2 ~iiu~inv1.n l¶uiau¶ Yerushalmi, S.D., 126 4.7.1941 nMwn ?inn¶'w Yizreeli, S., 001 - Yonosowitch, Y., 292 \la csac;:a

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