Kwerendy w literaturze anglojęzycznej - represje

Kwerendy w literaturze anglojęzycznej - represje

Kwerendy w literaturze anglojęzycznej
Wydawnictwa zwarte:
1.
A Memorial to the Jewish Community of Będzin [Pinkas Bendin], ed. A.Sh. Stein, Tel
Aviv 1959
2.
Addenda to: dr. Waclaw Zajaczkowski’s martyrs of charity: Christian response to the
Holocaust, brak autora, daty i miejsca wydania
3.
Ajzensztadt Amnon, Endurance. Chronicles of Jewish resistance, Oakville 1987
4.
Ajzner Hania, Hania’s war, Melbourne 2000
5.
Alpert Nachum, The destruction of Slonim Jewry. The story of the Jews of Slonim during
the Holocaust, New York 1989
6.
Altbeker Cyprys Ruth, A jump for life. A survivor’s journal from Nazi-occupied Poland,
New York 1997
7.
Appelfed Aharon, The story of life, New York 2004
8.
Arad Yitzhak, The Partisan. From the Valley of Death to Mount Zion, New York 1979
9.
Armstrong Diane, Mosaic. A chronicle of five generations, New York 2001
10.
Aviel Avraham, A Village named Dowgalishok. The massacre at Radun and Eishishok,
London 2006
11.
Bakowska Irena, Not all was lost. A young woman’s memoir 1939–1946, Kingston 1998
12.
Bar Oni Bryna, The vapor, Chicago 1976
13.
Baum Anna, A chance encounter and other stories of Polish Jewry, Toronto 1993
14.
Bauminger Arieh, Roll of honour, Tel Aviv 1971
15.
Berk Leon, Destined to live. Memoirs of a doctor with the Russian partisans, Melbourne
1992
16.
Bertland Hyatt Felicia, Close calls. Memoirs of a survivor, New York 1991
17.
Book of the Jewish Community of Dąbrowa Górnicza and its Destruction [Sefer Kehilat
Yehudei Dabrowa Gornicza ve-hurbana], ed. Gelbart N., Tel Aviv 1971
18.
Boyarin Jonathan, Kugelmass Jack, From a ruined garden. The memorial books of
Polish Jewry, New York 1983
19.
Caitung Marge, Caitung Severin, The darkest years, United States 1994
20.
Celemenski Jacob, Elegy for my people: memoirs of an underground courier of the
Jewish Labor Bund in Nazi-occupied Poland 1939–45, Melbourne 2000
21.
Celina Widawski, The sun will shine tomorrow, Essien 1993
22.
Chapters on districts of Kolomyja and Stryy [in:] Extermination of the Jews of Galicia,
ed. O’Neil Robin
23.
Chrzanow: the Life and Destruction of a Jewish Shtetl [Sefer Chrzanow; lebn un umkum
fun a yidish shtetl], ed. Mordechai Bochner, Jonathan Boyarin, Roslyn Harbor 1989
24.
Contested memories. Poles and Jews during the Holocaust and its aftermath, ed. Joshua
D. Zimmerman, New Brunswick 2003
25.
Cukierman Doba-Necha, A Guardian Angel. Memoires of Lublin, Australia 1997
26.
Darkness and desolation: in memory of the communities of Braslaw, Dubene, Jaisi, Jod,
Kislowszczizna, Okmienic, Opsa, Plusy, Rimszan, Slobodka, Zamosz, Zaracz, ed. Ariel
Machnes, Rina Klinov, Israel 1986
27.
David Janina, A Touch of Earth. A Wartime Childhood, London 1966
28.
Dean Martin, Collaboration in the Holocaust. Crimes of the local police in Belorussia
and Ukraine, 1941–44, New York 2000
29.
Drix Samuel, Witness of Annihilation. Surviving the Holocaust. A Memoir, WashingtonLondon 1994
30.
Drohitchin. 500 years of Jewish life [Drohiczyn; finf hundert yor yidish lebn], ed. Dov
Warshasky, Chicago 1958
31.
Drukier Manny, Carved in stone. Holocaust years − a boy’s tale, Toronto 1996
32.
Duffy Peter, The Bielski brothers: The true story of three men who defied the Nazis,
built a village in the forest, and saved 1,200 Jews, New York 2003
33.
Eber Irene, The choice. Poland 1939–1945, New York 2004
34.
Eidintas Alfoonsas, Jews, Lithuanians and the Holocaust, Vilnius 2003
35.
Eisner Jack, The Survivor, New York 1980
36.
Encyclopedia of Jewish communities: Poland, vol. 2, ed. Danuta Dabrowska, Abraham
Wein, Aharon Weiss, Jerusalem 1976
37.
Encyclopedia of Jewish communities: Poland, vol. 3, ed. Danuta Dabrowska, Abraham
Wein, Aharon Weiss, Jerusalem 1976
38.
Eternal flame. In memory of Dolhinow [Esh tamid - yizkor le-Dolhinow; sefer zikaron
le-kehilat Dolhinow ve-ha-seviva], ed. Matityahu Bar-Razon, Josef Chrust, Tel-Aviv
1984
39.
Fogelman Eva, Conscience and Courage. Rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust, New
York 1994
40.
Fresh wounds. Early narratives of Holocaust survival, ed. Donald Niewyk, Chapel Hill
1998
41.
Friedländer Saul, Nazi Germany and the Jews, 1939–1945: The Years of Extermination,
New York 2009
42.
Friedman Philip, Their brothers’ keepers, New York 1978
43.
Geier Arnold, Heroes of the Holocaust, New York 1998
44.
Gilbert Martin, The Holocaust. The Jewish tragedy, London 1986
45.
Gilbert Martin, The righteous. The unsung heroes of the Holocaust, New York 2003
46.
Goldberg Shiye, The undefeated, Tel Aviv 1985
47.
Goldstein Bernard, The stars bear witness, New York 1949
48.
Goldstein Charles, The bunker, New York 1973
49.
Gruber Samuel, I chose life, New York 1978
50.
Gurdus-Krugman Luba, The death train. Personal account of a Holocaust survivor,
New York 1978
51.
Gut Opdyke Irene, Elliot Jeffrey, Into the flames. The life story of a righteous gentile,
San Bernardino 1992
52.
Hagstrom Suzan, Sara’s children and the destruction of Chmielnik, Spotsylvania 2001
53.
Hart Kitty, I Am Alive, London 1961
54.
Hearth Hill Amy, Norman Salsitz, Amalie Petranker-Salsitz, In a world gone mad. A
heroic story of love, faith and survival, New York 2001
55.
Hilberg Raul, Perpetrators, victims, bystanders. The Jewish catastrophe, 1933–1945,
New York 1992
56.
Hopfeld Gitel, At the mercy of strangers. Survival in Nazi occupied Poland, OakvilleNiagara Falls 2005
57.
Horchiv memorial book [Sefer Horochow], ed. Dan Haim, Kariv Yosef, Tel Aviv 1966
58.
Huneke Douglas, The Moses of Rovno: the stirring story of Fritz Graebe, a German
Christian who risked his life to lead hundreds of Jews to safety during the Holocaust,
New York 1985
59.
I remember every day… The fates of the Jews of Przemyśl during World War II, ed.
John Hartman, Jacek Krochmal, Przemyśl 2002
60.
If I forget thee... The destruction of the shtetl Butrimantz. Testimony by Riva Lozansky
and other witnesses, ed. Lily Poritz-Miller, Olga Zabludoff, Washington 1998
61.
Janger Kathleen, Korenblit Michael, Until we meet again. A true story of love and
survival in the Holocaust, New York 1983
62.
Kaplan Helene, I never left Janowska, New York 1989
63.
Kartuz-Bereza. Our town memorial book [Kartuz-Berezah; sefer zikaron ve-edut lekehilah she-hushmedah], ed. Chaim Ben Israel, Tel Aviv 1993
64.
Klajman Jack, Out of Ghetto, London-Portland 2002
65.
Kornbluth Wiliam, Sentenced to remember. My legacy of life in pre-1939 Poland and
sixty-eight months of Nazi occupation, London–Toronto 1994
66.
Kubar Zofia, Double Identity, New York 1989
67.
Lazar Chaim, Destruction and resistance, New York 1985
68.
Lehrer Zalman Shlomo, Strassman Leizer, The vanished city of Tsanz, Southfield 1997
69.
Lewin Abraham, A cup of tears, London 1990
70.
Lowicz, a town in Mazovia. Memorial book [Lowicz; ir be-Mazovia u-seviva, sefer
zikaron], ed. Gedaliah Shaiak, Melbourne–Sydney 1966
71.
Lozansky Bogomolnaya Rivka, Wartime experiences in Lithuania, London 2000
72.
Lukas Richard, Forgotten survivors. Polish Christians remember the Nazi occupation,
Lawrence 2004
73.
Makow David, Dangerous Luck. Memories of a hunted life, New York 2000
74.
Malka Katz Sarah, (nee Feit), Believing the unbelievable
75.
Mandelkern Benjamin, Escape from the Nazis, Toronto 1988
76.
Marks Jane, The hidden children. The secret survivors of the Holocaust, New York 1993
77.
Meed Vladka, On both sides of the Wall. Memoirs from the Warsaw Ghetto, New York
1979
78.
Memorial book of the martyrs of Lezajsk who perished in the Holocaust [Lizhensk; sefer
zikaron le-kedoshei Lizhensk she-nispu be shoat ha natsim], ed. H. Rabin, Tel Aviv
1970
79.
Memorial book of Tlumacz. The life and destruction of a Jewish community [TlumaczTolmitsh; sefer edut ve-zikaron], ed. Shlomo Blond, Tel Aviv 1976
80.
Memorial Book of Zagłębie [Pinkas Zaglembye], ed. Rapoport J., Melbourne 1972
81.
Mordecai Paldiel, Saving the Jews: amazing stories of men and women who defied the
“final solution”, Rockville 2000
82.
Mordecai Paldiel, The path of the righteous: gentile rescuers of Jews during the
Holocaust, Hoboken 1993
83.
Nachmany-Gafny Emunah, Dividing hearts. The removal of Jewish children from
Gentile families in Poland in the immediate post Holocaust years, Jerusalem 2009
84.
Nechama Tec, When light pierced the darkness. Christian rescue of Jews in Nazioccupied Poland, Oxford 1986
85.
Neuman-Nowicki Adam, Struggle for life during the Nazi occupation of Poland,
Lewiston 1998
86.
Nowak Felicja, My star. Memoirs of a Holocaust survivor, Toronto 1996
87.
Oliner Pearl, Saving the forsaken. Religious culture and the rescue of Jews in Nazi
Europe, New Haven 2004
88.
Oliner Samuel P., Oliner Pearl M., The altruistic personality: rescuers of Jews in Nazi
Europe, New York 1988
89.
Oliner Samuel, Restless memoires. Recollections of the Holocaust years, California
1979
90.
Opalski Magdalena, Bartal Israel, Poles and Jews. Failed Brotherhood, Hanover–
London 1992
91.
Out of the inferno. Poles remember the Holocaust, ed. Richard Lukas, Lexington 1989
92.
Paulsson Gunnar S., Secret City. The hidden Jews of Warsaw 1940–1945, London 2002
93.
Phayer Michael, The Catholic Church and the Holocaust 1930–1965, Blooming 2000
94.
Podwolocyska and its surroundings [Sefer Podwolczyska ve-ha-sevivah], ed. Dov
Brayer, Zunyu Levinson, Haifa 1988
95.
Poliszczuk Victor, Bitter truth. The criminality of the Organisation of Ukrainian
Insurgent Army, Toronto 1999
96.
Powel Lawrence, Troubled memory. Anne Levy, the Holocaust, and David Duke’s
Louisiana, Chapel Hill 2000
97.
Radomyśl Wielki memorial book, New York 2003
98.
Rebhun Joseph, God and man in two worlds, Claremont–California 2003
99.
Remembering Mielec. The Destruction of the Jewish community [Sefer zikaron lekehilat Mielec; sipu hashmadat ha-kehila ha-yehudit], New York 1979
100.
Rescue attempts during the Holocaust: proceedings of the Second Yad Vashem
International Historical Conference, Jerusalem. April 8–11, 1974, ed. Yisrael Gutman,
Efraim Zuroff, Jerusalem 1977
101.
Riwash Joseph, Resistance and revenge 1939–1949, Mount Royal 1981
102.
Ronen Schlomo, Tlebanovka: hill of death, London 1997
103.
Rubin Aron, Facts and fictions about the rescue of the Polish Jewry during the
Holocaust, vol. 1–6, Tel Aviv 2003–2004
104.
Salton George Lucius, The 23rd Psalm: A Holocaust memoir, Madison 2003
105.
Samson Naomi, Hide. A child’s view of the Holocaust, Lincoln 2000
106.
Saving Jews in war-torn Poland 1939–1945, ed. Andrzej Chciuk, Melbourne 1969
107.
Shakun Michael, On burning ground. A son’s memoir, New York 1999
108.
Shapell Natan, Witness to the truth, New York 1974
109.
Shimon Huberband, Kiddush Hashem, Jewish religious and Cultural Life in Poland
during the Holocaust, Hoboken 1987
110.
Shumowitz Izhak, The red forest, Raanana 2005
111.
Skierniewice memorial kook, New York 2003
112.
Stanisław Adler, In the Warsaw Ghetto 1940–1943, Jerusalem 1982
113.
Stawiski memorial book [Stawiski; sefer yizkor], ed. Yosef Rubin, New York 1973
114.
Sternberg Yitzhak, Under assumed identity, Izrael 1986
115.
Stok memorial book, New York 2003
116.
Strick Judith, A girl called Judith Strick, New York 1970
117.
Strzegowo memorial book, New York 2003
118.
Suchowola memorial book, New York 2003
119.
Szydlowiec. memorial book, ed. Berl Kagan, New York 1989
120.
The black book. The ruthless murder of Jews by German-Fascist invaders throughout
the temporarily-occupied regions of the Soviet Union and in the death camps of Poland
during the war of 1941–1945, ed. Ilya Ehrenburg, Vasily Grossman, New York 1981
121.
The book of Druya and the communities of Miory, Druysk and Leonpol [Sefer Druja vekehilot Miory, Drujsk, ve Leonpol], ed. Mordekhai Neishtat, Tel Aviv 1973
122.
The city of Zloczow [Sefer kehilat Zloczow], ed. Baruch Karu (Krupnik), Tel Aviv 1967
123.
The destruction of Globokie [Khurbn Glubok], ed. Michael Rajak, Zvi Rajak, Buenos
Aires 1956
124.
The memorial book of Zychlin [Sefer Zychlin], ed. Ami Shamir, Tel Aviv 1974
125.
Verstendig Mark, I rest my case, Melbourne 1997
126.
Walker Fay, Rosen Leon, Neile S. Caren, Hidden: A sister and brother in Nazi Poland,
Madison 2004
127.
Walshaw Rachela, Walshaw Sam, From out of firestorm. A memoir of the Holocaust,
New York 1991
128.
Wartime rescue of Jews by the Polish catholic clergy. The testimony of survivors, ed.
Paul Mark, Toronto 2007
129.
Wdowinski David, And we are not saved, New York 1985
130.
We shall not forget! Memories of the Holocaust, ed. Carole Garbuny-Vogel, Lexington
1994
131.
Wolozhinski Rubin Sulia, Against the tide. The story of an unknown partisan, Jerusalem
1980
132.
Women in the Holocaust, ed. Dalia Ofer, Lenore J. Weizman, New Haven–London 1998
133.
Wysokie Mazowieckie Memorial Book, New York 2003
134.
Yones Eliyahu, Smoke in the sand. The Jews of Lvov in the war years 1939–1944,
Jerusalem 2004
135.
Yoran Shalom, The defiant: a true story of escape, survival & resistance, Garden City
Park 2003
136.
Zajączkowski Wacław, Martyrs of Charity, Washington 1988
137.
Zandman Felix, Never the last Journey, New York 1995
138.
Zelva memorial book [Sefer zikaron Zelwa], ed. Yerachmiel Moorstein, Mahwah 1992
Artykuły:
1.
Nachmany-Gafny Emuna, The fortunate few [in:] Yalkut moreshet. Holocaust
documentation and research, Tel Aviv, 2004, nr 2
2.
Grabowski Jan, The Holocaust in Northern Mazovia (Poland) in the light of the archive
of the Ciechanów Gestapo [in:] Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Oxford–New York,
2004, nr 3
Kwerenda w literaturze niderlandzkiej
Arnoni Menachem S., Moeder was niet thuis haar begrafenis. Verslag van een reis door een
verloren vaderland. Een overlevende van Auschwitz-Birkenau terug in Polen, Amsterdam 1983
Kwerenda w literaturze hiszpańskojęzycznej
Gefen Aba, El diario de Abba Guefen, 1941–1944: un joven judío oculto en la Lituania nazi,
Jerusalem 1984
Kwerendy w literaturze jidysz
1.
Ako 60. Nit vi shof tzu der shekhita. Zohroynes fun ontayl-neymer on aktivn vidershtand
kegn natzis in Kovner geto (1941–1944), Tel Aviv 2001
2.
Ayzenberg Israel, Farwos grod ich? Kapitlech fun pajn, gawre un hofenung, Tel Aviv
1980
3.
Baklachuk Melekh, Zihroynes fun a yiddishn partisan, Buenos Aires 1958
4.
Balberyshski Melkh, Shtarker fun ayzn. Iberlebungen in der Hitler-tkufe, t. 1–3, Tel
Aviv 1967
5.
Ben-Szem Ruben, Poyln brent, Buenos Aires 1960
6.
Berman Adolf Abraham, Vos der gurl hot mir bashert. Mit Yidn in Varshe 1939–1942,
Beit Lohamei Ha-getaot 1980
7.
Bleter fun peyn un umkum, Melbourne 1949
8.
Borwicz Michał, Arisze papirn, t. 1–3, Buenos Aires 1955
9.
Bozhykovsky Tuvia, Tsvishn falndike vent, Warszawa 1949
10.
Buch fun Ostrolenker [Ostrołęka] kehila, ed. Icchak Eboy, Tel Aviv 1963
11.
Burgin Jechiel, Fun Vilne biz Israel, Tel Aviv 1988
12.
Celemański Jakob, Mitn farshnitenem folk, New York 1963
13.
Diadia Misha, Oyfn veg tzum zig. Tipn fun yidishe partizaner, Paris, b.r.w.
14.
Dos jidisze Radom in hurves; ondenkbukh [The Havoc of Jewish Radom], Stuttgart 1948
15.
Drohiczyn. Finf hundert jor jidysz leben [Drohitchin. 500 years of Jewish life], ed. Dov
Warshasky, Chicago 1958
16.
Elbaum-Dorembus Chaja, Oj der ariszer zajt, Tel Aviv 1957
17.
Elberg Jehuda, Unter kuperne Himlen, Buenos Aires 1951
18.
Elis Benjamin, Afn weg cum bunker, New York 1962
19.
Endlin Nehemia, Oyf di vegn fun partizaner kamf. Zkhroynes, Tel Aviv 1980
20.
Engelsztern Enzel, In getos un welder, Kibuc Hameuchad 1972
21.
Erlich Baruch Mordekhaj, Tzum eybikn zikorn, Tel Aviv 1975
22.
Feld Yehuda, In di tzaytn fun Homen dem tzveytn, Waszawa 1954
23.
Froyen in di getos. Zamlbukh, ed. L. Shpitzman, New York 1946
24.
Fuks Tania, A wanderung iber okupirte gebitn, Buneos Aires 1960
25.
Geduld Risha, In di negl fun toyt. Fun getto in lager, Tel Aviv 1985
26.
Goldkorn Dorke, Mayne zikhroynes funem oyfstand in varshaver geto, Łódź 1948
27.
Goldkorn Josef, Umgleyblech und dokh... (Reportazhn), Tel Aviv 1981
28.
Goldstein Bernard, Finf yor in Varshaver Ghetto, New York 1947
29.
Granatsteyn Perts, Mayn haruv stetl Sokolov; shilderungen, bilder un portretn fun a
shtot umgekemuene yidn [My destroyed town of Sokolow], Buenos Aires 1946
30.
Grinshpan-Milshtayn Fayge, A lebn af rates. Oytentishe shilderungen fun der Shoa
tekufa, Tel Aviv 1966
31.
Grüss Noe, Kinder Martirologie. Zamlung fun Dokumentn, Buenos Aires 1947
32.
Guterman Simcha, Bleter funem fayer, Tel Aviv 1996
33.
Halutzim in Poyln. Antologie fun der Halutzisher bavegung, ed. Leyb Shpizman, t. 2,
New York 1961
34.
Hirszhaut Jechiel, Finctere necht in Pawiak, Buenos Aires 1948
35.
Hurbn Levertov [The destruction of Lubartow], ed. Baruch Czubiński, Paris 1947
36.
In Szotn fun Treblinka (Hurbn fun Sokolow-Podlaski) [In the shadow of Treblinka], ed.
Symcha Polakiewicz, Tel Aviv 1957
37.
Ingber Avraham, Mul ha-oyev ha-Natsi: Lohamim mesaprim 1939–1945, Tel Aviv
1968
38.
Izkor buch Suwalk un di arumike sztetlech [Memorial book of Suvalk], ed. Berl Kagan,
New York 1961
39.
Jizkor buch fun der Żelechower [Żelechów] jidyszer kehile [Memorial book of the
community of Zelechow], ed. W. Yassni, Chicago 1953
40.
Jizkor Buch Puław [In memoriam – the city of Pulawy], ed. Mordekhaj V. Bernsztajn,
New York 1964
41.
Jizkor-Buch Koriv; sefer yizkor, matsevet zikaron la-ayaratenu Koriv [Yiskor book in
memoriam of our hometown Kurow], ed. Mosze Grossman, Tel Aviv 1955
42.
Kacherginsky Shmerke, Hurbn Vilne. Umkum fun di Yidn in Vilne un Vilner gegent
[Destruction of Jewish Vilna, Khurbn Vilne], New York 1947
43.
Kacherginsky Shmerke, Ikh bin geven a partizan, Buenos Aires 1952
44.
Kacherginsky Shmerke, Partizaner geyen, Buenos Aires 1947
45.
Kaganowich Moshe, Di milchome fun di yidishe partizaner in mizroch-eyrope, Buenos
Aires 1956
46.
Kantorowich Nahum, Di yiddishe videshtand bevegung in Poyln baatn tswaytn velt-krig
1941–1945, New York 1967
47.
Kehilat Resha: sefer zikaron [Rzeszów Jews. Memorial Book], ed. Mosheh Yari-Wald,
Tel Aviv 1967
48.
Kehilat Rohatyn ve-ha-seviva [Rohatyn; the history of a Jewish community], red. M.
Amihai, Tel Aviv 1962
49.
Kehilat Tarnobz’eg-Dzikov (Galitsyah ha-ma’aravit): sefer zikaron ve-edut [Dzieje i
likwidacja Żydów m. Tarnobrzeg-Dzików], ed. Ya’ajov Yehoshu’a Flaisher, Tel Aviv
1973
50.
Khurbn Dynow, Sonik, Dibetsk [The destruction of Dynow, Sanok, Dubiecko], ed. David
Moritz, New York 1949
51.
Kremenits, Wyszgorodek un Poczajow Jizkor Buch [Memorial book of Krzemieniec],
ed. Falik Lerner, Buenos Aires 1965
52.
Lantsut: hayeva ve-hurbanah shel kehilah Yehudit [Lanzut. The life and destruction of
a Jewish Community], ed. Michael Walzer-Fass, Tel Aviv 1963
53.
Leneman Leon, Der heszbn blajbt ofn. Wegn di baciungen fun Poliakn cu Jidn baat der
hitler-tekufa, Buenos Aires 1958
54.
Leyn [Lanker] Moshe, Zeks milion un – ejner… Majne iberlebungen in Pojln bas der
naci-okupacje, Melbourne 1973
55.
Łowicz. A sztot in Mazowie [Lowicz; a town in Mazovia, memorial book], ed. G. SzajakCzarneson, Tel Aviv 1966
56.
Mahler R., Czenstochower Jidn, New York 1947
57.
Mayerkevitch Abraham, Heder, jugnt, milkhome, Tel Aviv 1996
58.
Neustadt Meilech, Khurbn un Oyfstand fun di Yidn in Varshe: Eydes-bletter un Azkores,
Tel Aviv 1948
59.
Olkusz: sefer zikaron likehila she hukheda ba-Shoah [Olkusz; memorial book to a
community that was exterminated during the Holocaust], ed. Zwi Jesziw, Tel Aviv 1972
60.
Oshry Efraim, Hurbn Lite, New York–Montreal 1951
61.
Pat Yankev, Ash un fajer, New York 1946
62.
Pat Yankev, Henech. A jidysz kind wos iz arojs fun geto, Buenos Aires 1948
63.
Pinkas Gostynin; yisker-bukh, ed. J.M. Biderman, Tel Aviv 1960
64.
Pinkas Kolbushov [Kolbuszowa Memorial Book], ed. I.M. Biderman, New York 1971
65.
Pinkes Vashilkover jizkor buch; a spetsyele oysgabe vegn lebn mord un toyt fun a
yidishn yishev [The Wasilkower memorial book; memories of our town Wasilkow which
has been annihilated by the Nazis], ed. Leon Mendelevitch, Melbourne 1990
66.
Pinkes Warsze [Book of Warsaw], ed. Pinie Kac, Motl Zakin, Gedalia Kaliksztajn,
Szmuel Kamińśki, Buenos Aires 1955
67.
Pinkes Zamość: jizker buch cum fufcntn jorcajt (1942–1957) noch der erszter szechite
fun di Zamoszczer Jidn, ed. M.W. Bernstein, Buenos Aires 1957
68.
Pinkos Kleck [Klezk memorial book; a memorial to the Jewish community of KlezkPoland], ed. E.S. Stein, Tel Aviv 1959
69.
Pinkos Zetel [Zdzięcioł] [A memorial to the Jewish community of Zetel], ed. Barchus
Kaplinski, Tel Aviv 1957
70.
Ran Lejzer, Jeruszalim de Lite, t. 1–3, New York 1959
71.
Rasen Jakov, Mir vil lebn..., New York 1949
72.
Ritshivul Ber, Viazoy hob ikh di Dajczen yiberlebt, Łódź 1946
73.
Sanok: sefer zikaron li-kehilat Sanok veha-sevivah [Sanok Memorial Book and vicinity],
ed. El’azar Sharvit, Tel Aviv 1969
74.
Sarna Mordehai, In di orems fun toyt, Paris 1946
75.
Sefer Biala Podlaska [Book of Biala Podlaska], ed. M.J. Feigenbaum, Tel Aviv 1961
76.
Sefer Borszczow [The book of Borstchoff], ed. N. Blumenthal, Tel Aviv 1960
77.
Sefer Chrzanow; lebn un umkum fun a yidish shtetl [Chrzanow; the life and destruction
of a Jewish shtetl], ed. Mordechai Bochner, Roslyn Harbor 1949
78.
Sefer Dinov: sefer zikaron li-kedoshe kehilat Dinov she-nifsu ba Sho’ah ha Natsit [The
memorial book of Jewish Dinov], ed. Yitshak Kaseh, Mosheh Rinat, Tel Aviv 1979
79.
Sefer Falenica [Falenica Book], ed. Dawid Sztokfisz, Tel Aviv 1972
80.
Sefer Galicie. Gedenk buch [Anales de Galitzia], ed. Józef Okrutny, Buenos Aires 1968
81.
Sefer Horodenka [The book of Horodenka], ed. Sh. Meltzer, Tel Aviv 1963
82.
Sefer jizkor Baranow [Sandomierski] [A memorial to the Jewish community of
Baranow], ed. Nachman Bumental, Jerusalem 1964
83.
Sefer jizkor le-hantsahat kedoszei kehilat Czortkow [Memorial book of Czortkow], ed.
Yeshayahu Austri-Dunn, Tel Aviv 1967
84.
Sefer Kock [Memorial Book of Kotsk], ed. Eliahu Porat, Tel Aviv 1961
85.
Sefer Krasnik [Book of Krasnik], ed. David Sztokfisz, Tel Aviv 1973
86.
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