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Translation of Sefer Grayding
Edited by: Yehuda Leibish Margel
Published in Tel Aviv, 1981
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This is a translation from: Sefer Grayding (Book of Griding),
Society of Grayding Emigrants, Tel Aviv, 1981, 127 p., H, Y, E.
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Grodek, Grodek Jagiellonski, Grodek Yagilonski, Horodok, Griding, Grayding, Graeding, Greiding, Graydik.
Translations from Sefer Grayding that appear on this site will use the spelling "Griding", which is the English spelling used by the authors of the book.
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