Jewish Cities, Towns and Villages
in Lithuania until 1918
(Lithuania)

Yidishe Shtet, shtethlekh un dorfishe yishuvim in Lite:
biz 1918: historish-biografishe skitses

Edited by: Berl Kagan

Published in New York, 1991



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This is a translation from: Yidishe Shtet, shtethlekh un dorfishe yishuvim in Lite: biz 1918: historish-biografishe skitses ;
Jewish cities, towns and villages in Lithuania, Editors: Berl Kagan, New York, 1991 (Y, 800 pages).

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Contents

Title Page
Gorzd (Gargzdai, Lithuania) 55
Dotneve (Dotnuva, Lithuania) 66
Vandziogala 142
Krakes (Krok, Lithuania) 505
Rumshishok (Rumsiskes, Lithuania) 549
Seta (Shat, Lithuania) 603
Shidleve (Siluva, Lithuania) 621
List of Jewish village communities  

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