Baranovichy, Belarus

The Baranovich Memorial Book
(Baranavichy, Belarus)

53°08' / 26°02'

English Translation Prepared and Published by

Jacob Solomon Berger

Mahwah, New Jersey, USA 2012

Acknowledgments

Our sincere appreciation to Jacob Solomon Berger who has kindly donated
his original book to JewishGen for online presentation

A Trilogy Comprised of

Baranovits; sefer zikaron (Baranovits Memorial book), Tel Aviv 1953

Baranovitsh in umkum un vidershtand (Baranowich in Martyrdom and Resistance), Joseph Foxman, Editor, New York 1964

Ha-ma'avak le-hayim shel yehude Baranowicze (The life struggle of the Jews of Baranowicze), Nechama Zukerman, Publisher, Israel 1992

Note: The original books can be seen online at the NY Public Library site: Baranavichy (1953), Baranavichy (1964), Baranavichy (1992)

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Introductory section
The Baranovich Memorial Book
Baranovich in Martyrdom & Resistance
The Struggle to Stay Alive by the Jews of Baranovich

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