The Jews of Berehovo
- Beregszasz in Pictures
(Berehove, Ukraine)

48°13' 22°39'

Translation of
Yahadut Berehovo - Beregszasz bi-temunot

Editor: Jehoshua Halevy

Published in Tel Aviv - Natanya 1989


 

Acknowledgments

Project Coordinator

Dorothy Nadosy

 

Our sincere appreciation to Yad Vashem
for the submission of the necrology for placement on the JewishGen web site.


This is a translation of: Yahadut Berehovo - Beregszasz bi-temunot (The Jews of Berehovo - Beregszasz in pictures),
Editor: Jehoshua Halevy, Association of Former Residents of Berehovo in Israel, Published: Tel Aviv - Natanya 1989 (H, Hun 274 pages)

Note: The original book can be seen online at the NY Public Library site: Berehove


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Translator's Note

While the title of this Yiskor (memorial) book is Jewish Beregovo-Beregszász in Pictures, this translation from Hungarian to English contains only text. The original volume, with its photos already translated to English, can be found in the on-line archives of the New York Public Library. That work contains some Hebrew words transliterated into Hungarian phonics. For readability, they appear here in English transliterations, e.g., Eretz Yisroel instead of Erec Jisrael, but have not been translated to English since they were not in Hungarian in the original.
 
Dorothy Gross Nadosy
July 28, 2017

 

Map pages
A Brief History of the Jewish Community of Beregszász-Berehovo
Jewish Personalities and Institutions
Zionist Organizations
Jewish Houses and Businesses
Zionist Organizations
Jewish Houses and Businesses
Jews in the Schools
In the Field of Sports
About our Families
We Look Back at the City
Under Hungarian Rule and After the Holocaust
Document Fragments
To the Martyrs List
In their memory
List of Holocaust victims from Berehovo - Beregsz´sz and surroundings

 


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