Dynow, Poland

The Destruction of
Dynow, Sanok, Dubiecko
(Dynów, Poland)

49°49' / 22°14'

Translation of
“Khurbn Dynow, Sonik, Dibetsk”

Edited by: David Moritz

New York, 1949/50

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This is a translation from: Khurbn Dynow, Sonik, Dibetsk
(The Destruction of Dynow, Sanok, Dubiecko),
ed. David Moritz, New York, 1949/50, (Y)

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Preface addressed to the people of Dynow	5
Introduction to the destruction of Dynow	9
The destruction of Dynow	11
List of names of Jewish saintly martyrs that were killed on the second day of Rosh Hashana	121
List of Jews of Dynow that were killed by the Nazis Following their expulsion from the city of Dynow	122
Picture section	129
The Destruction of Sanok	143
The Destruction of Dubiecko	151
The Dynower society in New York	155

Name Index

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