Khust, Ukraine

The Jewish Community
in Chust and its Surrounding Villages
(Khust, Ukraine)

48°11' / 23°11'

Translation of
Kehilat Khust ve-ha-sviva: sefer zikaron

Editor: Zvi Menshel

Published in Tel Aviv, 2002

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This is a translation of: Kehilat Khust ve-ha-sviva: sefer zikaron (The Jewish community in Chust and its surrounding villages),
Editor: Zvi Menshel, English translation by Rachely Schloss & Jonathan Gershovitz, Tel Aviv, 2002. Volumes: 2 Pages: 1,043 (E)

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Chapter One:	Introductions	9
Chapter Two:	The City of Chust and its Inhabitants	107
Chapter Three:	Taped Testimonies	281
Chapter Four:	Memories	549
Chapter Five:	The Villages in the Vicinity of Chust	839
Chapter Six:	Yizkor	891
Chapter Seven:	Stories and Folklore	955
Chapter Eight:	Epilogue	983
Chapter Nine:	Photo Album	993
Chapter Ten:	Index	1035

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