(Częstochowa, Poland)
Translation of
Tshenstokhover Yidn
Published by the JewishGen Press
Original Book Edited by Dr. Raphael Mahler
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Published by the United Czestochower Relief Committee and Ladies Auxiliary, NY 1947
Project Coordinator and Translator: Gloria Berkenstat Freund
Layout: Donni Magid and Janice Sellers
Cover Design: Rachel Kolokoff Hopper
Hard Cover, 11” by 8.5”, 824 pages with all original illustrations and photographs.
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The Jews of Czestochowa was written by former residents of Czestochowa, Poland. Some who left the town before the war wrote articles and essays about the rich Jewish life in town: the people, the dreamers, the doers, the ultra-religious, the secular, the Zionists, the socialists…The various institutions in town, the charities and the help societies for the needy. Located at: is located at 50°48' North Latitude / 19°07' East Longitude. Alternate names for the town are: Częstochowa [Pol], Chenstochov [Yid], Tschenstochau [Ger], Čenstochová [Cz], Chenstokhova [Rus], Chenstokhov, Chestokhova, Tshenstokhov Nearby Jewish Communities:
Mstów 8 miles ENE Kamyk 9 miles NNW Kłobuck 11 miles NW Aurelów 13 miles NE Truskolasy 13 miles WNW Miedzno 14 miles NNW Janów, (near Częstochowa) 15 miles ESE Żarki 16 miles SE Przyrów 17 miles E Myszków 18 miles SE Gidle 20 miles NE Nowa Brzeźnica 20 miles N Pławno 20 miles NE Krzepice 20 miles NW |
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