Lublin

Lublin Voivodeship, Poland

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The Yizkor Book

The Book of Lublin

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# The Lublin Book — Summary

*The Book of Lublin*, is the memorial (yizkor) book of the Jewish community of Lublin, edited by Former Residents of Lublin in Paris, published in Paris, 1952, (Y,), running to 695 pages [1].

Original-language title: *Dos bukh fun Lublin* (translated by the JewishGen Yizkor Book Project) [1].

The English translation is hosted by JewishGen [1]. The summary below is the book's own table of contents, organised as the book is. Each chapter entry links to its English translation page on JewishGen and gives the book's own page reference. Where the book is silent, this page is silent too — no statement about the community is inferred or invented.

Table of contents

- [2] "Foreword" (p. 9) - [3] "A Jewish Metropolis" (p. 19) - [4] "Pages from the Past" (p. 25) - [5] "The MaHaRSha”L of Lublin" (p. 59) - [6] "1914 to 1939" (p. 133) - [7] "Memories from the Years of Youth" (p. 138) - [8] "Czechów and Wola" (p. 163) - [9] "The Mizrakhi Organization" (p. 200) - [10] "“Mishl Zshidovska”" (p. 278) - [11] "Lubliner survivors remember those who have perished" (p. 645)

  1. [1]JewishGen, The Book of Lublin — translation landing page and table of contentshttps://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lublin.html
  2. [2]"Foreword" p. 9https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub009.html
  3. [3]"A Jewish Metropolis" p. 19https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub017.html
  4. [4]"Pages from the Past" p. 25https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub025.html
  5. [5]"The MaHaRSha”L of Lublin" p. 59https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub059.html
  6. [6]"1914 to 1939" p. 133https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub129.html
  7. [7]"Memories from the Years of Youth" p. 138https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub138.html
  8. [8]"Czechów and Wola" p. 163https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub163.html
  9. [9]"The Mizrakhi Organization" p. 200https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub192.html
  10. [10]"“Mishl Zshidovska”" p. 278https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub273.html
  11. [11]"Lubliner survivors remember those who have perished" p. 645https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lublin/lub645.html

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UnitStatePeriodSource
Second Polish RepublicSecond Polish Republic1918 – 1939Wikidata (country heuristic)
Partition Powers (Russian/Prussian/Austrian)Russian Empire / German Empire / Austrian Empire1795 – 1918Wikidata (country heuristic)