Kovel - XX-3

  • Year: 1877
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Kovel - XX-3 (transliterated)

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Sources on Jewish communities in this section:

 

Ковель  Kovel [Ukr, Rus, Yid], Kowel [Pol], Kovla, Kovle

JewishGen Locality Page

Brockhaus-Efron Jewish Encyclopedia  

 

Миляновичи  Milyanovichi [Rus], Milanowicze [Pol], Mylianovychi [Ukr], Milyanoviche

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Черемошно  Cheremoshno [Rus], Czeremoszno [Pol], Cheremoshne [Ukr], Tsheremoshne [Yid]  

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Несухойжи  Nesukhoyezhe [Rus], Niesuchojeże [Pol], Nezkizh [Yid], Neskhizh, Nesuchonzhi, Nesukhoyzhe, Nesukhoyezh'ye,

Nesuchojeze, Niesuchoiże

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Brockhaus-Efron Jewish Encyclopedia Nesukhoizhi is a town in the Volyn province, Kovel district. According to the revision of 1847

“Nesukhoizhsk Jewish society" consisted of 878 souls. According to the 1897 census, there were 1,862 inhabitants in N., among

whom were 814 Jews.

 

Любомль  Lyuboml' [Ukr, Rus], Luboml [Pol], Libivne [Yid], Ljuboml [Ger], Libovne, Liuboml', Liubomil, Lubomla, Zawalie 

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Brockhaus-Efron Jewish Encyclopedia

 

Мациов  Lukov [Rus, since 1946], Lukiv [Ukr], Maciejów [Pol], Matsiov [Rus], Motchiov [Yid], Matseyuv, Matseyev, Matseyiv 

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Дольскъ  Dol'sk [Ukr], Dolsk [Pol], Dolsk Stary  

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Датинь  Datyn' [Ukr], Datyń [Pol], Datin  

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Дубечно  Dubechne [Ukr], Dubeczno [Pol], Dubechno [Rus], Dubechnoye 

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