Kraslavka - XI-6
- Year: 1867
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Kraslavka - XI-6 (transliterated)
- Year: 1915
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Sources on Jewish Communities in this section:
Дрисса Vyerkhnyadzvinsk [Bel], Verkhnedvinsk [Rus, since 1962], Drissa [Rus, pre-1962], Drisa [Yid], Dryssa [Pol],
Werchnedwinsk [Ger], Dryassa, Drysa, Vierchniadźvinsk, Verchnjadzvinsk
Brockhaus-Efron Jewish Encyclopedia
Леонъ Поль Leonpol' [Rus], Leonpol [Pol], Lavonpal [Bel], Levinpol [Yid], Ljavonpal'
Росица Rositsa [Rus, Bel], Rositza [Yid], Rosica [Pol]
Придруйскъ Piedruja [Latv], Fridroisk [Yid], Pridruiska [Rus], Pridruisk, Piyedruya, Piedrujas, Daugaviyeshi, Daugavieši
Друя Druya [Rus], Druja [Pol, Bel, Lith], Droye [Yid], Druha, Sapieżyn
Друйск Druysk [Rus], Drujsk [Pol], Droisk [Yid]
Слободки Slobodka [Rus], Słobódka [Pol], Slabodke [Yid], Słabodka [Bel], Slobodki, Slobudka
Браславъ Brasłaŭ [Bel], Braslav [Rus], Brasław [Pol], Breslev [Yid], Braslaw [Bel], Breslauja [Lith], Braslava [Latv], Breslav
Плюсы Plyussy [Bel], Plusy [Rus, Pol], Palush [Yid], Plussy, Pljusy, Plusi (not discernable on map)
