Novgorod Sversk - XIX-11
- Year: 1906
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Sources on communities in the JewishGen communities database in this section:
Новгородъ Сьерскъ Novhorod-Sivers'kyy [Ukr], Novgorod-Severskiy [Rus], Nowogród Siewierski [Pol], Nowgorod
Sewerski, Novogorod-Severskiy, Novgorod-Seversk
Шостка Shostka [Ukr, Rus], Schostka [Ger], Szostka [Pol], Shistka
Ворониж Voronezh [Rus], Voronizh [Ukr], Woroneż [Pol], Voronezh-Glukhov, Voroniz
Семеновка Semenivka [Ukr], Semënovka [Rus], Semenovka [Yid], Semionowka [Pol], Semeniwka [Ger],
Semionovka, Seminovka
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Locations of Jewish life in this section from the Gazetteer of the Pale
Лариновка - Larinovka
Орловка - Orlovka
Погорельцы - Pogorel'tsy
Льсцоноги - Liskonogi
Комань - Koman'
Свиржъ - Svirzh
Ображеевка - Obrazhiivka
Погревки - Pogrebki (Korotchenkove)
Козленичи - Kozlenichi
(Bobriik Pervy does not appear on this map)
