Vasilkov - XXIII-8 (transliterated)
- Year: 1917
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Vasilkov - XXIII-8
- Year: 1877
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Sources on Jewish Communities in this section:
Васильковъ Vasil'kov [Rus], Vasyl’kiv [Ukr], Vasilikov [Yid], Wasylków [Pol], Vasylkov, Wasilkow, Wassilkow, Wassylkiw, Wasylkiw
Бышев Byshiv [Ukr], Byshev [Rus], Bishev [Yid], Byszów [Pol], Byszew
Brockhaus and Ephron Encyclopedic Dictionary: Town in Kiev county; by the Revision of 1847 there were 485 souls in the Byshev
Jewish society; by the 1897 census there were 3,532 inhabitants of which 597 were Jewish.
Фастов Fastov [Rus], Fastiv [Ukr], Chvostov [Yid], Chwastów [Pol], Fastów [Pol], Fastiw [Ger]
Брусиловъ Brusilov [Rus, Yid], Brusyliv [Ukr], Brusiłów [Pol], Brussilow
Корнинъ Kornyn [Ukr], Kornin [Rus, Yid, Pol]
Brockhaus and Ephron Encyclopedic Dictionary: Town in Skvirsky county of Kiev province. According to census of 1897 there
were 3,103 inhabitants, of which 807 were Jewish.
Ходорковъ Khodorkov [Rus], Khodorkiv [Ukr], Chodorkov [Yid], Chodorków [Pol], Chodorkiv
Трилесы Trilesy [Rus], Trylisy [Ukr, Pol], Triles'ye
