Title

Category

Author/Originator

Gotlib, Naftali Tsvi [Ed.]

Katsenelenbogen, Mosheh (Ha-Rav) (1931-2014)

Katsenelenbogen, Shimon (Ha-Rav) (1910-1980)

Raskin (Katsenelenbogen), Yehoshua (Ha-Rav) (1923-2020)

Raskin, Ya'akov Yosef (Ha-Rav) (1901-1986)

Sasonkin, Nochum Shmarya (Ha-Rav) (1889-1975) 

Sossonko (Sasonkin), Osher (Ha-Rav) (1908-1987)

Levenhartz, Avrohom Shmuel (Ha-Rav) (1903-1975)

Zaitshik, Meir (Ha-Rav)

Year of Publication/Creation

1987

Place of Publication/Creation

Jerusalem

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Autobiographies:
• Katsenelenbogen, Mosheh (Ha-Rav) (1931-2014)
• Chabad Hasidim (p. 15)
• Kutaisi (Kutais), Georgia (p. 16)
• Katsenelenbogen, Shimon (Ha-Rav) (1910-1980)
• Chabad Hasidim (p. 43)
• Lviv (Lvov, Lwow, Lemberg, Lemberik, Lembrik), Ukraine (p. 43)
• Raskin (Katsenelenbogen), Yehoshua (Ha-Rav) (1923-2020)
• Chabad Hasidim (p. 53)
• Sankt-Peterburg (Leningrad, Petrograd, St. Petersburg, Peterburg), Russia (p. 53)
• Kryvyy Rih (Krivoy Rog, Krivorog), Ukraine (p. 55)
• Kursk, Russia (p. 57)
• Yekaterinburg (Sverdlovsk), Russia (p. 63)
• Tashkent (Toshkent), Uzbekistan (p. 68)
• Samarkand (Samarqand), Uzbekistan (p. 69)
• Raskin, Ya'akov Yosef (Ha-Rav) (1901-1986)
• Chabad Hasidim (p. 73)
• Gagarin (Gzhatsk), Russia (p. 74)
• Sankt-Peterburg (Leningrad, Petrograd, St. Petersburg, Peterburg), Russia (p. 75)
• Omsk, Russia (p. 90)
• Almaty (Alma-Ata, Verniy), Kazakhstan (p. 95)
• Sasonkin, Nochum Shmarya (Ha-Rav) (1889-1975)
• Chabad Hasidim (p. 107)
• Batumi (Batum), Georgia (p. 107)
• Moskva (Moscow), Russia (p. 125)
• Sossonko (Sasonkin), Osher (Ha-Rav) (1908-1987)
• Puti, Georgia (p. 178)
• Kulashi, Georgia (p. 179)
• Kutaisi (Kutais), Georgia (p. 179)
• Tbilisi (Tiflis), Georgia (p. 193)
• Chabad Hasidim (p. 202)
• Chabad Hasidim (p. 209)
• Moskva (Moscow), Russia (p. 209)
• Chernivtsi 1 (Chernovtsy, Cernauti, Czernowitz, Tshernevits), Ukraine (p. 222)
• Zaitshik, Meir (Ha-Rav)
• Zatyshne (Zatishye, Zatishe, Bakhers), Ukraine (p. 247)
• Rostov-na-Donu (Rostov), Russia (p. 249)
• Communal Histories:
• Voronkiv (Voronkev, Voronke), Ukraine (p. 229, 234)
• Margilan, Uzbekistan (p. 230, 241)