The Bobruisk Yizkor Book (BYB) was published in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1967. It contains memoirs, poems and photographs of and about prominent Bobruisk writers, political and religious figures, and events.

	Table of Contents Translation with hyperlinks to translated chapters
	Translated Surnames found in Index

Bobruisk History

A Bobruisk History compiled by Deborah Frankel Reese and Don Mopsick

	A Bobruisk Bibliography, including LDS Microfilms
	Transliterated names from Bobruisk District Duma voter registration lists
	Transliterated surnames from LDS Microfilms (Bobruisk District)
	United States Holocaust Research Institute Reading Room Information: Bobruisk
	Religious Personnel in Russia 1853-1854
	Bobruisk: Surrounding Shtetlekh. Bobruisk was a District as well as a city. You should consider the possibility that your ancestor(s) may have been born in an outlying shtetl within the District. Knowing the name of the shtetl will save you time and expense when searching Eastern European archives.
	Bobruisk District Economic Summaries. Derived from materials at the State Archives at Minsk and authored by members of the Minsk Historical Genealogy Group, Oleg Perzashkevich, Director. Thirty historical economic summaries of shtetlekh in the Bobruisk District.
	Parichi Holocaust List: Parichi (also spelled Paritch, Paretz) is a Bobruisk District town on the Berezina downriver from Bobruisk City.
	Vsia Rossiia for the District of Bobruisk (1895, 1903, 1911), compiled by Michael Steinore. Information on Bobruisk District business owners.

Bobruisk Today

	A Bobruisk/Shedrin Travelog by Sheldon Benjamin, MD and Family. Photos and text of this family's 1996 visit to the area.
	Back To The Pale--Visitors Saw Problems and Promise In Belarus, a 1997 article in the Chicago Jewish United Fund News by Ina Friedman
	Bobruisk website (Russian language)

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