The town has been spelled as
According to Where Once We Walked (Mokotoff and Sack) the Latitude/Longitude is 55' 05" / 24' 17". There are also a variety of similarly named villages in Poland.
Izchak
Judelevitch told the history of Jonava in a chapter of the
yizkor book, Yizkor book in memory of the Jewish Community of
Yanova.
For a more
secular history, see the Wikipedia article on
Jonava.
Frances Melamed described Jonava in her
autobiographical book,
Jonava.
Jeanne Ran-Tcharnyi was born in 1920 and
moved to Jonava a year later. She survived the Vilnius Ghetto and
Stalin's Gulags. These are her reminiscences of her early life in
Jonava.
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