Panemunė (Aukštoji Panemunė, Lithuania)

Panemune Bibliography

1.         Alexota Resident Book, ca. 1875- ca.1895, listed in Landsmen, Vol. 8, Numbers 3-4, August, 1998.

2.         Aukštoji Panemunė: metraštis skirtas Aukštosios Panemunės  445 metų jubiliejui/Aukštoji Panemunė:Chronicle for the 445 year anniversary of Aukstoji Panemune, Daiva Nevardauskienė,  Kaunas, 2004-2007. 

3.         Avodat Hakodesh, Chaim Yosef David Azulai, Vilna, 1907.

4.         Blackbook, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, 1965, P. 422.

5.         Bregstein,Philo,"Grisha Bregstein is Hier!", Vrij Nederland, 5/27/1995.

6.         Bregstein, Philo, en Bregstein, Victor Wolf, Op Zoek in  Litouwen, Joods Historisch    

Museum, Amsterdam, Waanders  Publishing, Zwolle, 1992.

7.         Central Zionist Archives, 55/1701; 55/1788, 13/15/131; Z 4/2548.

8.         The Diary of a Napoleonic Foot Soldier, Jakob Walter, (Marc Raeff, edit.), Doubleday, 1991

9.         Distinguished Jews of America: A Collection of Biographical Sketches of Jews Who Have Made Their Mark in Business, TheProfessions, Politics, Science, etc., J. Pfeffer, ed., Distinguished Jews of America Pub. Co., NY, NY, 1917, 1918.

10.     Dor V’doroshav, A. Efrati, Vilna, 1889.

11.     Encyclopedia Lituanica.

12.     Evrejskaya Entsiklopediya, St. Petersburg, 1906-1913, Vol. IX, pp. 339-341, “Suwalki Gubernia”.

13.     “Files Concerning Surveillance of Jews in the Suawlki Gubernia”, Galina Baranova, Landsmen, Vol. 12, Nos. 1-2, July, 2002.

14.     Hadayot V’ha’emunot.

15.     Hamagid, Feb. 7th, 1872.

16.     Hamelitz, 4/4/1886; #173, 1898; #87, 1899.

17.     “Jewish Businesses in Marjampol District”, Galina Baranova, Landsmen, Vol. 12, Nos. 3-4, Dec. 2002.

18.     Jewrejskaja Enciklopedia, 1897 chart.

19.     Jongen met viool, Jochanan Fein, Roularta Books, Brussel, 2006.

20.     Latter Day Leaders and Sages, Neil Rosenstein.

21.     Lietuviu Enciklopedija.

22.     Lite, Vol. One, Mendel Syudarksky, edit., NY, 1951, pp.1001, 1003, 1005.

23.     Lithuanian Jewish Communities, Nancy Schoenberg, NY, 1991.

24.     Lithuanian State Archives, Vilnius, Lithuania: Birth Records 1815-1819; 1823, 1825 (fond 1236/1); Death Records 1816-1818, 1821-1822, 1824-1836,1923 (fonds 1108/1; 1236/1/2188); Marriage Records 1815-1821, 1824-1825 (fond 1236/1).

25.     Luach Achiasaf, 1908.

26.     My First Eighty Years, Bernard Horwich, Argus Books, Chicago, 1939.

27.     National Archives, Washington D.C., WWII Aerial Maps and Pictures.

28.     Pardes Habina, Moses ben Rabbi Aharon, Amsterdam, 1842, (Johanesburg, 1855). (Prenumeratn List).

29.     “People Living Abroad” files, Suwalki Governmental Department (fond 1009), 1861-1918. Landsmen, Vol. 10, Nos. 3-4, December, 2000.

30.     Pinkas Hakehillot, Lithuania, ed. Dov Levin, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, 1996.

31.     Gmina Pogermon Resident Book, ?- ca. 1895, in  Landsmen, Vol. 8, Nos. 3-4, August, 1998.

32.     Pomatery Resident Book, Suwalki Governmental Department (fond 1009), 1861-1918. Listed in Landsmen, Vol. 10, Nos. 3-4, December, 2000.

33.     Ponemon Resident Book, Suwalki Governmental Department (fond 1009), 1861-1918. Listed in Landsmen, Vol. 10, Nos. 3-4, December, 2000.

34.     Prussian Descriptions of Polish Towns From the End of the 18^th Century: Bialystok Department, Jan Wasicki, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, 1964.

35.     Sefer Haprenumberantn, Berl Kagan, Shulsinger Bros., Inc., New York, p. 224.

36.     Sefer Ohalei Shem, Shmuel Noach Gottleib, Pinsk, 1912.

37.     Sereje marriage records, 1837, LDS Family History Library, translated by Raymond Whitzman in Landsmen, vol. 4, no. 1, Summer, 1993, p. 35).

38.     Shtetl Finder, Chester Cohen, Los Angeles, 1980. (gives right rabbi in wrong location: Tilsit (Memel).

39.     Slownik Geograficzny Krolestwa Polskiego i Innych Krajow Slowianskich, (Geographical Dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland and Other Slavic Countries), Sulimierski, Filip, ed., vol. VIII, Warsaw, 1887.

40.     Suwalk Kollel, Jerusalem, 1875 census.

41.     Suvalker Yizkor Buch.

42.     Ta'amay Tzviah, Tzi Hirsch Block, Koenigsberg, 1861, (prenumeratn list).

43.     Toldot Anshei Shem.

44.     Torah and Technology: The History and Genealogy of the Anixter Family, Bernstein, Charles B. and Stuart L. Cohen, privately published, Chicago, 1987.

45.     Tory,Abraham, Surviving the Holocaust, Harvard Univ. Press, 1990.

46.     Uznemune po Prusais, Aug. Janulaitis.

47.     Gmina Wejwery Resident Book, listed in Landsmen, vol. 9, numbers 2-3, June, 1999.

48.     Where Once We Walked, Gary Mokotoff, edit.,Teaneck, NJ, 1991, p. 252-253 (location wrongly given, and lumped in with all the other towns named Panemune.)

49.     Yad Vashem Archives, Jerusalem, Israel, 2322/nokw/tr-2.

50.     Yahadut Lita, vol. 4, 65,89,94,132,423-425, vol.3.

51.     Yidishe Shtet, Shtetlech un Dorfishe Yishuvim in Lite, Kagan, Berl, Simcha Graphic Associates, Brooklyn, 1990, pp. 382-383.

52.     YIVO Archives, New York, N.Y., Lithuanian Jewish Communities Files: “Panemune,” folders 824-828, pp. 35634-35746 (1919-1924 Community Records).

53.     YIVO Bletter, 40.

54.     Zapyskis Resident Book, ca. 1870-ca. 1890, listed in Landsmen, vol. 9, number 1, January, 1999.

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