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Facts about the Colonies
Documentation: Original records Includes Revision Lists for the Ekaterinoslav 17 colonies
Chart: Migration - to and from the Colonies
Chart: Country of Origin of Original Settlers
Chart: 17Jewish Colonies in Ekaterinoslav - Mel Camarisow and Chaim Freedman
Chart: Register of the number Jewish Colonies and their population in 1881 - Harry Boonin
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Kherson Guberniya: Kherson District (18 Colonies); Elizabetgrad District (3 Colonies); Tiraspolskii; District (1 Colony). |
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Ekaterinoslav Gurerniya: Alexandrovskii District (10 Colonies); Mariupolskii District (7 Colonies). |
Chart: The Balta Colonies (16 Colonies)
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The Letichev District (Podolia) of Ukraine |
Chart: Bessarabia Oblast Jewish settlements
Chart: German colonies and Ukrainian towns where Jews resided
Chart: Agricultural Settlement Throughout Russia in 1856
Chart: Kherson Colonies with map
Chart: Settlements in Western Russia Prior to 1904 with map
Maps
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Introduction to Geography of the Ekterinoslav Colonies by Chaim Freedman |
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Maps: Black Sea Area
The Black Sea Settlements Prior to 1918 (Jonathan Sheppard map reprint)
(Drawn in Germany to show location of the German settlements in southern Russia. Includes districts of Bessarabia, Chersson, Taurida, Jekaterinaslaw, Crimea and the western portion of the Don district. The map includes a key for identifying both the German and Russian settlements.)
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Bessarabia (Northern Section) |
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Bessarabia (Southern Section) |
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Kherson (Northern Section) |
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Kherson (Southern Section) |
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Ekaterinoslav (Northern SectionA1) |
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Ekaterinoslav (Southern SectionB1) |
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Ekaterinoslav (Northern SectionA2) |
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Ekaterinoslav (Southern SectionB2) |
Maps: Jewish Agricultural Colonies of Ukraine
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Podalsk (Balta Colonies) |
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Individual Colonies and Surnames of Individual Families
Inventory of Colonies by name: link to individual file cards
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Ekaterinoslav Surname List: research by Chaim Freedman |
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Svir Revision List 1858 (part): Contributed by Arnold Wolff (Svir Reseacher) |
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Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Grafskoy Golesh; Komisaruk |
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Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Nadezhnaya |
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Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Trudoliubovka |
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Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Krasnoselka |
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Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Roshnoshnoye |
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Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Zelenoe Pole |
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Resource, Research and KehilaLinks web sites
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RAGAS Reports
Dimitry Feldman
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Archival Sources for the Geneology of Jewish Colonists in Southern Russia in the 19th Century |
Vlad Soshnikov
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Patricia Eames
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Jewish Agricultural Colonies (Introduction by Patricia Eames) |
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V.N. Nikitin (Translated by Patricia A. Eames, Editor) V.N. Nikitin 's monograph, "Jewish Farmers: Historical. Legislative. Administrative, and Conditions of Daily Life in the Colonies from their Origin to the Present. 1807_1887" appeared in St Petersburg in1887. |
Memoirs
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Sehaidak memories: Haim Cohen; Tziporah Kaminker; Yisrael Seltzer; Avraham Toren |
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Israelovka memories: Haim Cohen |
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Memories of two Generations: Alexander Ziskind Gurwitz |
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'Nechaevka' by Moshe Avigal (Beigel) |
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History
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A Journey in the Southern-Russian Jewish Colonies by L.M.Bramson |
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Jewish Agricultural Settlements - Yekaterinoslav Government by B. D. Brutskus |
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The Ukrainian Pogroms: Report of the Trudoliubovka pogrom |
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