Sarava Belarus סרובה

• Location: Belarus, 52°26'35.83" N, 23°46'31.59"E, about 7 km NNW of Kamenets (Kamianiec, Kamyanyets) 52°24' N 23°49' E
• Other names: Sarovo סרובה (Yid), Sarova (Rus), Sarowo (Pol), Sarava (Bel)
  
• Nearest Large City: Brest, Belarus (formerly Brest-Litovsk in the Russian Empire) [Brisk (Yid)] located in the extreme southwest of the country
  

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• JewishGen Locality Page for Kamyanyets (Kamyanyets [Bel], Kamenets [Rus], Kamieniec Litewski [Pol], Kamenets Litovsk [Yid])

• Sarava and Kamyanyets (Kamieniec) Location Relationship

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JewishGen Belarus Database for Sarava

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• JewishGen Kehilalinks
• JewishGen Locality Page for Kamyanyets (Kamyanyets [Bel], Kamenets [Rus], Kamieniec Litewski [Pol], Kemenets Litovsk [Yid]) with a list of nearby Jewish communities, including Abramovo, one of three agricultural colonies (Lotovo, Abromovo, and Sarovo) established at about the same time in close proximity to each other.
• Virtual Shtetl - Sarava is found by moving the map around - Follow Highway P83 north. Sarava is west of P83.
  

Related Resources

• JewishGen Belarus SIG - The special interest group for searching Jewish genealogy in Belarus
  
• Jewish Records Indexing - Poland
• Kamenets as I Remember You
• The Jewish Agricultural Colonies (Near Kamenets)
• PINKAS HAKEHILLOT, Encyclopedia of Jewish Communities, POLAND, Vol. V – VOLHYNIA and POLESIE, page 274 (Sarowo), Yad Vashem, 1990.
• Yizkor Book community Kamenetz-D'Lita (Litovsk/Lithuania) Zestabeyih and the Colonies, Tel Aviv, 1970, pp. 550-556.
• Jewish History Tour
• Establishment of Jewish Agricultural Colonies and Subsequent Years
• Military Service in Imperial Russia (Yivo Institute)
• The Brest-Belarus Group - Researchers tracing Jewish family roots from Brisk (Brest) and the surrounding region
  
• Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia - Kamenets, 2012