Bershad

Town Leader: Paul Finelt

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1900s Name: Bershad
1900s District: Olgopol
1900s Province: Podolia
1900s Country: Russian Empire

1930s: Bershad, Vinnitsa, Ukraine SSR, Soviet Union
1950s: Bershad, Soviet Union
Modern: Bershad, Ukraine

Other names: Bershad [Rus, Ukr, Yid], Berschad, Barsad, Bersad, Berszad, Ber?ad [Rom], Berszada [Pol]

Coordinates: 48°22'N 29°31'E Mapquest Google Maps

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Cemeteries: Photograph Gravestones, Bershad

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Photograph, Translate and index cemetery tombstones

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Cemeteries: Gravestone Inscriptions, Bershad

Photos are on Ukrainian website Ronald D. Doctor:
http://jew.bershad.org.ua/photos/r-1.html
the site is in either Ukrainian or Russian, I"m not sure which.
This site offers a photo album of the Bershad Cemetery: Old Cemetery, New Cemetery, Women"s Cemetery (453), Men"s Cemetery (320). It includes names of the interned: Sidler, Zunya, Firer,Benchik, Besher, Moishe, Goldstein Pauline, Budiansky, Betyaev, Schwartzman, Rose, Kozak, Eugene, Schneider, Hai-Raise, Faydel, Haik, are just a few of the names.

Encyclopedia of Jewish Life (2001), Bershad

2001

Shtetl Finder, Cohen (1989), Bershad

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