Memorial book: the Ritavas Community; A Tribute to the Memory of our Town

Memorial book: the Ritavas Community;
A Tribute to the Memory of our Town
(Rietavas, Lithuania)

55°44' / 21°56'

From
Sefer Ritova; gal-ed le-zekher ayaratenu

Edited by: Alter Levite

Capetown, South Africa 2000

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Acknowledgments

Project Coordinator

Sam Aaron

Our sincere appreciation to Mendel Kaplan of the Kaplan-Kushlick Foundation
for permission to reproduce the List of Victims on the JewishGen web site.

This list is taken from the revised edition, translated into English
and supplemented by additional articles, of: Sefer Ritova; gal-ed le-zekher ayaratenu
(Memorial book: the Ritavas Community; a tribute to the memory of our town),
ed. Alter Levite, Ritova Societies in Israel and the Diaspora, 1977

The revised edition was edited by Dr Dina Porat and Ronib Stauber,
and published in 2000 in Cape Town, South Africa, by The Kaplan-Kushlick Foundation.

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Victims of the Holocaust

Yizkor Book Project JewishGen Home Page Ritavas, at Shtetlinks

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Contact person for this translation Sam Aaron
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