Zablotow, Ukraine

A City and the Dead; Zablotow Alive and Destroyed
Memorial Book of Zabolotov (Zablotow)
(Ukraine)

48°28' / 25°18'

Translation of Ir u-metim; Zablotow ha-melea ve-ha-hareva

Edited by: Former Residents of Zablotow in Israel and the USA

Published in Tel-Aviv Israel, 1949

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Acknowledgments

Project Coordinator

Ron Schechter

Translations

Schmuel Kahati

In Memory of Ron's ancestors who came from Zablotow (Grandparents: Sam & Gussie Schechter immigrated in early 1900s; Great Grandparents Hershe Wolf & Taube Schechter; Great Great Grandparents: Scheye & Ruchel Schechter; & grandmother's parents: Hashe Liebe & Schendel Tauber) who were all from Zablotow and my grandmother's sisters and grandfather's cousins who perished in the Holocaust

This is a translation from: Ir u-metim; Zablotow ha-melea ve-ha-hareva (A city and the dead; Zablotow alive and destroyed), Tel Aviv, Former Residents of Zablotow in Israel and the USA, 1949 (H,Y, 218 pages).

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A City and the Dead;
Zablotow Alive and Destroyed

Published by the former residents of Zablotow, in Israel and The United States

1949

Tel-Aviv

5709

Introduction

Preface - Written by Mr. G. Karsel

In the City Streets - By Avraham Keish

I. Rabbis

Zablotow Rabbis

Demycze Rabbis

Petashnitzin Rabbis

Storozhinets Rabbis

Gabaeim of Zablotow

II. Citizens (1790-1942)

III. Tradesman

IV. Factories

V. Dayan

VI. Agriculture

VII. Chazan

VIII. Other Professions As Sources of Income

IV. Farms and Villages which were part of the town

Il'intse

Oleshkov

Areletse

Gan'kovtsy

Voysekhovitse

Dzhurov

Chalibitchin

Tulukow

Trachi (Trojca)

Troschinich (Druzhinets)

Roznov

Rudniki

The Town where I was born

Zablotow's Pogroms of 1903

Zablotow between the Two Wars

Days Gone By

Youth Movements

The Destruction of our Community

The Destruction of Holy Zablotow Community

Former Residents of Zablotow, in The United States Build a Jewish School in the Old Home

Conclusion

Index of Surnames, Towns, Professions, & Misc.

Table of Pictures

Figure 1 - General view of Zablotow. The City Square and the street leading to the train station

Figure 2 - General view of Zablotow. The suburb of Demycze and the bridge

Figure 3 - A group of citizens

Figure 4 - R' Yissachar Toy

Figure 5 - The 1^st Pioneer Group from Zablotow in Israel

Figure 6 - Ha Shomer Ha Tza ir Organization of Zablotow

Figure 7 - Micha Karsel & Zellig Gross

Figure 8 - Kindergarten in Zablotow

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