Stavishche

Town Leader: Lisa Brahin Weinblatt Vivian Linderman

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1900s Name: Stavishche
1900s District: Tarashcha
1900s Province: Kiev
1900s Country: Russian Empire

Modern: Stavishche, Ukraine
Modern Ukrainian: Ставище
Modern Russian: Ставище

1930s: Stavishche, Kiev, Ukraine SSR, Soviet Union
1950s: Stavishche, Soviet Union

Other names: Stavishche [Rus, Ukr], Stavisht [Yid], Stawiszcze [Pol], Stawyszcze, Stavische, Stavishcha, Stavysce

Coordinates: 49°23'N 30°12'E Mapquest Google Maps

Projects

Name

Coordinator

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Jewish Community Committee (Committee helping those who survived in pogroms)

Phyllis Gold Berenson

In progress

Jewish Community Committee (Committee helping those who survived in pogroms). Radomisl, Uman (Hebrew text),Buki, Boiarka, Brusilov, Chernobyl, Chopovichi (Hebrew text), Dubova, Gornostaipol, Ivanki, Ivankov, Justingrad, Khristinovka, Ladyzhynka, Malin, Monasterishche, Pogrebishche, Pokotilovo, Stavishche, Steblev, Stepanets, Talnoe, Terlitsa, Tsybulev (Hebrew text), Korostyshev, Malin (Hebrew text), Buki (Hebrew text), Radomisl, Chopovichi (Hebrew text), Gornostaypol, Ivanki, Talnoe (Hebrew text). 1918-1921.

State Archive of Kiev Region, Fond 3050, op. 1, d. 52

HM 2/9862.1

Committee for Assistance to the Jewish Victims of Pogroms.; Radomysl, Uman Buki, Boia

Not assigned

Not Yet Started

Committee for Assistance to the Jewish Victims of Pogroms.; Radomysl, Uman
Buki, Boiarda, Brusilov, Chernobyl, Chopovichi, Dubova, Gornostaypol, Ivanki, Ivankov, Justingrad, Khristinovka, Korostyshev, Ladyzhynka, Malin, Monastyrishehe, Pogrebischehe, Pokotilovo, Stavishehe, Stepanets, Talnoe, Terlitsa, Tsybulev, 1918-1921; Russian; CAHJP HM2/9860.1.

Kiev Public Jewish Committee (Committee for Assistance to jewish victims of pogrom)National Historical Archive from Kirov, Kiev

Vital records for Koshevata, Stavyshche, Tarashcha, Zhashkov, Zhyvotiv, 1847-1851

Not assigned

Pending

From book number 1162-1-3a from the Kiev archives.
Combination of Russian (left-side pages) and either Hebrew or possibly Yiddish (right side pages)
Koshevata [now Kivshovata] 1847 births - 5 images (COMPLETED)
Koshevata [now Kivshovata] 1847 deaths - 11 images (COMPLETED)
Koshevata [now Kivshovata] 1849 births - 13 images
Koshevata [now Kivshovata] 1851 births - 18 images
Stavyshche 1847 births- 29 images (COMPLETED)
Stavyshche 1847 "community book"- 4 images
Tarashcha 1846 births - 26 images
Tarashcha 1846 marriages and divorces - 22 images (COMPLETED)
Tarashcha 1847 births - 35 images
Tarashcha 1847 deaths - 13 images (COMPLETED)
Tarashcha 1847 divorces - 5 images (COMPLETED)
Tarashcha 1847 marriages - 13 images (COMPLETED)
Tarashcha 1848 marriages - 6 images (COMPLETED)
Tarashcha 1849 births - 44 images
Tarashcha 1849 deaths - 19 images (COMPLETED)
Zhashkov [now Zhashkiv] 1851 births - 7 images (COMPLETED)
Zhashkov [now Zhashkiv] 1848 births (COMPLETED)
Zhashkov [now Zhashkiv] 1851 marriages (COMPLETED)
Zhyvotiv [now Novozhyvotiv] 1851 marriages - 6 images (COMPLETED)

Document and Dataset Collections

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Yizkor Books, Stavishche

Stavisht, Aharon Weissman (ed.), New York: The Stavisht Society, 1961. 252 pp., Hebrew and Yiddish. Project Coordinator: Vivian M. Linderman; Translated by
Ida Cohen Selavan Schwarcz. The book has been completely translated, but currently lacks a name index.

Articles

Title	Type	Author	View
Stavishtshe Story	Stories	Ida Schwarcz

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