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Husyatyn, Ukraine

49°04' N, 26°13' E

Russian/Ukrainian: Гусятин. Yiddish: הוסיאַטין
In SE Galicia, 44 miles SE of Ternopil (Tarnopol). Husiatyń is divided by the Zbrucz River, which was the border between the Austrian and Russian Empires. Most of the Jews lived in the Austrian part. The Russian part was in the Kamenets district of Podolia gubernia.

Original Title:

Husiatyn; Podoler Gubernye: Idisher yishev, gegrindet in 16-tn yorhundert, umgebrakht in 1942: le-zikhron netsah

English Title:

Husiatin, Podolia (Ukraine): Jewish settlement founded in 16th century, annihilated in 1942

Editor:

Benjamin Diamond

Published:

New York 1968

Publisher:

Former Residents of Husiatyn in America

Pages: 309 Languages: Y,E

Notes:

Husiatyń is divided by the Zbrucz River, which was the border between Austrian and Russian Empires. Most of the Jews lived in the Austrian part. The Russian part was in the Kamenets district of Podolia gubernia.

Libraries

See WorldCat site: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/320570520

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research Library, New York, NY, United States, Call No: 3/68206

New York Public Library, Jewish Division, New York, NY, United States, Call No: *PXW(Gusyatin) 83-379

Yeshiva University Library, New York, NY, United States, Call No: DS135 R93 G854 1968

Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL, United States, Call No: DS 135 R93 H3

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States, Call No: Has book

UCLA Research Library, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Call No: DS 135 R93 G97h

Jewish Public Library of Montreal, Montreal, , Canada, Call No: Yizkor

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Husyatyn, Ukraine

49°04' N, 26°13' E