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Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
Our Towns | ||
What Is a Pinkes? | 51 | |
The Court of the Plyaters | 53 | |
At the Market | 58 | |
Novoyelne | 64 | |
The Twenty-first of Adar: The Great Day | 65 | |
The Burial Society | 68 | |
Girls' Kheyders | 70 | |
Anarchist Activities | 72 | |
The Struggle for the Right to Work | 76 | |
Light and Shadow | 79 | |
The Jewish Porters of Warsaw | 81 | |
When Anti-Semitism Raged | 87 | |
Sports Clubs and Self-Defense | 88 | |
The Last Meeting of the Community Council in Kutno | 91 | |
Townspeople | ||
The Blind Cantor | 97 | |
Reb Moyshe-Yudl, the Traveling Tailor | 99 | |
Ayzikl the Bachelor | 101 | |
Zabalye the Coachwoman | 101 | |
The Mute | 103 | |
Esther-Khaye the Zogerin ["Sayer"] | 104 | |
Tall Libe | 106 | |
Reb Dvoyre Mash | 107 | |
Crazy Sora | 108 | |
Shloyme-Akive, the Town Fool | 109 | |
Alter, the Village Peddler | 111 | |
The Kozhenitser Rebe | 113 | |
Lifeways | ||
Customs, Symbols, and Ceremonies | 119 | |
The Healer in Bilgoray | 122 | |
The Town's New Torah Scroll | 124 | |
The Angry Dance | 125 | |
A Disrupted Seder Night | 126 | |
A Purim in the Region of Sants | 129 | |
The Death of the Bukovsker Rebe, Dovid Shapiro | 131 | |
Concerning the Opponents of Hasidism in Lizhensk | 132 | |
A Strike in Kheyder | 133 | |
My "Days" in Slonim | 135 | |
From American Universities to the Polish Yeshivas | 138 | |
The First Yiddish Library | 140 | |
My Grandmother Sews Her Own Burial Shroud | 141 | |
Events | ||
The Butchers of Zhirardov Commission a Torah Scroll | 145 | |
The Righteousness of Revolutionaries | 146 | |
The Ruined Wedding | 148 | |
The First Suicide in Town | 150 | |
A Hasidic Demonstration | 152 | |
The Dispute Over the Succession to the Rabbinate | 154 | |
An Escape from Certain Death | 158 | |
A Murder in the Forest | 160 | |
The Pogrom in 1936 | 162 | |
A Communist Assembly Elects a Zionist as Representative | 164 | |
Jewish Fighters on the Battlefields of Spain | 166 | |
Legends and Folklore | ||
The Ancestors' Merit and the Blessings of Laughter | 171 | |
Three Parables of the Dubner Magid | 173 | |
The Slaughtering Knife and the Saw | 174 | |
Khayim-Yisroel Melamed and the Kozhenitser Magid | 175 | |
In Khorostkov During the First World War | 179 | |
Dear God! | 182 | |
Holocaust | ||
A Final Moral Lesson | 189 | |
The Typhus Epidemic and a Wedding at the Cemetery | 192 | |
How I Read Yiddish Literature to an S.S. Captain | 195 | |
Terror in Vishnevits | 198 | |
The Families in the Bunkers | 200 | |
How I Hid Twelve Jews | 203 | |
Wanderings of a Child | 204 | |
My Escape from the Ditches of Slaughter | 208 | |
Passover: Under the Rule of Hitlerite Tyranny | 212 | |
I Was a German "Soldier" | 218 | |
The Capture of Girls | 225 | |
Kol Nidre in Auschwitz | 231 | |
The Transport from Auschwitz | 234 | |
Return | ||
Searching for the Life That Was | 243 | |
Belkhatov Without Jews | 244 | |
My Tragic Night in Zhelekhov | 246 | |
A Visit to My Town of Bilgoray | 248 | |
End of Sentence | 249 | |
The City Without Jews | 254 | |
In the Tracks of the Jewish Life That Disappeared | 262 | |
The Townspeople Abroad | ||
The Landsmanshaft in Montreal: Book of Memory to the Jewish Community of Shebreshin | 269 | |
Appendix I | Bibliography of Eastern European (Yizkor) Memorial Books | |
Appendix II | Geographic Index and Gazetteer |
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