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Memorial Book Collection E-K

The focal point of the library is the Memorial Book Collection. Memorial books are published by various individuals, organizations or corporate bodies to commemorate the Jewish presence and victims of a particular location. Individual works vary in scope, language and size, but all serve as remembrances. Their use as historical documents and genealogical tools is invaluable.

Following are the names of places covered by memorial books in the collection (E - K)

Eberstadt
Ebrach
Edenkoben
Efringen-Kirchen
Eger
Einbeck
Eisenach
Eisenstadt
Ejszyszki
Eldagsen
Eller
Ellingen
Elmshorn
Emden
Emmerich
Eppingen
Erfstadt
Erlangen
Eschollbrucken
Eschwege
Essen
Esslingen
Ettenheim
Falenica
Feldkirch
Fellbach
Felshtin
Flörsheim am Main
Frampol
Frankenau
Frankfurt am Main
Frauenkirchen
Freiberg
Friedrichshain
Friedrichstadt
Friesenheim
Friesheim
Friesland
Fritzlar
Fulda
Furth
Gabin
Gailingen
Galicia
Gandersheim
Gargzdai
Garwolin
Gaukonigshofen
Gdansk
Gedern
Geldern
Gelsenkirchen
Gemunden
Gera
Gevelsberg
Giessen
Giessens
Glebokie
Gliniany
Glinojeck
Gmünd
Gniewaszow
Gniezno
Golub-Dobrzy
Goniadz
Göppingen
Gora Kalwaria
Gorlice
Goshcha
Goslar
Goss
Gossmannsdorf
Gostynin
Göttingen
Goworowo
Grabfeld
Grabowiec
Grafschaft Bentheim
Grajewo
Graz
Greifswald
Grimma
Grodek Jagiellonski
Grodek
Grodno
Grojec
Gross-Gerau
Gross-Umstadt
Grosskrotzenburg
Gura Humora
Gutersloh
Gwozdziec
Gymnich
Haag
Hachenburg
Hadamer
Hagen
Hagen
Haigerloch
Hainsfarth
Halle
Halmeu
Hamburg
Hameln
Hamm
Hammelburg
Hanau
Hannover
Harlau
Hastedt
Hechingen
Heckinghausen (Wuppertal)
Heddernheim (F.a.M.)
Hehlen
Heidelberg
Heilbronn
Heldenbergen
Helmstedt
Hemer
Heppenheim
Herford
Hergershausen
Herleshausen
Hesse
Heuchelheim
Heusenstamm
Hilbringen
Hildesheim
Hochheim
Hochst (F.a.M.)
Hochst am Main
Hochst
Hofgeismar
Hohensolms

Holszany
Holzminden
Homburg
Horochow
Horodec
Horodenka
Horodlo
Hoszcza
Hottenbach
Hoya
Hrubieszow
Huls
Huncovce
Hungen
Husiatyn
Hust
Ichenhausen
Ieie
Indura
Igersheim
Ingelheim
Ingolstadt
Innsbruck
Ivano-Frankovsk
Iwieniec
Jadow
Janoshaza
Janow
Jaroslaw
Jaworow
Jebenhausen/Goppingen
Jedrzejow
Jedwabne
Jena
Jezierna
Jezierzany
Jonava
Jozefowa
Jülich
Jurbarkas
Kalarash
Kaldenkirchen
Kalisz
Kalusz
Kaluszyn
Kamenets-Podolskiy
Kamien-Koszyrski
Kamieniec-Litewski
Kapreshty
Karlsruhe
Kartuz-Breze
Kassel
Kastoria
Katowice
Kaunas
Kavars Kas (Lithuania)
Kazimierz
Kedainiai
Kelsterbach
Kerecke
Kezmarok
Khotin
Kielce
Kikingen
Kippenheim
Kirchberg/Hunsrück
Kirchhain
Kirchschönbach
Kishinev
Kiskores
Kisvarda
Kittsee
Kladovo transports
Kladno
Kleck
Klein-Krotzenburg
Kleinheubach
Kleve
Klobuck
Klosowa
Kobersdorf
Kobryn
Kobylnik
Kock
Koden
Koenen
Koidanovo
Kolbuszowa
Koln
Köln
Kolno
Kolo
Kolomyja
Kolozsvar
Komarno
Konigsberg
Konigstein
Konigswinter
Konin
Konstanz
Kopcheve
Koprzywnica
Korbach
Korelicze
Korschenbroich
Korzec
Kosice-Kassa
Kosow
Köslin (Pommern)
Kosow-Lacki
Kostopol
Kosyno
Kowel
Kozieniec
Krakow
Kralovsky Chlmec
Krasnik
Krasnobrod
Krasnystaw
Krefeld
Kreis Homberg
Kreuznach
Krynki
Krzemieniec
Krzywicze
Kupiskis
Kuppenheim
Kurima
Kurow
Kurzeniec
Kusnica
Kutno
Kuty

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