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Jewish History
History of the Jews in Galicia by Israel Bartal
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Documentation of gravestones in cemeteries in Czortkow
































































































































History of the Jews of Czortkow by Mordechai Silberg
The town lies on the right bank of the river Seret, in a deep valley surrounded by mountains some of them covered with forests, the others greening with herbs in summer and snowcapped in winter. The river flows from north to south, and falls into the Dniester. Two of the bends of the river cross the town at two different points and largely add to its charming beauty. From the top of the mountains roundabout, an exquisite scenery is visible which one can feast his eyes on for hours.
The Yiddish writer. Litwin visited Czortkow in 1913

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The Ruzhin Hasidism by Aharale Admanit and Ariel Finkelstein
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The lineage of the Chortkow Rebbes to the Ruzhin family: David Moshe Friedman and his son Israel

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Sara Bat Naftali “The Little Bookshop” A chapter in the cultural history of Czortkow
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Chassidic music in Czortkow

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“Great Controversy” “Cultural Struggle” in Chortkow. A.A. Fischer

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Chortkov as a cultural center by Aaron Kun Schechter

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Judaica – documents and objects from Czortkow



















“Tablets and fragments of tablets” by Reuven Gafni. On the Chortkov Chassidic synagogue in Mea She’arim

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Capote incarnations of the Rebbe Israel Friedman from Chortkow

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“Tiferet Israel Czortkow” Synagogue in Safed, founded by the Rebbe of Czortkow, 1888

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