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72 LUBOML<br />

From a table in Recueil de Matériaux sur la Situation<br />

Economique des Israëlites de Russie, Paris, 1906, P. 32, it is<br />

apparent that the number of Jews residing in towns and<br />

small shtetlach in Volhynia was greater than in the provinces<br />

of Vitebsk, Kiev, Poltava, Kherson, Bessarabia.<br />

2 This information, as with the previous data, are based on<br />

documents to be found in the Central Archive of the "Joint"<br />

in New York. I wish to thank Mrs. Ruzha Klepfisch, the<br />

director of that archive, for her friendly help.<br />

3G. Gergel in Shriftn far Ekonomik un Statistik, II-1, ed.<br />

Yakov Leshtshinski, Berlin, 1926, p. 107.<br />

4 L. Chasanowitsch, Die Polnischen Judenpogromme in<br />

November und Dezember 1918, Stockholm, 1919, p. 29.<br />

'Der Tzeitv. Yid. Natzional-Rat un der Siyem-Klub bei im,<br />

ed. Y. Grinboim, Warsaw, 1923, pp. 85-86.<br />

'It is stated in a report from Volhynia "Joint" for the period<br />

October 1919June 1920 that Libivne has 10,500 inhabitants,<br />

of which 6,500 were Jews. These numbers, and similar ones,<br />

cannot be relied on. Reliable statistics are only those which<br />

come from a reliable source.<br />

'Nearly all this information comes from "Joint" reports. See<br />

also: The Gemilath Chessed Kasses in Poland, New York,<br />

NOTES<br />

1937, p. 37.<br />

8Folkshilf, January, 1933.<br />

'Fun Yohr tzu Yohr, calendar for 1929, Warsaw, pp. 81-82.<br />

" Unzer Hilf, nr. 3, Rovno, 1926.<br />

"Ibid.<br />

12 Ibid., nr. 7, 10 November.<br />

13 Ibid., February, 1927.<br />

' Ibid., January, 1927.<br />

' Ibid., November, 1927.<br />

'Ibid., August, 1927.<br />

17 Mif'alot HaHistadrut Tavne' she'al yad Ha'Mizrahi'<br />

BePolin, Warsaw, 5693. Here we must note that though<br />

Libivne had a "Tarbut" school in 1919, no delegate from<br />

there was sent to the first national conference of the "Tarbut"<br />

schools in Poland while the small town of Masheve was<br />

representedby a delegate (Tartarovski). See: Tarbut, Warsaw,<br />

5682, III.<br />

"The attached letters are to be found in the archive of YIVO-<br />

New York. I wish to thank Yechezkiel Lifshitz, the YIVO<br />

archivist, for allowing me access to these letters.<br />

'Zikaron Besefer, New York, 5681.

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