Ukr. Белз, Yid. בעלז
Oh Belz, my little town Belz,
My home where I had
so many fine dreams...
Ukr. Белз, Yid. בעלז
Oh Belz, my little town Belz,
My home where I had
so many fine dreams...
Ukr. Дубно, Yid. דובנע
This is one of the most trade-full and lively towns in some seasons of the year.
Ukr. Дукля, Yid. דוקלע
All supply of wines for inns and taverns shall take no routes other than those bound for Jaśliska, Dukla, and Rymanów
Pol. Łunna, Bel. Лу́нна, Yid. לונע
The town boasted for its shoemakers, tailors, home-owners, annual-fair days, market days, as well as for its fires.
Pol. Żołudek, Bel. Жалудок, Yid. זשעלודאָק
Zhaludok had three schools with instruction in Yiddish, Hebrew, and Polish, and two synagogues – the old and the new one. I remember Rabbi Sorochkin; there were branches of the Hechalutz and Beitar organisations.