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` A distraught father tends to family members killed during a pogrom in Russia, c. 1917
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Colorado, he and his wife, Marci, settled in the Los Angeles area.
Their four adult children live in or around Los Angeles. Mr.
Bookbinder manages computing and telecommunications for
UCLA Healthcare and is an instructor of mathematics and statistics
at the University of Phoenix.
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| List of inhabitants for the town of Dubno, 1850. Entry #3 is for Berko Bukhbinder (17861848), son of Shlomo. Also shown are Berkos son
` Abram Itsko (born 1823), married to Khava-Serla (born 1826), and their daughter, Ester (born 1848); and Berkos second son, Shimon (18321837).
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THE PALE OF JEWISH SETTLEMENT
with 1897 Population Data
ViceRegency;
Jewish Population;
Jews as Percentage
of Total Population
Belorussia
724,500
13.6%
Bessarabia (1873)
Grodno (1801)
280,000
Kovno (1842)
212,700
Vilna (17951797, 1802)
204,700
Ekaterinoslav (1802)
101,100
Bessarabia
228,500
11.8%
Lithuania
697,400
14.7%
New Russia
501,800
8.0%
Kherson (1803)
339,000
Taurida (1802)
60,800
Chernigov (1796)
114,500
Kiev (17081781, 1796)
433,700
Ukraine
1,425,500
9.7%
Podolia (1796)
370,600
Poltava (1802)
110,900
Volhynia (1796)
395,800
Editors Note: The foregoing article was adapted from an article that originally appeared in Roots-Key, vol. 16, no. 2 (Summer 1996): pp. 1112.
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