Ol'viopol - XXVII-9
- Year: Unknown
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Ol'viopol - XXVII-9
- Year: 1899
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Ol'viopol - XXVII-9 (transliterated)
- Year: 1917
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Ol'viopol - XXVII-9 (colored)
- Year: 1924
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Sources on communities in the JewishGen communities database in this section:
Ольвиополь Pervomays'k [Ukr], Pervomaisk, Pervomajsk, Perwomaisk, Ol'viopol' [Rus, before 1920], Olwiopol, Bogopol, Bohupol
Brockhaus-Efron Jewish Encyclopedia Olviopol is a districtless town in Kherson province, Elisavetgrad district. In 1799, when Olviopol was
a district town in Novorossiysk Province, there were: 30 Christians merchants, 1 Jewish; 301 Christians burghers, 111 Jews. In 1828 O. was
enlisted to the department of military settlements, and at that time the Jews were restricted in living here; in 1847 in O. there was no
"Jewish society". According to the census of 1897 the population was 6,884 including 1,482 Jews.
Кривое Озеро Kryve Ozero [Ukr], Krivoye Ozero [Rus], Krivazer [Yid], Crivoje-Ozero [Rom], Krzywe-Jezioro [Pol], Krivoe Ozero,
Krywe Osero
Голта Holta [Ukr], Golta [Rus], Halta [Yid], Gołta [Pol]
Brockhaus-Efron Jewish Encyclopedia
Кинецьполь Kinets'pil' [Ukr], Konetspol' [Rus], Parnivka [Yid], Koniecpol Nowy [Pol], Konezpol, Kinec'pil'
Юзефполь Yosypivka [Ukr], Iosipovka [Rus, since 1944], Yuzefpol [Rus, Yid], Józefpol [Pol], Josypivka, Yosipovka,
Ludvinka, Ludwinka, Lidvinka, Lyudvinka
Богачевка Bahachivka [Ukr], Bogachëvka [Rus], Bohaczówka [Pol]
Голосков Holoskove [Ukr], Goloskov [Rus], Holoskov [Yid], Hołosków [Pol], Goloskowo, Goloskovo, Oleskov
Голованевск Holovanivs'k [Ukr], Golovanevsk [Rus], Holovenevsk [Yid], Hołowaniewskie [Pol], Golvanevsk
Brockhaus-Efron Jewish Encyclopedia
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Locations of Jewish life in this section from the Gazetteer of the Pale
Мигия - Myhiia
Лысая гора - Lysaya Gora
Велика Мьчетна - Velika Mechetna
Пушково - Pushkovo
Секретарка - Secretarka
Мала Мьчетна - Mala Mechetna
Кумары - Kumari
Красногорка - Krasnogorka
Межеричка - Mezherichka
Тридубы - Triduby
