The Jews of Pinsk, 1506 to 1880

'the Jews Of Pinsk, 1506-1880' Is Part Of A Major Scholarly Project About A Small City In Eastern Europe Where Jews Were A Majority Of The Population From The End Of The 18th Century. Frontmatter -- Contents -- Figures And Maps -- Preface -- Preface -- List Of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- 1. From The Founding Of The Community Until The Union Of Lublin (1506–1569) -- 2. From The Union Of Lublin Until The 1648–1649 Chmielnicki Persecutions (1569–1648) -- 3. From The Chmielnicki Persecutions Of 1648–1649 Until The Peace Of Andruszow -- 4. From The Peace Of Andruszow Until The Conquest Of Pinsk By The Swedes (1667–1706) -- 5. From The Conquest Of Pinsk By The Swedes Until The Second Partition Of Poland (1706–1793) -- 6. From The Russian Annexation Of Pinsk Until Tsar Alexander Iii And The Bilu Movement (1793–1880) -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index Mordechai Nadav ; Edited By Mark Jay Mirsky And Moshe Rosman ; Translated By Moshe Rosman And Faigie Tropper. Translation Of: Toledot ḳehilat Pinsḳ Ḳarlin; Originally Published: Jerusalem : Association Of The Jews Of Pinsk In Israel, 1973. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [585]-594) And Index. English