The Visokers of Petakh-Tikva

Table of Contents (?)

Overview
1934 Photo Album
Friedman-Zajac Album
Hoffman Family Album
Minoff Family Album
Jewish Cemeteries
Esther Kaplan Album
Kessler Album
Dorothy Kraus Memoir
A Pre-School Song
1894 Affidavit
New Memorial
A Walk to the Old Shul
A Bibliography
Visokers of Petakh-Tikva
- Overview
- Genealogy
- Political Record
- Zionist Impulse
- Departure
- Petakh-Tikvah
- Israel Visoker
- Isaac Visoker
- Abraham Visoker
- Molly Visoker
- Isaac-Yakov Visoker
- Kopel Visoker
- David Visoker
- Ahuva Visoker
- Moshe Visoker
Artifacts
Rabbis Of Wysokie
Street Mapping
My Ancestral Homes
Old News Articles
Landmanshaft Publications
1928 Voters List
Old Shul Rebuild 2010
1926 Polish Tribute
Roslyn's Photos
Charyton Memoir
Kolner Family Memoir
New Shul Cleanup
HG's Letters from W-L
Tenenbaum Memoir
Lichtshtein Album
Holocaust
Lewis Autobiography
Applicable Rulings
Contributors Only

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The Visokers of Petakh-Tikva

Overview
The Visokers of Petakh-Tikva, Israel originated from Wysokie-Litewskie.

News clippings collected from the Historical Jewish Press website, a cooperative project of the National Library of Israel and Tel-Aviv University, by Eliezer Makovetsky and used by permission. (Click on the links above to see more information about each publication.)

Additional material from the official municipality site for Petach-Tikva.

Compilation and translation of clippings and other material by Hannah Kadmon.

A Recent Visit
Sometime recently, some Wissoker descendents visited Wysokie Litewskie, now Vysokoye, Belarus.

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Page Last Updated: 13-Feb-2023