Tulchin

Tulchin - XXVI-7

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Sources on Jewish communities in this section:

Тульчин Tul'chyn [Ukr], Tul'chin [Rus], Tultchin [Yid], Tulczyn [Pol], Tulcin [Rom], Tulciîn, Tultschin, Tultschyn, Toultchyn, Tułčyn

Брацлав Bratslav [Rus, Ukr], Broslev [Yid], Bracław [Pol], Bratzlav, Bratslaw, Brazlaw, Braclav

Вапнярка Vapnyarka [Rus, Ukr], Vapniarca [Rom], Wapniarka [Pol], Vapniarka, Wapnjarka

Горышковка Horyshkivka [Ukr], Goryshkovka [Rus], Charishkifka [Yid], Horyszkówka [Pol], Horishkofke, Goryachkovka

Печора Pechora [Rus], Potchera [Yid], Pechera [Ukr], Peciora [Rom], Peczara [Pol], Petschara, Pechara, Pecera, Pecora

Шпиков Shpikov [Rus, Yid], Shpykiv [Ukr], Szpików [Pol], Shpikev, Spikov, Špykiv

Комаргород Komarhorod [Ukr], Komargorod [Rus], Komeirid [Yid], Komargród [Pol], Komar-Gorod

Марковка Markivka [Ukr, Yid], Markovka [Rus], Markówka [Pol]

Княжеполь Radyans'ke [Ukr], Kniazhe [Rus, until 1929], Radyanskoye [Rus, since 1929], Kniazha [Yid], Kniazhe-Timanovka, Kniaże,

Kniażpol, Kniazhpol, Knyaschewo

Ладыжин Ladyzhin [Rus], Ladyzhyn [Ukr], Ładyżyn [Pol], Lodyzhin

Тростянец Trostianets' [Ukr], Trostyanets [Rus], Trostinits [Yid], Trościaniec [Pol], Trostjanec', Trostjanez

Верховка Verkhivka [Ukr], Verkhovka [Rus], Verchovka [Yid], Verhovca [Rom], Verhovka, Varchofki, Werchowka

Томашполь Tomashpol' [Rus], Tomashpil' [Ukr], Tomashpol [Yid], Tomaszpol [Pol], Tomashpolye

Княже Radyans'ke [Ukr], Kniazhe [Rus, until 1929], Radyanskoye [Rus, since 1929], Kniazha [Yid], Kniazhe-Timanovka, Kniaże, Kniażpol,

Kniazhpol, Knyaschewo

Ободовка Obodivka [Ukr], Obodovka [Rus, Yid], Obodówka [Pol], Hobodovka, Obodovka Novaya, Nova Obodivka