A City and the Dead; Zablotow Alive and Destroyed Memorial Book of Zabolotov, Ukraine This is a translation from: Ir u-metim; Zablotow ha-melea ve-ha-hareva A City and the Dead; Zablotow Alive and Destroyed Published in Tel Aviv by the Former Residents of Zablotow in Israel and the USA 1949 (in Hebrew and Yiddish), 218 pages May this English translation of the memorial book, A City and the Dead; Zablotow Alive and Destroyed serve as a fitting memory to this destroyed Jewish community of the Ukraine. There is nothing left of the community except these memories of this once-vibrant community. The first-hand accounts contained in this book of the rich heritage and final destruction of the town's Jewish residents shall be not lost. This book will be of value to the descendants of the town's Jews as well as researchers. Zabolotiv, Ukraine: 48 28' N, 25 17' E 12 miles ESE of Kolomyya, 13 miles W of Snyatyn. Alternate names for the town are: Zabolotiv [Ukrainian], Zablotów [Polish], Zablutov [Yiddish], Zabolotov [Russian], Zablatov, Zablotov, Zablotuv, Zabolotyiv Nearby Jewish Communities: Demiche 1 miles E Dzhurov 5 miles SSE Rozhniv 7 miles SSW Banyliv 8 miles SSE Hvizdets 8 miles N Knyazhe 9 miles ESE Miliye 9 miles S Vilyavche 10 miles SSE Dzhurkov 12 miles NNW Vashkivtsi 12 miles ESE Kolomyya 12 miles WNW Snyatyn 13 miles E Kosiv 13 miles SW Pystan 13 miles WSW Moskalivka 14 miles SW Kuty 16 miles SSW Vyzhnytsya 16 miles SSW Yaseniv-Pilnyy 16 miles NE Chernyatyn 16 miles NNE Yabluniv 16 miles WSW Chortovets 16 miles N Nyzhni Stanivitzi 17 miles SE Obertyn 17 miles NNW Horodenka 17 miles NE Nepolokivtsi 17 miles ESE V yzhenka 18 miles SSW Pechenizhyn 19 miles W Davydivtsi 19 miles E Kostintsy 19 miles SE Berehomet 20 miles