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Borough of Manhattan in New York Verizon White Pages Business & Residential listings (listings are done alphabetically by name) for 2001-2002 for area codes 212, 646, and 917. English language edition with sprinkling of Spanish.Includes: separate section of Government listings; Emergency Numbers (in English & Spanish); Customer Guide; Residential Telephone Number Listings section (alphabetically by name); Business Telephone numbers section (alphabetically by name); Half-page full cover illustration of the American Flag by Peter Max. Vivid reflection of life in Manhattan, NYC before Sept. 11, 2001.

Manhattan (New York, New York) Telephone Business Directory for 2001-2002, for area codes 212, 646, and 917.This particular telephone directory is unique in that it offers a fascinating perspective on life in the Borough of Manhattan in NYC before Sept. 11, 2001.Includes: a map of Manhattan in color, Map Index, a color road map of NYC, nearby New Jersey & Long Island; Emergency Numbers; Internet Guide; U.S. & Canada Time Zone & Area Code Map; Manhattan Zip Codes; Heading Index; Recycling Days; Yellow Pages [business listings] (alphabetical by category/heading); multiple advertisements; NYC attractions; Seating Guide for select theaters & locations; Half-page Cover Illustration - full color art by Peter Max of the Statue of Liberty

Bilingual Edition: basically equally divided into Yiddish & Hebrew sections with 11 photographs.Transcribed Yiddish title: "A Vilner Maidel In Nazishe Negel".Transcribed Hebrew title: "Na'ara M'Vilna B'Miltaot HaNatzim". The memoirs of Holocaust survivor Sima Skurkowitz, originally from Vilna (now the capital of LIthuania but part of Poland during the two world wars) of her childhood, life in the Vilna Ghetto, then to multiple Estonian concentration camps (Vaivara, Vivikona, Narva, Kiviliah, Azari, Goldpiltz), then to Shtuthof concentration camp, then as a slave laborer in Oxentzal near Hamburg, Germany, then to Bergen-Belsen where she was liberated. She also describes life after the liberation & emigration to Israel.Her husband's experiences in the Lithuanian Division of the Red Army are also noted. In addition, she writes about British Chaplain Leslie Hardman who helped the Bergen-Belsen inmates upon liberation and about her friend, Lazar Ran.