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Shmuel Finkel

שמואל פינקל

Former textile manufacturer who died shortly after returning from Minsk.

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Finkel's son Tsybulkyn

ציבולקין

Son of Shmuel Finkel, named in the account.

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Payen Bank

דער פּייען-באַנק

Bank formerly chaired by Finkel's son.

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Haber Kuritsky

האַבער קוריצקי

A person identified as Gottlieb's son-in-law.

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Unidentified young man

אַ דרייסטער יונגערמאַן

Young man who broke windows and delivered a speech during the fire.

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Nadjetchne Street

נאַדזשעטשנע גאַס

Street where Red Army troops were positioned during the violence.

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Rinek Koshtchushki

רינעק קאָשטשושקי

Place listed among locations affected by arson.

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M. Katzenelson

דר. מ, קאַצענעלסאַן

M. Katzenelson was named among the Jewish council members.

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Goldberg

גאָלדבערג

Goldberg was named among the Jewish council members.

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Limman

לימאַן פון סלאַנים

A person identified as Limman from Slonim was named among the council members.

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Tzvi Pesach Khmelnik

צבי AYN‏ פסח כמעלניצקי

Tzvi Pesach Khmelnik was listed among the Jewish council members.

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Pietrashe

פּיעטראַשע

Site approximately two kilometers behind the city where Jews were reportedly shot.

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Pzhayazd Street

פּזשעיאַזד

Street closed during the July 1941 action.

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Zhidovske Street

זשידאָווסקע

Street closed during the July 1941 action.

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Bronske Street

בראָנסקע

Street closed during the July 1941 action.

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Schaumska Street 60

שאַווסקא גאַס נומער 60

Address where detained men were taken for selection.

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Aharon Murkes

אהרן מורקעס

Teacher and leader associated with Druskin's Gymnasium.

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Berl Zabludovski

בערל זאַבלו" דאָווסקי

Named among victims of the massacre.

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Black Sabbath

שװואַרצן שבת

A Friday described as the Black Sabbath during the decree’s introduction.

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Concentration camp

קאַנצענטראַציע

The poem asks whether the beloved may be working in a concentration camp.

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Piaskes neighborhood

פּיאַסקעס

A former densely Jewish area including Piaskes and surrounding streets was targeted.

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Khanaikes neighborhood

כאַנאיקעס

Khanaikes was among the surrounding areas of former Jewish life.

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Bialostocka Street

ביאַליסטאָטשאנסקא

A street included within the ghetto area.

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Kolkhoyzn

קאָלכאָזן

A residential area whose inhabitants were deported from the ghetto.

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M. Khmielnik

מ. כמיעלניק

A Poalei Zion party leader and administrator of Jewish Council social assistance.

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Linat Tzedek

לינת הצדק

Organization identified as founded by Joshua Heshel Klementinovski.

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Goldberg

גאָלדבערג

Young national communal activist among invited participants.

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Shmuel Funionski

שמואל פוניאַנסקי

Former vice-chairman among invited Jewish community leaders.

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Lifshitz

ליפשיץ

Named among other invited participants.

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Jewish community organization

קהילה

Community organization in which Rosenman's colleagues worked.

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Justice administration

יוסטיץ

A justice system organized by the Jewish Council.

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Palace building

פּאַלאַץ

The main command and order service occupied rooms in this building.

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Engineer Salit

אינזש. סאַליט

Engineer Salit supervised guards protecting the gardens.

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Warszawer Street

ואַרשעװוער גאָס

The Jewish hospital was transferred from this street.

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Yuravtser Street 7

יוראַווצער נומער 7

Address of an infectious-disease hospital.

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Province towns

חרוב'ע פּראָוינץ שטעטלעך

Some children were sent from devastated provincial towns.

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