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Ha-Tsefirah

הצפירה

A Hebrew newspaper read aloud to Gatlober.

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Old cemetery

אַלטן ביתיעולם

Cemetery containing Rabbi Lipele’s ohel.

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Haim Hertz family

דער פאַמיליע

The family accompanying Haim Hertz to the dacha community.

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the doctor

דער דאָקטאָר

A doctor who examined a chicken and found no visible abnormality.

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laboratory

אַ לאַבאָראַטאָריע

A laboratory designated for examining the chicken.

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The narrator's father

מיין פאָטער

The narrator's father died nine days before Rabbi Lipele.

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Dr. Zilberberg

דר. זילבערבערג

Dr. Zilberberg was Rabbi Lipele’s friend and house doctor.

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Rabbi Chaim Hertz

הרב חיים הערץ

He arranged for someone to remain beside Rabbi Lipele until death.

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Choir synagogue

כאָר-שול

A synagogue where he prayed early on Yom Kippur.

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Volkovsky

װאָלקאָווסקי

He placed 100 rubles in Rabbi Lipele's cigar box.

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Rabbi Babli

בבלי

A learned bookkeeper associated with Rabbi Lipele.

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Chaim

חיים

Khazanovich’s regular carriage driver.

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Yeshiva Lane

ישיבה געסל

A lane where Khazanovich directed Chaim to go.

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Yosef Khazanovich

דר. יוסף כאַזאַנאַװויטש

A doctor who spoke with the narrator and examined a mute girl.

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Rebeka

רבקה

A mute girl addressed by the doctor.

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Basel

באַזעל

The location of the Zionist Congresses mentioned in the passage.

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Second Zionist Congress

1898

A Zionist Congress identified with the year 1898.

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Herzl

הערצל

A prominent Jewish figure whom the travelers expected to see.

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Chaim

חיים

Chaim drove the narrator by carriage toward the railway station.

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Dr. Herzl

דר. הערצל

Dr. Herzl was expected to stay at a hotel in Basel.

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Rhine

רהיין

A river viewed from a hotel room in Basel.

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Zionist Congresses in Basel

ציוניסטישע קאָנגרעסן

Khazanovich refers to Basel and its Zionist congresses.

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Pilvishok

פּילװוישאָק

A town described as having a pure Jewish population.

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Khazanovich

כאַזאַנאָוויטש

A doctor and participant in a journey to the Zionist Congress.

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Litman

ליטמאַן

Narrator addressed by Khazanovich during the journey.

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Zionist Congress

ציוניסטישער קאַנגרעס

A Zionist Congress was scheduled to open at the Casino palace.

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Professor Mandelstam

פּראַפעסאָר מאַנדעלשטאַם

A professor encountered and greeted during the journey.

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Zangwill

זאַנגװיל

A prominent person encountered and greeted during the journey.

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Max Nordau

מאַקס נאַרדױ

A prominent person encountered and greeted during the journey.

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Basel railway station

באַזעלער װאָקזאַל

The travelers approached the station on foot while awaiting Herzl.

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Litman

ליטמאַן

A person addressed by Khazanovich in the narrative.

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Zionist Organization

ציוניסטישער אָרגאַניזאַציע

An organization that notified Khazanovich of his election as a delegate.

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Chaya Rachel Horodish

חיה רחל האָראָדישץ

A woman asked to inspect and repair Khazanovich's clothing before the congress.

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Rabbi Shmuel Mohilever

רבי שמואל מאָהליווער

A rabbi whose grave Khazanovich visited before departing for the congress.

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Rabbi Shmuel Mohilever's grave

רבי שמואל מאָהליווער'ס קבר

A grave visited by Khazanovich before departure for Basel.

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Hotel Braunschweig

האָטעל ברוינשווייג

A Jewish restaurant visited by the narrator and Khazanovich.

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