David-Horodok
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Feigela killed in the forest
Feigela was taken into the forest and trampled by non-Jews using bicycles.
Partisan service
The narrator joined the partisans, first serving medically and later in intelligence.
Partisan intelligence service
The narrator gathered intelligence about German troops, weapons, and headquarters in villages.
Airfield support operations
Soviet liaison aircraft evacuated wounded partisans and delivered weapons and supplies.
Capture of Amiltchino
The narrator’s group captured Amiltchino during a raid.
Escape from Amiltchino
The narrator and companions escaped Amiltchino as German forces entered.
Return to the partisan group
After ten days of wandering, the narrator reached 'our people'; they are not explicitly identified as partisans.
Battle near Brody
Major battle near Brody in which many of the narrator's people and Jews from Dombrovitsa fell.
Chief nurse service with the Red Army
The narrator served one week as chief nurse for wounded and typhus patients transferred to the rear.
Employment in Serny
The narrator worked as a clerk for the local garrison commander in Serny.
NKVD employment offer
The NKVD offered the narrator work, but she initially refused.
Arrest while selling paper
The narrator was arrested and jailed after selling paper to cover travel expenses; the arrest location is unspecified.
Partisan destruction of bridges and railways
Partisan units destroyed bridges and railways to hinder the German retreat.
Hochman’s service in a Polish partisan unit
Hochman served in the Kostiushko Polish partisan unit; Moshe Satanovsky was identified as the unit commander, not an employer.
Postwar service in Rovno
The narrator was sent to Rovno for service after the war.
Postwar visit to David-Horodok
M. Kravtsuk traveled from Moscow through Homel and Lakhva to David-Horodok after the Holocaust.
Mass killing near Olshan
A convoy of Jewish men was annihilated near Olshan during the German occupation.
Ghetto established in David-Horodok
A ghetto was established in the town around the Boloto area, and the women were placed there.
Mass murder and burial near Olshan
Murdered people were buried in four large graves; wolves later exposed remains.
Noah ben Betzalel Yudovich returned to Horodok
Noah returned to Horodok on crutches and received material and medical assistance.
Zeev Shalom Lachovsky and Moshe ben Israel Reznik returned
Zeev Shalom Lachovsky and Moshe ben Israel Reznik later returned to Horodok.
Assembly and transfer of Jews
On 17 Av, Jews were assembled at the Catholic church grounds and transferred to Chunoysk.
Murder of Reuven Kluzhni
Reuven Kluzhni was murdered in the outhouse of the gentile Markovitz.
Murder of Baruch-Yosef Katzman and his sons
Baruch-Yosef Katzman and his two sons were murdered in their rooms by Dimitri Pozhik.
Death of Aaron Solomiansky
Aaron Solomiansky was thrown into the Horyn River and recovered lifeless.
Execution of Shimcha Mishlov
Shimcha Mishlov was executed on Garbala Street.
Boris Seraheiko sent to Siberia
Boris Seraheiko was arrested and sent to Siberia.
Death of Rabbi Moshe Ginzberg
Rabbi Moshe Ginzberg died during liquidation of the women's ghetto.
Murder of Yitzhak
Yitzhak, son of Berl Shmitz, was recognized and murdered.
Killing of Rabbi Moshele's daughter
Rabbi Moshele's daughter joined partisans in the Vysotsk forests and was killed.
Killing of Shmuel Katzman and his sister
Shmuel Katzman and his sister were captured and dismembered in Orly forest.
Murder of Nishka Karzhner
Nishka Karzhner and three other women were murdered in a barn.
Murder of Leah Kluzhni
Leah Kluzhni was murdered by non-Jews on a bridge.
Meir Tzvi Korman leaves Horodok
Meir Tzvi Korman left Horodok because of hostile treatment.
Repatriation to Poland
Polish citizens returned to Poland from the Soviet Union.
Kielce disturbances
Anti-Jewish disturbances occurred in Kielce after the narrator returned to Poland.