David-Horodok
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Homel
Railway destination en route to David-Horodok.
Lakhva–David-Horodok road
Road traveled by cart during the postwar journey.
Small bridge near the former Slobodnik house
Bridge where the traveler left the cart.
Narrator’s Family Home
Family home reportedly blown up by partisans because it served as a German military bakery.
Gottlieb-Mankin House
Building that housed the municipal offices on Lotschnikovskaya Street.
Lotschnikovskaya Street
Street where the municipal offices were located.
Caucasus
Region from which Forman’s daughter and her husband returned.
Kosciuszko Street
Jewish men were ordered to assemble on Kosciuszko Street during the German occupation.
Synagogue grounds
The narrator visited the former synagogue grounds, where the synagogues had been destroyed.
Market
A daily morning market continued after the destruction of the Jewish community.
Olshan mass murder site
The narrator continued toward Olshan to the site of the mass murder.
Raditz
Place where Meir Elijah Kushnir lived after being expelled from his home.
Hagrabla Street
Street visited after returning to David-Horodok.
Mass graves near Olshan
Site where murdered people were buried in four large graves.
Ulshan Street
Street near the Fleischman house where Zeev ben Grona Kunda was murdered.
Fleishman house
House identified as a location near the reported murder.
Catholic church grounds
Grounds where Jews were assembled on 17 Av.
Dubinets forest
Forest where two children were hidden by a gentile.
Market square
Square where the two children died after being returned to town.
Vysotsk forests
Forests where Rabbi Moshele's daughter joined partisans.
Lower Silesia
Region identified as the location of the town where the narrator stayed.
Kielce
City where anti-Jewish disturbances occurred after the narrator returned to Poland.
Wrocław
City the narrator was asked to visit to purchase a passenger car.
Breslau
German name given parenthetically for Wrocław.
Wroclaw
City where the narrator completed duties and purchased a car and supplies.
Lomza
The hometown identified for Abraham Moshe Grinberg.
Between Hinovsk and Olshan
Location of mass graves prepared for Jewish victims.
A small remote village
A village where the fugitives hid for many weeks disguised as fishermen.
Zielona Góra
City where the narrator showed an investigative judge a letter.
Yudovich's house
A location containing the German headquarters sought by Baruch Katzman and his sons.
Zielona Gora
The residence from which the Yibplov couple fled and hid.
Samiahustitsy
Village identified as Levkovsky’s place of origin.
Sosnik tavern
A small tavern belonging to Gedaliah Sosnik.
Mankevich Estate
An estate near Stolin leased by Moshe from a Polish lord.
Rublia
The village whose youths organized a Herzl memorial and followed Jewish affairs.
The fields
Fields stood opposite the synagogue, separated from Jewish homes.