David-Horodok
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The church
A church from which villagers returned after a festive prayer service.
Katowice
City where the 1884 conference took place.
Kishinev
City associated with the major pogrom of spring 1903.
The village
The unnamed village where the children walked and studied.
Kłodzko
Town to which the narrator transported the purchased taxi and parts.
Zgorzelec
Town where the narrator sought assistance concerning Lewkowski’s arrest.
Rosh Pina
A First Aliyah settlement visited or inspected by Wissotzky.
Zikhron Yaakov
A First Aliyah settlement visited or inspected by Wissotzky.
Rubleya
Village where the library existed and was housed in several homes.
Riverbank
Riverbank where the village bathhouse was built.
Roblya
Town associated with Rabbi Yechiel Michal Rabinovich.
Braznits-Dombrovits
Place of origin attributed to Rabbi Shimon Berman.
Rublya
Town where rabbis sought appointments and one rabbi served a community.
Slobodka
Place where Isaac Stolman studied.
Kostopol
Place where Moses Milman served as rabbi.
Brooklyn
Place where Hirshel Stolman lived.
Tulna
Town mentioned in a literary account of emigration to the Land of Israel.
Southern Russia
Region where the two men worked during summers.
Russian cities
Cities visited by boat from Rublia during summers.
the cemetery
A cemetery where printing materials were hidden.
Los Angeles
Shayke Saam's stated place of residence or origin.
Jaffa
Chaim Zhitlovsky planned to lecture in Yiddish in Jaffa.
Sharona
German settlement mentioned in connection with nearby agricultural settlement.
Kastinia
A settlement where one family experienced hardship.
Wadi Musarara
A wadi identified in the land transaction area.
Salama
A village associated with an Arab landowner.
Ayalon Stream
A stream obscured by eucalyptus trees planted by early settlers.
Berl's estate
Estate and neglected orchard associated with Berl.
Surrounding villages
Villages Eli HaCohen visited during the week while tailoring clothing for farmers.
Stolín Ghetto
The ghetto where Shalom Dorcin perished with his family.
David-Horodok village
The narrator returned to her unchanged village after years away.
Dubrovna
Place where the narrator studied at her uncle's home.
Khotomla
A nearby village where the ritual slaughterer Haim Cohen was found and killed.
Forest near the village
A forest where Jewish residents sought refuge and where victims were found.
Afula
Headquarters location of the Settlements Police mentioned in Aharon Sherman's biography.
Nitzanim
Site where Aharon Sherman fell while entering Egyptian-held positions.