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Yosil serves as rabbi in Rubeliah
Yosil served as rabbi in Rubeliah for many years.
Isaac Stolman serves as rabbi in Detroit
Isaac Stolman is described as currently serving as rabbi in Detroit.
Isaac Stolman studies in Slobodka
Isaac Stolman studied in Slobodka while receiving regular support from his father.
Moses Milman serves as rabbi in Kostopol
Moses Milman served as rabbi in Kostopol.
Meir Moshe’s migration to the Land of Israel
Meir Moshe the Scribe traveled with his wife Hinda Rivka to the Land of Israel.
Regional HeHalutz gathering
A regional HeHalutz gathering took place during Passover 1925, with about one hundred pioneers from Stolin, Horodok, and the surrounding area discussing training and immigration.
Death of Shimon Berman
Shimon Berman's death left Sarah Leah widowed and caring for young children.
Emigration of Bnei Korah members
Most members emigrated overseas, initially men and later their families, to the United States and Canada.
Shayke Saam visits Israel
Shayke Saam visited Israel as a wealthy tourist in the month of Elul, 5712.
Shayke Saam arrives in Canada
Shayke arrived in Canada in 1922 and received a welcome from Aharke Plotnitsky.
Secret youth assembly
Jewish village youth gathered secretly to hear a revolutionary agitator.
Baruch Kaplan emigrates to Canada
Baruch Kaplan emigrated to Canada, later returned, and then went back to the New World.
Berl Kaplan is arrested and tried
Police captured Berl during revolutionary activity and brought him to trial.
Berl Kaplan is sentenced to Siberia
After trial, Berl was sentenced to be sent to Siberia.
Fifteen families immigrate from Canada
Fifteen families came from Canada to the Land of Israel at the end of 1921, led by Berl.
Ir Ganim company is founded
Organizers founded Ir Ganim to purchase land for agricultural settlement.
Land purchase completed
Negotiations for purchasing land near Wadi Musarara were completed in 1921 under the Mandate.
Canadian pioneers arrive
At the end of 1921, new immigrants and pioneers from Canada arrived, led by Berl; eight of fifteen families remained for settlement.
Nine families establish settlement
Nine families became the first settlers in the area now occupied by Ramat Gan.
Settlement and tree planting
Settlers moved into new cabins during Hanukkah 1921; separately, landholders and Canadian settlers planted 5,000 saplings on Tu BiShvat.
Formation of the settlement committee
A committee was selected to manage settlers’ affairs, with Berl Kaplan as its first head.
Revolutionary exiled to Siberia
An unnamed revolutionary from the Polesia marshes was exiled to Siberia.
Revolutionary immigrated to the Land of Israel
An unnamed revolutionary immigrated from Canada to the Land of Israel.
Eli HaCohen worked as a traveling tailor
Eli HaCohen traveled among surrounding villages, sewing clothing for farmers.
Moshe Lapkin’s murder
Moshe Lapkin was murdered on Simchat Torah by the Balchovites.
Journey from Odessa to the Land of Israel
The travelers walked to Odessa and sailed toward the Land of Israel without railway or ship-ticket funds.
Persecution and deaths in the Stolin ghetto
The unnamed couple and the Jewish community perished in the Stolin ghetto.
Michael's survival
Michael hid and survived, later being among the partisans.
Shalom Dorcin perished in Stolín Ghetto
Shalom Dorcin perished with his family in Stolín Ghetto.
Murder of Aharon Hershel
Aharon Hershel was murdered during Simchat Torah in a synagogue vestibule.
Sonia Lifshitz perished with his family
Sonia Lifshitz remained in the village and perished with his large family.
Father studied at Karlin in Bokoyisk
The narrator's father studied in Bokoyisk at Karlin.
Chaim-Baruch taught the narrator
Chaim-Baruch was the narrator's teacher during Hebrew study.
Birth of Ada
Ada was born on Passover before the seder.
Ada studies in Dubrovna
The unnamed narrator traveled to Dubrovna to study at her uncle's home.
Murder of Mandel Nosentshuk
Mandel Nosentshuk was killed during the Balkhovtsy raid.