David-Horodok
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Wadi Rushmia
Place near Haifa where Arie Shostakovsky died in an explosion.
Sha'ar HaGai
Place where Pasia Lev fell in a Jerusalem convoy.
Cyprus
Place where Zeev Lachovsky stayed for two years before immigrating.
Sajera
Battle site where Zeev Lachovsky fell.
Refugee camps in Germany
Intermediate camps on the route from Siberia to Israel.
Yavne
A place identified as north of the kibbutz.
Ashdod
A place identified as south of the kibbutz.
Sodom
A place where Tzvi later fell as a sapper.
Leningrad
City where Tzvi lived during the siege and studied construction engineering.
Camps in Germany
Location where Tzvi’s family was still living in camps.
Hill 69
The site of Isser Barsky's fatal battle.
Austria
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Bulgaria
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Belgium
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Bukovina
Region listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Serbia
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Denmark
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Hungary
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Netherlands
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Yugoslavia
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Greece
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Norway
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Czechoslovakia
Country listed among European lands where Jewish victims were killed.
Pripyat River
River into which the Horyn River flows.
Region east of the Horyn and Pripyat rivers
Region devastated by Tatars in 1240; inhabitants fled across the rivers.
Hill beside the river
Hill described as an artificially raised Tatar fortress site.
Ludmir (Vladimir-Volynsky)
Ludmir is mentioned in a territorial transfer.
Rohachev
Rohachev is listed among territories transferred to Bona Sforza.
Nobel
Nobel is mentioned in a communication route connecting regional towns.
David-Horodok market and shops
Market and shops described as standing on the site of a former Orthodox cemetery.
Former Orthodox cemetery
Former Orthodox cemetery located at the site of the market and shops.
David-Horodok Market
The market where the monastery was built.
Surrounding forests
The population hid in nearby forests for three months.
Alpin
Alpin was a nearby village whose Christians were described as an exception.
Danzig
A destination reached by boat crews from David-Horodok.
Tsarist Russia
The political regime under which the group held the status of Mieshchanes.