David-Horodok
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Turev
Town named as one endpoint of the Polish-Soviet border.
Concentration camps
Destination toward which disarmed Balakhowicz troops traveled.
Dabryn
The location of a training kibbutz established in 1925.
School Hall
Filled with attendees during Bible lectures.
the mountain
A mountain where part of the town and an Orthodox monastery burned.
Main street
The town’s main street, which the council paved.
Haryn River
A river whose water repeatedly washed away parts of the old cemetery.
German-Polish border
Hitlerist military forces crossed the German-Polish border before attacking Poland.
Western countries
Western countries held talks with the Soviet Union before the war.
Hrodna
A city mentioned among places reached during the invasion.
Soviet-Polish border
Polish military units stood at the border before withdrawing.
Western Ukraine
A region described as liberated by the Red Army.
NKGB office building
The building housed NKGB offices and inspired fear among residents.
Soviet camps
Camps where five named political detainees died.
Mikashevichy
A nearby place reportedly already occupied by Germans.
Market opposite the Catholic church
Meeting place where Jewish men were ordered to assemble for work.
Khinavsk
Village seven kilometers from David-Horodok where prepared pits were located.
Bridge
A bridge where disguised men were identified and attacked.
Town electrical station
Electrical station in David-Horodok reportedly blown up by partisans.
Kaidanov
Town mentioned for its rabbi and associated figures.
Harin River
A river flowing through the middle of David-Horodok and remembered by residents.
Alshaner Street
A named street in David-Horodok.
Alpiner Street
A named street in David-Horodok.
Velemitzer Street
A named street in David-Horodok.
Synagogue Courtyard
A named local place listed among David-Horodok landmarks.
Pacific Ocean
A distant geographic setting mentioned in the passage.
Atlantic Ocean
A distant geographic setting mentioned in the passage.
Chipovskes Lane
A lane in David-Horodok mentioned along a youth walking route.
Monastery Mountain
A mountain area mentioned as part of a walking route.
Khuvarsky Windmill
A windmill reached by a road mentioned in a walking route.
Kuzhnies
Smithies mentioned as a location along a walking route.
Yudavitch's Brickyard
Brickyard on the Alpine route producing bricks with Russian lettering.
Alpine Mill
Picturesque water mill known as the Alpine Mill.
Kremenchug
City where the Bregmans built warehouses.
Yekaterinaslav
City where the Bregmans built warehouses.
Great Russia
Destination region for products transported by the Bregmans.