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Dnieper banks

דניעפר ברעגעס

River banks from which goods returned toward Palesia.

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Arli

ארלי

A nearby village where a Jewish family was murdered.

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Market of David-Horodok

מארק

The town market, formerly occupied by butcher stalls and later standing near a church.

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Lakhve

לאכווע

A place to which cart owners transported hides and meat, and associated with a cart-owner group.

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Grodno Governorate

גראדנער גובערנע

The administrative region identified as Adler's origin area.

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The market

מארק

A market area near Kaplinski’s pharmacy.

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The monastery

קלויסטער

A monastery surrounded by a masonry fence.

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David-Horodok bathhouse

דאוויד-האראדאקער באד

A distinctive bathhouse had a long red-brick building with tall narrow windows.

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Half-Foot Market

האלב פוסטן מארק

Drivers’ laughter breaks the silence in the Half-Foot Market.

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Bathhouse in David-Horodok

די באד-געביידע אין דאוויד-האראדאק

A Yiddish title for the bathhouse in David-Horodok.

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Shmeis Bath

שמייס באד

A bathhouse also called Shvits-Bad, described as extremely hot and steamy.

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Shvits-Bad

שוויץ-באד

An alternate name for the Shmeis Bath.

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Mikveh

מקוה

A ritual bath visited by Jews after the sweat bath.

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Sweat bath

שוויץ-באד

A bathhouse where Moshe-Mordechai-Zelik and Meir-Hershl bathed.

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The streets

גאסן

Streets filled with Sabbath preparations and children.

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Mitzrayim Lane

מצרים-געסל

Mitzrayim Lane is described as threatened by the river.

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Marketplace

דער מארק

A marketplace near Gitl Yona’s house, visited by Horodok Jews.

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Egypt Street

מצרים-גאס

Street locally known as Egypt Street, where houses were partly sunken underground.

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Kashivka

קאשיווקע

Town in Volhynia and birthplace area of R. Samuel Halevi.

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Nesvizh

נעסוויזש

Known Hasidic center referenced through R. Mordecai and regional geography.

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Kazhan-Horodok

קאז'אנהאראדאק

Town listed within the Horodaker Hasidim’s regional sphere.

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Kobrin

קאברין

Town west of Pinsk in a comparison with the Lebeshayer Hasidim.

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Horodok cemetery

האראדאקער בית-עולם

The cemetery where a shared tent stood over three graves.

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Luninec

לונינעץ

A neighboring town where Aaron settled as a rabbi.

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Kloyz building

קלויז הייזקעלע

A small building on the synagogue courtyard where Isaac Leib Zager lived.

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Kashiwke

קאשיווקע

A town associated with Samuel, Michael, and Samuel’s descendant.

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M. Rapafart’s parents’ home

עלטערן-הויז

Home in David-Horodok that became a meeting point for local Jews.

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Russian border

רוסישן גרענעץ

Border toward which families fled before being prevented from crossing.

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Courtyard of the Catholic Monastery

הויף פון קאטוילישן קלויסטער

A courtyard where Jewish men and children were assembled before deportation.

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Berezhnaie

בערעזשנאיע

A village through which Itshe traveled on the way to Stalin.

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Stalin

סטאלין

A town where Itshe stayed in a ghetto before his death.

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Stalin Ghetto

געטא

A ghetto where Itshe remained for one year before being killed.

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Alshaner Bridge

אלשאנער בריק

Bridge where several expelled women were murdered.

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Visotsker Ghetto

וויסאצקער

Ghetto where some expelled people arrived and were liquidated.

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Western Poland

מערב-פוילן

Origin of Jewish refugees who found homes in David-Horodok.

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Kashchial courtyard

הויף פון קאשציאל

Courtyard where Jewish men were assembled.

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