David-Horodok
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Dnieper banks
River banks from which goods returned toward Palesia.
Arli
A nearby village where a Jewish family was murdered.
Market of David-Horodok
The town market, formerly occupied by butcher stalls and later standing near a church.
Lakhve
A place to which cart owners transported hides and meat, and associated with a cart-owner group.
Grodno Governorate
The administrative region identified as Adler's origin area.
The market
A market area near Kaplinski’s pharmacy.
The monastery
A monastery surrounded by a masonry fence.
David-Horodok bathhouse
A distinctive bathhouse had a long red-brick building with tall narrow windows.
Half-Foot Market
Drivers’ laughter breaks the silence in the Half-Foot Market.
Bathhouse in David-Horodok
A Yiddish title for the bathhouse in David-Horodok.
Shmeis Bath
A bathhouse also called Shvits-Bad, described as extremely hot and steamy.
Shvits-Bad
An alternate name for the Shmeis Bath.
Mikveh
A ritual bath visited by Jews after the sweat bath.
Sweat bath
A bathhouse where Moshe-Mordechai-Zelik and Meir-Hershl bathed.
The streets
Streets filled with Sabbath preparations and children.
Mitzrayim Lane
Mitzrayim Lane is described as threatened by the river.
Marketplace
A marketplace near Gitl Yona’s house, visited by Horodok Jews.
Egypt Street
Street locally known as Egypt Street, where houses were partly sunken underground.
Kashivka
Town in Volhynia and birthplace area of R. Samuel Halevi.
Nesvizh
Known Hasidic center referenced through R. Mordecai and regional geography.
Kazhan-Horodok
Town listed within the Horodaker Hasidim’s regional sphere.
Kobrin
Town west of Pinsk in a comparison with the Lebeshayer Hasidim.
Horodok cemetery
The cemetery where a shared tent stood over three graves.
Luninec
A neighboring town where Aaron settled as a rabbi.
Kloyz building
A small building on the synagogue courtyard where Isaac Leib Zager lived.
Kashiwke
A town associated with Samuel, Michael, and Samuel’s descendant.
M. Rapafart’s parents’ home
Home in David-Horodok that became a meeting point for local Jews.
Russian border
Border toward which families fled before being prevented from crossing.
Courtyard of the Catholic Monastery
A courtyard where Jewish men and children were assembled before deportation.
Berezhnaie
A village through which Itshe traveled on the way to Stalin.
Stalin
A town where Itshe stayed in a ghetto before his death.
Stalin Ghetto
A ghetto where Itshe remained for one year before being killed.
Alshaner Bridge
Bridge where several expelled women were murdered.
Visotsker Ghetto
Ghetto where some expelled people arrived and were liquidated.
Western Poland
Origin of Jewish refugees who found homes in David-Horodok.
Kashchial courtyard
Courtyard where Jewish men were assembled.