David-Horodok
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Sand hill behind the town on the Alshan road
A freshly dug pit stood three kilometers behind the town on the Alshan road.
The barracks
Barracks to which women and children were escorted.
Balata
Small, dirty quarter where the ghetto was enclosed.
Alshan Hill
Hill where women and children were taken and shot.
David-Horodok ghetto
Ghetto established after Jewish residents returned to David-Horodok.
Church mountain
A landmark called Church Mountain in David-Horodok.
Brothers’ grave
A grave where remains of victims were found.
Munich
City named among destinations to which people traveled.
London
City named among destinations to which people traveled.
Paris
City named among destinations to which people traveled.
Raditch
Meir Elyahu Kushnir lived in Raditch before being expelled from his house.
Greblie Street
Street where Simcha Mishalov was murdered.
Haradok
Town from which Jewish women were expelled.
Kaplitse
Place where Golde-Rachel hid and was killed.
Arlier forest
Forest where Shmuel Katsman and his sister stayed four months.
Greblie Bridge
Bridge where Leah was killed.
Visatsker forests
Forests where Rabbi Moshele’s daughter served as a partisan.
Kripne
Village near Pinsk where the group was located.
Dense forest
Dense forest where the group established a temporary operations point and sleeping place.
Temporary operations point and lodging
Temporary site established in a dense forest.
Tereblitsch
Village whose peasant betrayed the parachutists.
Tereblitch
Village mentioned in a question about local geography.
Buktshe
A village described as near David-Horodok.
Moscow region
Region from which the group departed by aircraft.
Mikashevitch
Town near the Pripyat River.
Tereblicha
Village near which the parachutists landed safely.
Azdamitch
A village whose police were summoned to join the operation.
Karatich
A village reached after three days of wandering through forests, swamps, and fields.
The forest
A forest where surviving partisans reportedly escaped.
Multchitch
A large village near the partisan detachment, approximately 80 kilometers from Pinsk.
Dense forests near Multchitch
Dense forests where the partisan detachment frequently changed locations.
A shed near the forest
A shed near the forest where Jewish refugees requested a New Year prayer quorum.
the barn
A barn where Jews prayed and gathered with refugees and partisans.
Mazyr
Mazyr is named in a description of territory burned by Germans.
Narrator's birthplace
The narrator returned to his birthplace after the war and found ruins and a mass grave.
Kremlin
The Kremlin, where high-ranking personalities were received as guests.