David-Horodok
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Maiyantek
Site outside town where women and children were brought near a river.
Dombrovets
A place reached on foot before traveling onward to Sarny.
Canals beneath the town
Forest canals where transported Jews were shot.
Kalvareyskaia-Lesa
Airfield near Zhytomyr used by Soviet liaison aircraft.
Emilchana
Village captured during a partisan attack near Zhytomyr.
Forest near the observer
Forest where the narrator's comrades stood with a field gun.
village
A village entered by the narrator after wandering for a week.
Sarner Station
A station through which supply and military transports passed.
Rublie
Town whose Jewish population suffered massacres.
Windsor
City where Berl Nasantshuk lived.
Front behind Warsaw
Front where the narrator served before reaching Berlin.
Breznaier Forest
A forest where displaced people wandered after expulsion.
Stalin prison
The prison where Moses Chaim died.
The ghetto
A ghetto where residents endured starvation and persecution.
Klodzko
Town in Lower Silesia where the repatriant transport stopped in May 1946.
Zarin River
River into which Aharon Salamiansky was reportedly thrown.
Yudavitch’s house
The location of the German headquarters at that time.
Small town near Warsaw
Mareika was found working in a small town near Warsaw.
Semihastich
Village identified as the residence of murderer Lewkowski.
Old Market
Market labeled on the town map.
Chernigov
Place associated with Prince Michael and the remnant of his army.
Novl
Place listed in a transport-tax account.
Homsk surroundings
Area joined with the former Pinsk Principality.
Zhabia
Area listed in the Lithuanian principality grouping.
Broditsa
Area listed in the Lithuanian principality grouping.
Russian Empire
The passage contrasts religious developments during the tsarist period.
Yanov
A place listed in population censuses.
Drohichyn
A place listed in population censuses.
Goryn
Town located across the river transport route from David-Horodok.
Chełm
Place whose Jewish residents were ordered to leave their homes.
Huborsk Road
A road where residents dismantled a bridge and built barricades.
Niz
A lowland region receiving goods by river.
Gorin
A river route connected with the railway station.
Olbsk
A place from which Hasidim passed through the town toward Stolin.
Khorubovsk
The place associated with Moshe, who traveled toward Stolin.
Synagogue Courtyard Street
A long street extending from the market toward the riverbank, known to Jews as the synagogue courtyard.