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Ostra

אוסטרה

A city identified as the origin of a rabbi related by marriage.

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Kuzan-Horodok

לקוזן-הורודוק

Destination Rabbi Asher traveled toward when he was ambushed.

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Lithuania region

דליטא

Administrative area identified in the passage.

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Luk

לוק

Place to which Abrasha moved with his family.

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David-Horodok Cemetery

בית-העלמי] שבדויד-הורודוק

Cemetery where members of Rabbi Volf's dynasty were buried.

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Kobka

כובקה

Place beyond which a church fire was seen.

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Aukhli

אוכלי

Town where a massacre occurred and an approaching pogrom was reported.

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Azer Nitsa

באוזרניצה

A place near Lakva where Hayim David lived around 1796.

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Kuzn-Horodok

קוזן-הורודוק

Place named in a comparison with David-Horodok.

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Homeland

במולדת

Place described as undergoing major development.

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Lida

לידה

Town through which the travelers continued toward Turgel.

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Chinovsk

חינובסק

Place identified as the destination or vicinity along the road from David-Horodok.

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Lakhva ghettos

גיטאות של לכווה

Ghettos reached by some deported women.

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Stolin ghettos

גיטאות של לכווה, סטולין וויסוצק

Ghettos mentioned among destinations of expelled women.

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Vysotsk ghettos

גיטאות של לכווה, סטולין וויסוצק

Ghettos mentioned among destinations of expelled women.

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Brovolya

ברובליה

A nearby village where local residents carried out murder.

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Triblotz

טרבליץ

Village associated with a farmer blamed for betrayal.

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Ozdemitz

אוזדמיץ

Village in the area known by the narrator.

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Korutich

קורוט'יץ'

Village in the area known by the narrator.

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Bokcha

בוקצ'ה

Village from which another partisan came.

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Mamakhalin

ממאכלין

A locality whose hamlets the group asked directions to reach.

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Kolek

קולק

Village toward which the group traveled.

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Boloto

הבולוטו

A ghetto was established in the town around the Boloto area.

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Chunoysk

חונויסק

Place where Jews were transferred after assembly at the Catholic church grounds.

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Garbala Street

רחוב הגרבלה

Street where Shimcha Mishlov was executed.

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Orly forest

יער של אורלי

Forest where Shmuel Katzman and his sister were captured and killed.

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Repatriation camp

מחנה ה,רפטריאנטים

Camp where Polish citizens stayed before returning to Poland.

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Kluczka

לקלוצקא

Destination to which the narrator intended to take the car.

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Sarney

סרני העיר

City where Rabbi Hechtman found an opportunity and became an official rabbi.

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Bakov

באקאוו

Place associated with Aharon ben Dov and Solomon ben Isaiah.

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Ahuzat Bayit

אחוזת בית

Early Tel Aviv neighborhood whose residents initiated agricultural land purchase.

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Bokoyisk

בוקויסק

A place where the narrator's father studied at the Karlin school.

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Robla

רובלה

A place mentioned among areas affected by destruction.

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Bialkowicz

בלכוביץ

A place associated with atrocities and destruction in the surrounding area.

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Rubelia

רובליה

Place identified as the origin of Tzvi’s father.

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Derevlia

דערעוויע

Territory attributed to Sviatopolk in the division of Russia.

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