David-Horodok
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Chernihiv
Principality whose ruler and remaining army concentrated in Pinsk.
Volhynian principality
Principality whose princes concentrated in Pinsk after the attacks.
Lahishin Monastery
The Pinsk community took a loan at the Lahishin monastery in 1667.
Zhlobin
A town whose Hasidim assisted Pinsk Hasidim in their conflict.
Bren River
River bank where residents brought firewood for sale or transport.
Poltava region
Butchers especially traveled to the Poltava region to purchase cattle shipments.
Tel Aviv of Polesia
A nickname for David-Horodok associated with Hebrew speech.
Fire station
Central station where firefighters gathered for exercises.
Christian neighborhood
A neighborhood with thatched roofs where a fire broke out in 1936.
Judovitch Wall
A named local landmark listed among David-Horodok places.
Grebliye
A named local landmark in David-Horodok.
Luzhak
A named local landmark in David-Horodok.
Turier Path
A path mentioned in the town’s walking routes.
Zlodeievke
Place reached by a bridge behind the estate.
Harin shore
A shore where barges were left for wintering.
Makhe Rimars bank
A riverbank where builders and sawyers worked on barges.
Krinki
The town from which Yishai Adler arrived.
Kabtsensk
A place mentioned in comparison with the community's folk character.
Khaterylevke
A place mentioned in comparison with the community's folk character.
The country
An unnamed country discussed in relation to immigration and conditions.
Two Brother Graves
Two graves prepared in advance for Jews deported from the concentration point.
Lakhver Ghetto
Ghetto where some expelled people arrived and were liquidated.
Staliner Ghetto
Ghetto where some expelled people arrived and were liquidated.
Visatsk
A nearby town where some displaced people went.
Dentist Edel's house
A house used as a landmark in the devastated town.
Hidden city
A city described as hidden in a desolate field, without monuments or inscriptions.
Kashchial
Site where Jewish men were concentrated before transfer to Khinaovsk.
Khinaovsk
Place where Jewish men were taken and a mass grave had been prepared.
Turi
Place associated with Yehoshua Zager.
Karatskazvalia
Large village near the forest where the partisan detachment stood.
Merliner farms
Destination the group sought directions to after landing.
Kalk village forests
Forests near Kalk village are the destination of the group’s journey.
The partisan shelter
A shelter protecting Polish families and Jewish refugees in the forest area.
Platnitsky
A Jew identified as being from Platnitsky had fled with prayer items.
Belahush
Place associated with a non-Jewish man who knew the narrator's grandfather.
Sarne
Hill toward which prisoners fled from the canals.