David-Horodok
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Residents of the city
City residents who walked on the bridge on Saturdays and holidays.
Jews of the town
The town’s Jewish residents observing religious holidays and mourning practices.
Jews of the surrounding villages
Jewish residents of nearby villages who stayed in town during the Ten Days of Repentance.
the townspeople
Residents who gathered in synagogues on Yom Kippur.
Stolin Hasidim
Hasidim who prayed at the Hasidic synagogue.
Rovla
Nearby community where aid collections were conducted.
Khromsk Jews
Jews brought to safety by Rabbi Asher.
Jewish community of the surrounding area
Jewish residents from the area surrounding the town.
Jewish towns in Poland
Jewish towns in Poland where the booklet reportedly served as a short course.
Klosova
A kibbutz that sent an affiliated training group to David-Horodok.
Pinsk Group
Training group that the narrator and others intended to join.
Gabat
Name given parenthetically for the Pinsk Group.
Yagur
Place where A. Barditshevsky was later located.
Degania
Place associated with Yosef Bartz.
Jewish people
People described as suffering persecution and enduring through history.
Hebrew public of the town
Community that took pride in the Tarbut school.
Bnei Yehuda
Pioneers of Hebrew language revival in David-Horodok.
Lakva Jewish community
The community whose ledger recorded Hayim David's household.
Stolin-Karlin Hasidism
Hasidic tradition identified as a major influence on Israel Yehuda's works.
Stolyn-Karlin Hasidic community
Community where Israel Yehuda’s compositions were traditionally sung.
Jewry of Poland
Polish Jewish communities devastated during the Holocaust.
Stolin Jewish community
Jewish community with which the subject met his tragic end.
Slonim
Community associated with the rabbi described in the passage.
People of Israel
The people Sarah Ita loved and assisted without distinction.
Jewish community of David-Horodok
The Jewish community represented by Rabbi Shapira at public events.
Hasidim of Karlin and Stolin
Hasidim associated with the Karlin and Stolin courts in David-Horodok.
Worshippers of Shapira neighborhood and surroundings
Worshippers who invited Shimon Ronkin to serve at the central synagogue.
Polish Jewry
The Jewish population of Poland, whose destruction deeply affected Shefer.
Brest
Jewish community contrasted with other communities.
Trisk
Jewish community named in a comparison.
Minsk
Jewish community named in a comparison.
Lutsk
Jewish community named in a comparison.
Slutsk
Jewish community named in a comparison.
David-Horodok community
The David-Horodok community in the homeland and its committee.
David-Horodok community in the homeland
A community described as bereaved after Yosef's death.
Israel
People described as returning to their homeland and resisting Rome.