David-Horodok
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People's Bank
One of the credit institutions established in the city.
Merchants' Bank
One of the credit institutions established in the city.
Hebrew school
A Hebrew school established during renewed Jewish communal activity.
Library of the Zionist Organization in David-Horodok
A library administered by the Zionist Organization in 1917.
Community committee
A local institution for which the General Zionists participated in elections.
Committee for the collective
Committee named in a caption concerning the training collective in David-Horodok.
Peretz Library
A library founded by Poalei Zion in 1925.
Y. L. Peretz Library
Library named for Y. L. Peretz, photographed beside its entrance.
Municipal School of David-Horodok
A municipal school opened with Russian as its instructional language.
Tarbut School of David-Horodok
The Hebrew school shown in a caption listing its first teaching staff.
Tarbut School
Hebrew primary school in David-Horodok, operating until 1940.
Tarbut School
A school that operated until the beginning of World War II.
Yavne School
Religious elementary school founded in 1927 and closed two years later.
Shlomo Rozman Fund
Loan and savings fund named after its accountant.
Pinya Shaynboim Fund
Loan and savings fund named after its accountant.
Commercial Bank in David-Horodok
Commercial bank founded in 1909 at the initiative of major merchants.
Bank for Commerce
Bank founded in David-Horodok in 1923 under M. Kvitni's management.
Charity Loan Fund
Fund provided interest-free loans to small traders and artisans.
City municipality
The municipality built a storage depot and introduced a special tax.
Polish Elementary School
Polish elementary school supported and developed by the municipal administration.
David-Horodok community committee
The community committee held democratic elections in 1917.
Chevra Kadisha
The burial society maintained the cemetery and received burial fees.
Jewish community council
Council elected during Polish rule and responsible for limited communal matters.
Polish government
Antisemitic and reactionary Polish rule in the city before Soviet entry.
Tarbut Hebrew School
Hebrew school converted into a Yiddish-language school.
David-Horodok hospital
Hospital established with a maternity department.
David-Horodok cinema
Permanent cinema established in the town.
The synagogue
A synagogue whose candleholders were taken by an unpaid prayer leader.
Cart drivers' special house of prayer
The cart drivers maintained a special house of prayer and a dedicated rabbi.
Study house
A crowded Jewish study house where Shaul-Bar preached.
General Municipal School
A mixed municipal school providing elementary education in David-Horodok.
Yudovitz pharmacy
A public pharmacy operating in rented premises below Yudovitz's house.
Study houses and prayer houses
Religious buildings described as prominent in the town.
Shlomo Zagorodsky's library
A library through which children encountered books about Jewish heroes and legends.
Church
Church located beside the small bridge.
the town's synagogues
Synagogues built on the large central square of the town.