David-Horodok
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Freiheit
Youth movement active in David-Horodok.
HaOved HaTzioni
Youth movement active in David-Horodok.
Hashomer Hatzair
Youth movement founded in the town in 1927 and active educationally.
Betar
Youth movement active in David-Horodok.
Communists
Small communist group founded in the town and later disbanded.
Bund
A small Bund group was active in David Horodok in 1905.
Territorialist Socialists
A territorialist-socialist group existed in David Horodok in 1905.
Hityachdut
A Hityachdut branch operated in David Horodok in 1930.
Socialist-Territorialists
A socialist-territorialist group active in David-Horodok in 1905.
Poalei Zion
A political party reorganized after the Kerensky Revolution.
Bnei Yehuda
An organization whose members pledged to speak only Hebrew.
Mizrahi activists
Activists who attempted to establish Yavne School in 1927.
Zionist Federation
Organization that founded a library in 1917.
Poalei Zion Ts.S.
Organization that founded a library named for J. L. Peretz in 1925.
Hakoah Football Team
Football team shown in a 1927 caption.
Orphans Committee
Committee that supported orphans during Polish rule in David-Horodok.
Firefighters' Organization
Firefighting organization described as largely controlled by Jews.
Maccabi Ha-Esh
A city fire brigade whose members included most local youth.
Maccabi Fire Organization
Jewish institution receiving municipal financial support because it served the entire population.
America
Country mentioned among powers expected to restrain Hitler's regime.
Soviet Union
State mentioned among powers expected to restrain Hitler's regime.
NKGB
Soviet security institutions referenced in reports leading to arrests.
Soviet authorities
Authorities that introduced Soviet administrative and social arrangements.
Soviet financial department
Department described as conducting enterprise nationalization.
Bolshevik punitive detachment
Detachment that shot Beytsl Yudovitz and two Christian citizens.
General Zionists
Political movement whose activists were arrested in a single night.
Poalei Zion C.S.
Political movement whose activists were arrested in a single night.
Hitler’s forces
Military forces that attacked the Soviet Union in June 1941.
German military authority in Pinsk
German military authority approached by a David-Horodok delegation.
Germans
Returned to the city and transferred civilian authority to local Horodchuks.
Partisan unit
Two children reached a partisan unit and survived.
Partisans
Partisans carried out attacks and sabotage in David-Horodok during German occupation.
The community
Community inquiries considered the possible year of the Great Fire.
Cart drivers
Cart drivers transported goods and letters between David-Horodok and nearby cities.
Zionist movement
A movement whose establishment led parents to join assemblies and activities.
The prince
The prince leased the large garden to Mordechai Zelik.