David-Horodok
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Service in the information branch
The narrator joined an information branch and gathered military intelligence.
Soviet liaison aircraft operated from an airfield
Soviet liaison aircraft landed at the Kalvareyskaia-Lesa airfield and carried away seriously wounded people.
Capture of Emilchana
The group captured the village of Emilchana near Zhytomyr during an attack.
Service in the Red Army
The narrator served as a head nurse in a wounded and typhus patients transport for one week.
Accidental death of a partisan
An unnamed partisan who survived many battles died accidentally and was buried by the group.
Employment at sawmill bureau
The narrator began working as an employee in a bureau associated with a large sawmill.
Liberation of Pinsk
The narrator learned that Pinsk had been liberated.
Arrival in Sarny
The narrator traveled to Sarny while attempting to return home.
Work for the military commissar
The narrator accepted work as an official under the military commissar in Sarny.
NKVD employment
The narrator agreed to join the NKVD after receiving orders to go to the front.
Arrests of suspected Jewish murderers
The narrator arrested several non-Jews he identified as Jewish murderers.
Arrest after selling paper
The narrator was caught and arrested while selling paper to finance travel costs.
Release from arrest
After extensive efforts, the narrator was released and a report was sent to Sarny.
Michael Nasantshuk joins anti-Nazi partisans
Michael escaped during the massacres and joined anti-Nazi partisans.
1941 David-Horodok massacre
Fifty-three people were murdered, including Jacob, Hannah's father, and Gitl's husband.
Partisan service
The narrator joined a partisan unit during wartime.
Red Army service
The narrator entered the Red Army after partisan service.
Death of Moses Chaim in Stalin prison
Moses Chaim died in Stalin prison after being tortured and stabbed.
Death of Aunt Golde
Aunt Golde died at the narrator's home during Hanukkah.
Quiet funeral of Aunt Golde
Aunt Golde received a quiet funeral because the Germans prohibited funerals.
Mass killing in Stolin
Seven thousand people in Stolin were killed on the eve of Rosh Hashanah in 1942.
Parents prepare for death
The narrator's parents prepared for death during the final night in the ghetto.
Vysotsk
A place named in the OCR text.
New Market
Market labeled on the town map.
City Hall
City hall labeled on the town map.
Courthouse
Courthouse labeled on the town map.
Great Synagogue
Synagogue labeled on the town map.
Cold Synagogue
Synagogue labeled on the town map.
Hasidic Synagogue
Synagogue labeled on the town map.
Stolin Shtibl
Prayer house labeled on the town map.
Hebrew Tarbut School
Hebrew school labeled on the town map.
Polish Public School
Polish public school labeled on the town map.
Catholic Church
Catholic church labeled on the town map.
Power Station
Power station labeled on the town map.
Fire Station
Fire station labeled on the town map.
Bathhouse
Bathhouse labeled on the town map.