David-Horodok
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David-Horodok
Community named in the memorial book title.
Yitzhak Idan (Zeldin)
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Yosef Lifshitz
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Aryeh Lahev (Lahovsky)
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Haim Kashtan
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Haim Kluzhni
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Yaakov Mor (Kopel Moravchik)
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Amal School for Printing Professions
The publication was printed at this school in Tel Aviv.
Tel Aviv
The printing institution is identified as being in Tel Aviv, Israel.
David Shimoni
Named as the author of a Hebrew poem excerpt.
H. N. Bialik
Hebrew poet cited for two poems about slaughter and wartime destruction.
On the Slaughter
Poem cited in the passage.
I Knew at the Night of Fog
Poem cited in the passage.
David-Horodok Jewish community
Town whose Jewish residents and history are commemorated in the memorial book.
David-Horodok
Town described as the setting of the commemorated Jewish community.
David-Horodok emigrants in Detroit
A young women's committee of David-Horodok emigrants in Detroit assisted the memorial book.
David-Horodok emigrants in New York
The New York association of David-Horodok emigrants assisted with materials and funds.
Dombrovitsa
The origin of a group of Christian thugs who briefly entered the town.
Great study house
The site of a loud gathering involving speech, singing, gunfire, and shouts.
Old Cemetery
The town’s old cemetery, visited on Tisha B’Av and during the Days of Repentance.
Rabbi's Study House
Study house belonging to the Ginzburg family.
Escape from the ghetto
The narrator escaped the ghetto and was led out by a tall Gentile.
Joining a partisan detachment
The narrator joined a partisan detachment after becoming independent.
May 1946 repatriation transport
A transport carrying repatriants stopped in Klodzko, Poland.
Taxi purchase in Wrocław
The narrator purchased a taxi and necessary parts for the starostvo office.
Detention of a suspected collaborator
Militia took the narrator and an unidentified man to the police station after an accusation of wartime collaboration.
Ivan Mareyko appointed town mayor
The Germans appointed Ivan Mareyko as mayor of the town.
Isaac and Gadaliah Edel shot
Isaac Edel and his son Gadaliah were reportedly shot on the same day.
Aharon Salamiansky thrown into river
Aharon Salamiansky was thrown alive from a bridge into the Zarin River.
Murder of Simkha Mishalov
Simkha Mishalov was murdered near his own house in the presence of his wife and children.
Killing of Rabbi Moshele
Rabbi Moshele was taken with the town’s men to be slaughtered and died with them.
Massacre of Jewish men from David-Horodok
More than 3,000 Jewish men over age fourteen were murdered and buried in mass graves.
Ilja Stavra’s self-immolation
After the murder, Ilja Stavra burned down his house and burned himself alive.
Murder of Ezra Salomianic
Ezra Salomianic was discovered and murdered by his neighbor Jesif Dubak.
Mareika was found near Warsaw
Judah Spivak-Singer found Ivan Mareika working in a small town near Warsaw.
Mareikas's arrest
Mareikas was arrested, prompting the narrator's joy.