David-Horodok
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Israel Yehuda
Composer whose works were influenced by Polish and Galician Hasidism.
Rabbi Israelke of Stolin
Rabbi who met Israel Yehuda in Warsaw in 1920 and praised his singing.
Bila Haya
Wife of Israel Yehuda, killed with him and their daughter in Kobryn.
Hana
Daughter of Israel Yehuda and Bila Haya, killed in Kobryn.
Rachel
Wife of Abraham Zeev Lutsky and daughter of Zvi Moravchik.
Zvi (Hershel) Moravchik
Rachel’s father and Abraham Zeev Lutsky’s father-in-law.
Chaim Lutski
Son who left for Cuba in 1922.
Yaentel
Daughter who immigrated to the Land of Israel with her husband.
Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kolton
Teacher who strongly influenced students through Torah study and ethical instruction.
Moshe
Grandfather who contributed substantially to the subject’s education.
Leah
Grandmother who contributed substantially to the subject’s education and distributed charity.
Admor of Karlin
Hasidic leader whose synagogue hosted the subject's prayers.
Admor of Karlin
Hasidic leader who directed the subject to lead prayers.
Hava
A daughter named Hava, listed among the murdered family members.
Litman
A son named Litman, listed among the murdered family members.
Gitel
Litman’s wife, listed among the murdered family members.
Jacob
A son of Litman and Gitel, listed among the murdered family members.
Israel
A son of Litman and Gitel, listed among the murdered family members.
Feigel
A sister, listed among the murdered family members.
Chaim
Feigel’s husband, listed among the murdered family members.
Leah
The speaker’s mother, listed among the murdered family members.
Abraham Dortsin
A Zionist activist, chemistry professional, and wartime victim in Warsaw.
Leo Tolstoy
Author mentioned in a comparison of literary knowledge.
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Author mentioned in a comparison of literary knowledge.
Y. Lipschitz
Author of the memorial passage signed at its conclusion.
Aaron Yehuda Lipschitz
Zionist activist who organized youth, promoted party newspapers, and pursued immigration to Palestine.
Sh. Tsetsik
Signed the memorial passage describing a young prisoner who died in 1942.
Shoshana Glauberman-Zilberstein
Remembered Sarah and described Sarah’s Zionist and public activities.
Sarah Glauberman-Plotnitsky
Memorialized as a Zionist activist murdered with her husband and children.
Sarah Aharon
Killed with her children in a mass murder in David-Horodok.
Shoshana Glauberman
Identified as Sarah’s sister.
Musia (Devorah) Geyer-Glauberman
Remembered as an active cultural and public worker devoted to her homeland.
Shoshana (Glauberman) Zilberstein
Signed a memorial text about dear female colleagues in Hadera.
Rachel Tzaforin
Served actively on the Y. L. Peretz library committee.
Isaiah Rosenblum
Rabbi of Slonim and an enthusiastic Hasid of David Horodok.
Velvel
Synagogue attendant involved in a wage dispute.