David-Horodok
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Keshet
A deceased colleague remembered for thirty years of institutional work.
Yosef Kashtan
A learned, gifted man remembered for thirty years of service in one place.
Dov Yellin
Author of the memorial tribute to Yosef Kashtan.
Yehuda Kashtan
Yosef Kashtan's brother, commemorated through Mishna study.
Yaakov Rimon
Signed the memorial tribute to the unnamed deceased subject.
Rivka Tziporen-Aharoni
A member of the Lisovitz training group who immigrated in 1926 and worked in agriculture.
Shoshana Lev
Rivka Tziporen-Aharoni's sister in Kfar Saba.
Jacob Grinshpon-Aharoni
Rivka's husband, identified as being from Stolin.
Toiba Glauberman
Nathan Neta Glauberman's mother.
Tsipah Borochin
Esther Borochin's mother.
Joseph son of Moses Kluzhny
Nathan Neta Glauberman's colleague in maintaining the city's bathhouse.
Rabbi Abraham Isaac
A rabbi whom Nathan Neta Glauberman greatly esteemed.
Nathan Neta Gloyberman
A respected Jewish man who immigrated to the Land of Israel with his wife and part of his family.
Wife of Nathan Neta Gloyberman
Nathan Neta Gloyberman’s wife, who immigrated with him and part of their family.
David Shlomo Eisenberg
A person commemorated by David-Horodok immigrants in the United States on his birthday.
Wolf Bailkes Eisenberg
A modest, observant textile merchant remembered as a respected member of David-Horodok.
Volvil Reishkes
A person named in a memorial heading.
Rabbi Davidil
Rabbi to whom Wolf Bailkes Eisenberg was a devoted associate.
Wife of Wolf Bailkes Eisenberg
Energetic wife who helped Wolf Bailkes Eisenberg manage their business and household.
Wolf Hillel Schachter
A newspaper seller who spent much of his time studying in the study hall.
Sana the Butcher
A butcher described as upright, honest, and patient amid hardship.
Uri Zvi Grinberg
Poet credited with the poem “Rehovot HaNahar.”
Moses
Biblical figure mentioned as crying out without receiving an answer.
Rachel
Biblical matriarch described as receiving a promise concerning Israel's return.
Bar Kokhba
Named in connection with the Jewish wars against Rome.
Hadrian
Roman ruler described as targeting the soul of the Jewish people.
Rabbi Akiva
Named among the Ten Martyrs killed by Roman authorities.
Rabbi Ishmael
Described crying out after the martyrdom decree.
Judah Halevi
Poet quoted describing Israel as the heart of the world.
Simon Dubnow
Historian identified as having called the Jews an eternal people.
Rabbi Jonah
Author who appears in a cited conversation about Poland’s Jewish settlements.
Mendel the communal leader
Communal leader from Zlotzhev in a cited dialogue.
Shaul Tchernichovsky
Poet quoted in the passage.
Benjamin Zeev ben Yaakov
Named as an early warning voice concerning anticipated dangers.
Yehuda Leib Ha-Rofe
Named as an early warning voice concerning anticipated dangers.
Moshe Moravchik (Meiri)
Named contributor or signatory associated with the passage.