David-Horodok
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Poltava
Area in Ukraine associated with cattle trading.
Minsk
Destination served by coachmen from David-Horodok.
Vilna
Destination served by coachmen from David-Horodok.
Brody
Destination served by coachmen from David-Horodok.
Odessa
Destination served by coachmen from David-Horodok.
Lakhva
Location of the nearest railway station to David-Horodok.
Pinsk–David-Horodok steamship transport
Steamship transport service organized by Jewish partners from Pinsk.
David-Horodok steamship dock
Caption identifies the steamship mooring place in David-Horodok.
Railway station
Railway stations at Lakhva and Stolin served by local cart drivers.
Olshan
Village reportedly founded by Prince Yuri Olshansky.
Yuri Olshansky
Prince who reportedly founded Olshan and ruled in Pinsk.
Olpin
Village named for a Lithuanian landowner who ruled in Polesia.
Hoversk
Village whose Jewish settlement was liquidated during wartime displacement.
Kyiv
A Ukrainian city linked economically and commercially with David-Horodok.
Polish-Soviet Border
The border located 30 kilometers from David-Horodok.
Dnieper
The passage identifies the Dnieper as a distant transport destination.
Russia
The passage mentions migration across Russia before the First World War.
Avotshenkov
Police commander credited with preventing a larger pogrom against Jews.
Eastern Belarus
Region to which Western Belarus was to be annexed.
Polish schools
Schools where Horodchuk children were required to study.
Halatz
Village whose Jewish settlement was liquidated during wartime displacement.
Liadetz
Village whose Jewish settlement was liquidated during wartime displacement.
Bikoisk
Village whose Jewish settlement was liquidated during wartime displacement.
Greater Orli
Village whose Jewish settlement was liquidated during wartime displacement.
Vilimich
Village whose Jewish settlement was liquidated during wartime displacement.
Roble
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Khuromsk
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Lesser Orli
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Samiaustitz
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Tolmatchov
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Ludka
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Trabelitz
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Azdamitz
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Malishov
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Korotshitz
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.
Kolok
Village where a Jewish settlement remained after wartime population decline.