David-Horodok
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Citizen Hochman
A person questioned about wartime service in a Polish partisan unit.
Jeremiah
Biblical source cited for a verse.
M. Kravtsuk
Author of an account describing a postwar visit to David-Horodok.
Stakhayko
Non-Jewish driver who transported mail between Lakhva and David-Horodok.
Local Priest
Local priest who recognized the narrator, invited him home, and answered questions about the massacre.
Meir Olpiner
Named as the resident of a house approximately 300 meters from Kopel Lichtenstein’s house.
Rimer
Named in connection with a destroyed house in the market.
Fitner
Named in connection with a surviving shop separating two houses.
Priest’s Wife
Priest’s wife who said the narrator’s family home had been blown up by partisans.
Grushko
Named in connection with a stone shop whose ruins were being dismantled.
Isaac Forman
Jewish coachman whose daughter survived and returned to David-Horodok with her husband.
Isaac Forman’s daughter
Jewish survivor who returned from the Caucasus with her Jewish Soviet-citizen husband.
Jacob Gratsulin
A Jewish woman identified as Jacob Gratsulin's wife led women resisting deportation.
Wolf Eisenberg
The narrator visited Wolf Eisenberg's former home during a return visit.
A. Litvak
A literary pseudonym associated with the person called the Crooked Elephant.
Isaac Forman’s daughter’s husband
Jewish Soviet citizen who returned from the Caucasus with his wife.
Meir Alfiner
Served as accountant at the merchants' bank.
Bat-Sheva Lin
Relative of Meir Elijah Kushnir and the only David-Horodok resident found in the city.
Litman Nachmanovich
Former owner of a house later inherited by a non-Jewish resident.
Noah ben Betzalel Yudovich
Returned to Horodok on crutches and received material and medical assistance.
Zeev Shalom Lachovsky
Later returned to Horodok.
Moshe ben Yisrael Reznik
Later returned to Horodok.
Zeev ben Grona Kunda
A person reportedly murdered near the Fleischman house.
Mareyko
Medic identified as the instigator of the pogroms.
Abraham Slutsky
First hidden Jew discovered during searches after the selection.
Mendel Moravchik
Father of an unnamed son discovered among bean rows and murdered.
Reuven Kluzhni
Person reportedly murdered in Markovitz’s outhouse.
Markovitz
Gentile whose outhouse is identified as Reuven Kluzhni’s murder location.
Baruch-Yosef Katzman
Survivor of the massacre who was later murdered with his two sons.
Dimitri Pozhik
Person identified as murdering Baruch-Yosef Katzman and his two sons.
Isser Gurvitz
Person reportedly dismembered and blinded.
Joshua Zager Matori
Person reportedly taken from an oven and murdered.
Rachel
Aaron Solomiansky’s wife, who hired gentiles to recover him.
Jacob
A son who escaped from the killing valley.
Yitzhak, son of Berl Shmitz
Wore women's clothing, was recognized, and was murdered.
Daughter of Rabbi Moshele
Joined partisans in the Vysotsk forests and was killed.