David-Horodok
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Town synagogue
The synagogue where residents prayed and recited Psalms on Rosh Hashanah.
the synagogues
Synagogues where the townspeople gathered on Yom Kippur.
Old Post Office in David-Horodok
Old post office located near the narrator’s home.
Hehalutz
A youth movement whose first assembly took place in the family home.
Stolin Hasidic Synagogue
A synagogue identified as belonging to the Stolin Hasidic community.
Staliner Shtibl
A Staliner shtibl listed among the community's synagogues.
Great Beth Midrash
A great house of study listed alongside the Great Synagogue.
Nagid Synagogue
One of five synagogues in the town.
Itsikel's Private Synagogue
Synagogue in Itsikel's house where his Hasidim prayed.
Library
A public institution established from Jacob Friedman's endowment.
Yudovitch Study Hall
A study hall opposite the narrator’s home, named for a wealthy townsman named Yudovitch.
Nagidish Study Hall
A study hall attended mainly by wealthy people of the town.
Yehudovitz Study House
The Great Study House, named after Yehudovitz.
Small Study House
A study house beside the Great Study House used for prayer by Mitnagdim.
The Old Rabbi’s Study House
A study house across the street from the old study house.
General Zionist youth club and library
First club and library for General Zionist youth in the town.
Russian army
The army to which abducted Jewish men were delivered for service.
Court
Former courtroom space later used by the People’s Bank.
Loans and Savings cooperative fund
One of two earlier cooperative funds in the town.
Gemilut Hasadim Fund
A mutual aid loan fund serving low-income families and borrowers.
Synagogues
Synagogues located opposite the teacher's apartment.
Liadetski Hall
The hall where the first Zionist assembly in Horodok was held.
Six synagogues of David-Horodok
Six synagogues serving as centers of spiritual life and Torah study.
Unser Winkel Dramatic Circle
Party cultural enterprise whose performances attracted audiences locally and nearby.
Mandate for Palestine
Mandate described as intended to establish a Jewish national home.
Library named for Isaac Leib Peretz
A library carrying the name of Isaac Leib Peretz.
Youth clubs
Clubs where young people gathered for singing and dancing.
Mandate government
The government that reduced immigration quotas.
Great Study Hall
Venue where Rabbi Dines delivered a speech in David-Horodok.
Ha-Halutz ha-Mizrahi branch in David-Horodok
A local branch of Ha-Halutz ha-Mizrahi in David-Horodok.
Government municipal school
A municipal government school that admitted Abraham and supported his studies.
David-Horodok synagogue
Synagogue where the departing family received an aliyah and prayed before traveling.
Tarbut School in David-Horodok
School identified in a 1938 tenth-cycle caption.
Hebrew Seminary in Vilna
Hebrew seminary directed by Zweigel.
Zionist Library
Library used as a meeting place for organizing ongoing activities.
Hebrew Teachers' Seminary in Vilna
Teacher-training institution attended by Tarbut school graduates.