David-Horodok
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Tzeirei Zion
A major political party active in the town between the world wars.
Keren Hayesod
An organization in which the General Zionists were active.
Keren Kayemet
An organization associated with Zionist activity in the town.
Ha-Noar Ha-Tzioni (formerly Hashomer Ha-Leumi)
A Zionist youth movement whose members formed a training collective in David-Horodok.
Ha-Noar Ha-Tzioni training collective
A training collective operated in David-Horodok and was dissolved in 1934 because of insufficient local work.
Other training points
Locations where members of the dissolved collective continued training while awaiting immigration certificates.
Zionist Congresses
Political congresses in whose elections the General Zionists participated.
Community committee
A local institution for which the General Zionists participated in elections.
Committee for the collective
Committee named in a caption concerning the training collective in David-Horodok.
David-Horodok
The town discussed in the passage.
Poalei Zion (Tseirei Zion)
A Zionist workers’ group active in David-Horodok.
Tseirei Zion
A youth-oriented Zionist party active in the town.
Peretz Library
A library founded by Poalei Zion in 1925.
Frayhayt
A youth movement founded in 1926.
Lisovich
Location of a training kibbutz established in 1924.
Yankel Alpiner
Listed among group members.
Sheindel Tzaporin
Listed among standing group members.
Hayim Volpin
Listed among standing group members.
Haytsik Lansky
Listed among standing group members.
Reuven Master
Listed among standing group members.
Zelig Yudovich
Listed among group members.
Soviet Russia
Origin of pioneers assisted by the group.
Y. L. Peretz Library
Library named for Y. L. Peretz, photographed beside its entrance.
Mizrachi
Zionist movement active in David-Horodok and fundraising work.
Dobrin
Place where a training kibbutz was founded.
Hitahdut
Party founded in 1925 and later ceased operating after founders emigrated.
Freiheit
Youth movement active in David-Horodok.
HaOved HaTzioni
Youth movement active in David-Horodok.
Hashomer Hatzair
Youth movement founded in the town in 1927 and active educationally.
Betar
Youth movement active in David-Horodok.
Communists
Small communist group founded in the town and later disbanded.
Bund
A small Bund group was active in David Horodok in 1905.
Territorialist Socialists
A territorialist-socialist group existed in David Horodok in 1905.
Forverts
The American Forverts printed a photograph of twenty David Horodok members.
Photograph of twenty David Horodok members
A photograph of twenty David Horodok members was printed in Forverts.
Hityachdut
A Hityachdut branch operated in David Horodok in 1930.