David-Horodok
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Mareyke
Named leader of the Horadchukes and designated mayor of the town.
Iwoz Mareyka
Prisoner whom Piontkowski offered to bring to his office.
Rabbi Moshele
A rabbi who advocated for his community before being led to slaughter with the men.
Ezra Solomianik
A man who hid during the slaughter and was later discovered and murdered.
Yehuda Spivak-Zinger
A Jewish police investigator who helped locate Marejka near Warsaw.
Misha's Jewish wife
A Jewish woman Misha married while in England.
Nina
Mirela Stolman-Rossman’s daughter and co-describer of atrocities.
Isaac'le
A child whose photograph was found among the couple’s possessions.
Marusya Yaplov
Identified as a murderer investigated by the narrator.
Dimian Mareyka
One of several people arrested during the investigation.
Wilowieski
Mareyka’s son-in-law, reportedly a prewar Polish Army officer.
Misha Mareyka
Arrested with his Jewish wife after returning from England.
Major Piontkowski
Led the investigation against the murderers and offered the narrator access to a prisoner.
Alexandra Ogrodzinska
Christian woman who hid and saved a Jewish girl during the German occupation.
Golda Koznitz
Jewish girl hidden by Alexandra Ogrodzinska; later in Haifa.
Investigating judge in Warsaw
Judge who transferred some documents to the Tel Aviv Magistrate Court.
Zochter
A murderer identified as Zochter in the account of the Sosnik household massacre.
Zenko
An accomplice named Zenko who accompanied Zochter and Klini.
Klini
An accomplice named Klini who accompanied Zochter and Zenko.
Meir Leib Korman
A wealthy man targeted for murder and robbery by three assailants.
Gedaliah Sosnik
A tavern keeper whose household was attacked by Zochter.
Shlomo Zingerman
First of the Jewish householders in Rublia; an estate lessee and host to travelers.
Moshe Zingerman
Shlomo’s father, known as Moshe of Mankevich, and an estate lessee.
Avraham Elazar Rabinovich
Formerly among the principal teachers in Vilna, he recalled Shlomo Zingerman.
Moshe Baruch
A young man from David-Horodok who drove Shlomo to the estate.
Shmuel
The youngest son who plays the violin after Sabbath.
Motil Berman
Shimon the slaughterer's son and Shmuel's musical companion.
Yudil Berman
Shimon the slaughterer's son and Shmuel's musical companion.
Shimon the slaughterer
The father of Motil and Yudil Berman.
Gisha
A observant woman, Shlomo's wife and mother of Shmuel.
Shlomo
Gisha's husband.
Shmuel
Gisha and Shlomo's youngest son, monitored for religious observance.
Yosil Tseitils
A carpenter who led Passover melodies in the village.
Rabbi Shimon
A person whose home hosted Sabbath third-meal gatherings.
Shlomo
An elderly man who helped carry timber for the synagogue foundation.
Moshe Dorzin
An elder identified as the ancestor of all Dorzins in Rovlaya.