David-Horodok
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Yitzhak Alpiner
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Bracha Lutsky
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Leah Shustakovsky
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Tzvia Rapoport
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Chaim Basvitz
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Avraham Tyuflinko
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Leah Teitelbaum
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Avraham Olshansky
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Riva Moravchik
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Moshe Ronkin
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Tzvia Tzforin
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Yehudit Katzman
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Rachel Shtofer
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Shlomo Shapira
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Miriam Basvitz
Listed in the 1930 Hityachdut branch photograph caption.
Socialist-Territorialists
A socialist-territorialist group active in David-Horodok in 1905.
Poalei Zion
A political party reorganized after the Kerensky Revolution.
Y. S. Adler
A renowned teacher who introduced a new educational approach.
S. Leichtman
A teacher who taught Hebrew through Hebrew.
S. Zagorodsky
A teacher who taught Hebrew through Hebrew.
Yosef Bagon
A local teacher involved in modern Jewish education.
Municipal School of David-Horodok
A municipal school opened with Russian as its instructional language.
R. Shafer
A local teacher who helped raise the Hebrew school’s standard.
Y. Kashtan
A local teacher who helped raise the Hebrew school’s standard.
Y. Margolin
A local teacher who helped raise the Hebrew school’s standard.
Tarbut School of David-Horodok
The Hebrew school shown in a caption listing its first teaching staff.
Shmuel Pfish
A seated member of the first Tarbut school teaching staff.
Haim Brantschuk
A seated member of the first Tarbut school teaching staff.
Reuven Mishlov
A seated member of the first Tarbut school teaching staff.
Moshe Erlich
A seated member of the first Tarbut school teaching staff.
Abramovitz
A standing member of the first Tarbut school teaching staff.
R. Mishlov
Head of the Tarbut school from its reopening in 1924.
Tarbut School
Hebrew primary school in David-Horodok, operating until 1940.
Abrashe Olshansky
Second director of the Tarbut school and founder of Bnei Yehuda.
Bnei Yehuda
An organization whose members pledged to speak only Hebrew.
Yosef Bartz
A visitor who investigated Hebrew-speaking children in David-Horodok.