David-Horodok
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Yehuda Dorzin
Moshe Dorzin’s son, targeted for hanging inside the synagogue.
Aharon Hershel Dorzin
Moshe Dorzin’s nephew, murdered in the synagogue corridor.
Shalom Boir
A young married man from Stolin murdered in the synagogue corridor.
Aharon
Yehuda Dورتzin's son, who recited verses to calm passersby.
Shlomo
A householder who brought young teachers from David-Horodok for his children.
Motil
An educated son of Shimon the ritual slaughterer.
Yudil
An educated son of Shimon the ritual slaughterer.
Nahum Neiditz
Known teacher from David-Horodok and father of Isaac and Jacob.
Isaac Neiditz
Teacher brought from David-Horodok who spread education in the village.
Jacob Neiditz
Teacher brought from David-Horodok who spread education in the village.
Yosef Horoshchansky
Teacher who served in the household after the earlier teachers.
Mordechai Horoshchansky
Brother of Yosef Horoshchansky and father of the Horoshchansky family in Rubel.
Pesach Golombovitz
The first modern teacher described as teaching the children that week.
Baruch Berman
A child and son of Shimon the slaughterer, present during the Torah lesson.
Aharon Dortzin
A participant who responded humorously during the Torah lesson.
Matityahu the teacher
The synagogue attendant who began the memorial prayer at the youths’ request.
Shlomo
A person identified as Jacob’s brother.
Leizer Gomer
A person who joined the objection to the Herzl memorial.
Shmuel ben Shlomo
A central figure in the new movement.
Motil
One of the teachers at the modern school.
Yaakov Reznik
The director of the modern school and son of Aizil the butcher from Horodok.
Aizil the butcher
Yaakov Reznik’s father, identified as a butcher from Horodok.
Krim
One of several murderers reported arrested.
Hinda Rivka
Wife of Meir Moshe the Scribe; grandmother of teacher Yaakov Reznik.
Meir Moshe the scribe
A person identified as the husband of Hinda Rivka.
Aharon Hershel Dortzin
A community member who was active in the library.
Belinsky
A major Russian critic whose writings were brought to the library.
Baruch son of Nah Lib Tsetsik
A dedicated activist associated with the library.
Roza daughter of Yaakov Lifshitz
A dedicated library activist memorialized as deceased.
Yitzhak son of Motil Zingerman
A library activist living in the Land of Israel.
Israel Yaakov Kolodny
A library activist living in the Land of Israel.
Rachel Feller
A Polish teacher who enriched the village library through her connections.
Aharon Hershil
A deceased community member associated with the library.
Kalonymus Zeev Wissotzky
A wealthy philanthropist who donated Shiloah volumes and supported the Technion.
Aharon Hershil
Person who obtained rabbinic authorization for the village library.
Rabbi Moshe Haim Hachtman
Rabbi who authorized the existence of the village library.