David-Horodok
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Abraham Shulman
Father of two additional Shulman family members mentioned in the list.
Berl Bodimsky
Person listed as the son of Moses Bodimsky.
Moses Bodimsky
Parent of Berl Bodimsky.
Zeev Dorcin
Person listed as the son of Nahum Dorcin and grandson of Wolf.
Wolf Dorcin
Grandfather of Zeev Dorcin, remembered for religious zeal.
Berl Rosenzweig
Shaul Rosenzweig’s brother and a rabbi in Kuba.
Moshe Hechtman
Son of Rabbi Hechtman, living in America.
Chava Stolman
Parent of Hirshel Stolman.
Nachum Stolman
Parent of Hirshel Stolman.
Zelda Stolman
Sister of Hirshel Stolman and contributor to the book.
Solomon ben Isaiah
Ritual slaughterer associated with Bakov.
Rabbi Abraham Ber of Koszen-Horodok
Elder rabbi who immigrated to the Land of Israel and was ancestor of rabbis.
Rabbi Davidel of Horodok
Rabbi identified as a son of Abraham Ber of Koszen-Horodok.
Abraham the Teacher
Teacher whose study was interrupted as emigrants departed.
Mordechai HaZaggag
A poor, honest glassworker from the village.
Matityahu
A teacher who called Torah readers to the bimah.
Jacob
A learned, impoverished man and brother of Shlomo Zingerman.
Shimon Berman
Ritual slaughterer and husband of Sarah Leah.
Ada Stolman
Sister of Hirshel Stolman and associated with the teachers’ center.
Micha Yosef Berdichevsky
Writer who described an emigrant from Tulna in his literature.
Rabbi Meir Moshe the Scribe
A scribe from Rublia who traveled to the Land of Israel with his wife.
Moshe Kutch
A poor stove-maker who worked by trade.
Unidentified young man
A young man who organized evening classes and a library for apprentices.
Shmuel Gomer
Jewish boat owner from Rublia who traveled to Russian cities and apologized publicly.
Shmuel Zeldin
Young worker defended by Horodok youths after being struck by Shmuel Gomer.
Isaiah son of Joseph
A Torah honoree called to the reading during a synagogue dispute.
Isaiah
A tradesman who rose socially and sought synagogue honor.
Hanzik
A girl whose hair was threatened with being cut during a dispute.
Sarah Leah
Widow of ritual slaughterer Shimon Berman and mother of several children.
Baruch
Son of Sarah Leah who worked and gave his earnings to his mother.
Rivl
Daughter of Sarah Leah who remained with her mother.
Avraham Plotnitsky
A Plotnitsky associated with the described incident.
Isaiah Plotnitsky
Avraham Plotnitsky's brother and participant in the incident.
Aharke Plotnitsky
Isaiah Plotnitsky's son, who received Shayke in Canada.
Malka
Aharke Plotnitsky's wife who supported Shayke initially in Canada.
Eizel Beilin
Eizel Beilin was a craftsman, educated person, and knowledgeable Jewish scholar.