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Mikhal the blacksmith
Mikhal the blacksmith married Eizel Beilin’s daughter.
Shlomo Chaim Shulman
Shlomo Chaim Shulman was Mikhal the blacksmith’s father.
Chaim Zhitlovsky
Chaim Zhitlovsky was described as a famous writer and thinker who planned a Yiddish lecture in Jaffa.
Baruch Kaplan
A village Jew who emigrated to Canada and later returned with money.
Gershon Kaplan
Baruch’s son, who provided details about Berl’s adventures.
Jacob Matman
Source who provided details about Berl Kaplan and agricultural settlement.
Dr. Matman
Founder of the Herzliya Gymnasium and an initiator of agricultural settlement.
M. Talitman
Lawyer who provided details about Berl Kaplan and agricultural settlement.
Dr. Zagorodsky
One of the organizers who founded the Ir Ganim company.
Berl Kaplan
Revolutionary, farmer, and leader of fifteen families immigrating from Canada.
Talitman
Lawyer and settlement committee secretary.
Asher
Berl's brother who immigrated in 1933 to inherit his estate.
Eli HaCohen
Named in a dedication concerning artisans in a village.
Yitzhak Idan-Zeldin
Described as a pioneer of the Third Aliyah and remembered as blessed.
Rabbi Jacob Zingerman
Named as particularly irritated by Eli HaCohen's holiday prayer customs.
Eli HaCohen
Tall Jewish tailor who traveled among villages and was active in synagogue prayer.
Ephraim the tailor
Character in David Frishman's story, compared with Eli HaCohen.
David Frishman
Author of the story featuring Ephraim the tailor.
Moshe Lapkin
A young man murdered on Simchat Torah by the Balchovites.
Shlomo Chaim
A kidnapped Jewish man who maintained his Jewish identity and studied Mishnah.
Leizer
A humble, observant man who sold fabrics to peasants.
Avrahamil
The father of two sons who survived the massacre in the village.
Michael ben Mordechai Nosentsuk
A partisan who encountered Avrahamil’s two sons.
Haya
A woman described as the spouse of an unnamed person.
Mordecai Leib the Glazier
A short, quiet Jewish glazier who worshipped devotedly.
Yossel Tseitils
A carpenter known for an inspiring holiday prayer voice.
Baruch Isaiah Bukov
A blacksmith introduced at the end of the passage.
Baruch Yeshayahu
A Misnagdic Jewish resident who encouraged children’s singing in synagogue.
Mendel Nosentsuk
A pious woodworker who died defending a Jewish woman’s honor.
The rabbi
An unnamed rabbi associated with Mishnah study and religious legal discussions.
An unnamed Jewish woman
An unnamed Jewish woman whose honor Mendel Nosentsuk defended.
Deborah
Known as Aunt Deborah, she led women's prayers, prepared matzah, and treated sick people.
Isaac ben Mordecai Zingerman
He signed the passage in Jerusalem on Holocaust and Ghetto Uprising Remembrance Day, 1951.
Sarah Leah
A community activist who helped relatives and young women in need.
Michael
The couple's son who hid, survived, and joined the partisans.
Jacob Rimer
A public worker who supported the school, library, and communal activities.