David-Horodok
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Kremenchuk
A large city named among destinations of river trade.
General Municipal School
A mixed municipal school providing elementary education in David-Horodok.
Israel
The country where Bnei Yehuda members currently reside.
Zionist movement
A movement whose establishment led parents to join assemblies and activities.
Yitzhak Ben-Yosef
Named contributor associated with the passage.
Mendele
Writer cited among authors portraying former Pale of Settlement towns.
Peretz
Writer cited among authors portraying former Pale of Settlement towns.
Shalom Ash
Writer cited among authors portraying former Pale of Settlement towns.
Aharon Slomiansky
Owner of the first house described.
Singer
Sewing machines stored in the shop during emergencies.
Stolin Rebbe
Rabbi who lodged in the upper floor once a year.
Yudovitz
Owner of the second house and its rented businesses.
Yudovitz pharmacy
A public pharmacy operating in rented premises below Yudovitz's house.
Yudovitz's son
Pharmacist and son of Yudovitz's father.
Wolf
Medical dresser who prescribed remedies.
Study houses and prayer houses
Religious buildings described as prominent in the town.
Motel the tailor
A tailor whose workshop was entered by youths protesting night work.
Karl Marx
Mentioned in connection with night work and labor activism.
Sanderka, the blacksmith’s son
A local blacksmith’s son mentioned in connection with the events.
The narrator’s sister
She reported that youths had entered Motel the tailor’s workshop.
Libunko
A civilian guard named Libunko wore a copper emblem on his uniform.
Shpantsar
A short, physically intimidating man was nicknamed Shpantsar.
Book of the Upright
The Book of the Upright is cited in connection with heroic exploits.
Samson
Samson is cited as an example of heroic strength.
Elikum Tsunzer
Poet whose songs were sung by Jewish youth in the town.
Dolitsky
Poet whose songs were sung by Jewish youth in the town.
Imber
Poet whose songs were sung by Jewish youth in the town.
Tchernichovsky
Poet associated with the song about going to the Land of Israel.
Mishmar-Hayarden
Place named on postcards that reached the town.
Rehovot
Place named on postcards that reached the town.
Kastina
Place named on postcards that reached the town.
Meron
Site mentioned in connection with celebrations described by Frishman.
Western Wall
Site mentioned alongside Rachel's Tomb and Meron.
Rachel's Tomb
Site mentioned in connection with writing by Frishman.
Frishman
Writer mentioned as describing Rachel's Tomb, Meron celebrations, and the Western Wall.
The narrator's childhood district
District where the final spark of revolution was said to have faded.