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Abba’s community committee service

Abba served on the community committee representing the General Zionists.

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Return from Russia to David-Horodok

Several David-Horodok residents returned home from Russia after the border situation changed.

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Arrest of Zionist and communist discussion participants

Police arrested the discussion participants after undercover Poles heard their Zionist and communist conversation.

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Three-day imprisonment

The prisoners were released after three days in detention with help from M. Muzikant.

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Founding meeting of Young Zion

The first meeting of the initiating group for founding Young Zion took place in David-Horodok.

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Establishment of the group in Lisovichi

The first Hehalutz assembly decided to establish a group in Lisovichi.

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Establishment of the Y. L. Peretz Library

The establishment of a library named for Y. L. Peretz was decided in the family home.

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Family migration to the Land of Israel

The narrator describes the family's migration to the Land of Israel, while noting that the father did not bring the entire family.

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Emigration from the town to the Land of Israel

Individuals and entire families emigrated from the town to establish complete Hebrew lives in the Land of Israel.

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Moshele killed by the Nazis

Moshele was killed by the Nazis.

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Establishment of a modern school

Yeshai Adler established a modern school in David-Horodok in 1900.

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Jacob Friedman's move to Kyiv

Jacob Friedman moved to Kyiv in 1906.

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Refugees pass through David-Horodok during World War I

Many refugees passed through the town and received support from its Jewish residents.

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Zeev Zager killed by German soldiers

German soldiers stabbed Zeev Zager to death when he did not understand their command.

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Bezalel Yudovitz murdered

Bezalel Yudovitz was murdered during the Bolshevik period, possibly in 1919.

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Liebl Karpivka murdered

Liebl Karpivka was murdered by Polish forces at the end of that year.

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Balakhovtsy enter David-Horodok

Balakhovtsy entered David-Horodok during Shemini Atzeret and assaulted residents.

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Shmaryahu Sharmok murdered

Shmaryahu Sharmok was murdered during the Balakhovtsy period.

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Hannah murdered

Hannah, wife of Yosef Broder, was murdered during the Balakhovtsy period.

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Roshka Moravchik murdered

Roshka, daughter of Dov Moravchik, was murdered during the Balakhovtsy period.

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Yosef hanged in Hovorsk

Yosef was hanged from a doorway lintel in Hovorsk.

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Young doctor settles in the town

A young doctor came to settle, warned residents, then left the next day.

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Doctor leaves the town

The doctor packed his belongings and disappeared the day after the meeting.

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Israel-Joseph becomes rabbi

Israel-Joseph served as rabbi in the town and leader of David-Horodok Hasidim.

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Death of the narrator's father

The narrator's father died suddenly while preparing to pray.

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Murder of Libe-Reizele in Pinsk

The narrator's mother was murdered in Pinsk with members of the sacred community.

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Nazi murder of Rabbi Aharonle's children

Shamai and Miriam were murdered by Nazis with their father.

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Death of Rabbi Aharonle's wife

Rabbi Aharonle's wife died in Pinsk.

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Refugee arrival in David-Horodok

A steamboat brought over one hundred refugees from Pinsk to David-Horodok.

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Refugee-aid fundraising in David-Horodok

Cantor Shmarya Lansky and singers organized prayers and collections for refugees.

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Blahovtsy forces enter David-Horodok

Forces entered David-Horodok in 1920, causing fear and prompting Jews to hide.

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Rescue of Lipa Finkelstein

Asher rescued Lipa Finkelstein by cutting the hanging rope.

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Rescue of Shmuel Mzilski

Asher rescued his brother-in-law Shmuel Mzilski from hanging.

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Rescue of Aharon Dvorin

Asher rescued Aharon Dvorin from attackers threatening to cut his ears.

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Rescue of Khromsk Jews

Rabbi Asher transported Khromsk Jews to safety with military assistance.

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Murder of Rabbi Asher

Perpetrators ambushed and killed Rabbi Asher while he traveled.

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