David-Horodok
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Zionist Hall
Hall used as a meeting place for organizing ongoing activities.
Zionist Minyan
Well-attended holiday prayer group held at the school.
Cheder
Traditional classroom where the narrator initially studied.
Hebrew school in David-Horodok
Hebrew school whose students completed examinations and received certificates.
Gymnasium
Cultural institution where some graduates continued their studies.
Seminary
Cultural institution where some graduates continued their studies.
Technical Institute in Vilna
Technical institution where some graduates continued their studies.
Tarbut Hebrew School in David-Horodok
School reported as renowned throughout Poland for Hebrew cultural education.
Tarbut Elementary School
Elementary school in David-Horodok directed by Avrasha Olshanski.
modern Hebrew school
A modern Hebrew school established or renewed in 1924.
Central Prison in Pinsk
The prison receiving detainees after interrogation.
Soviet school
School associated with the new Soviet education system.
New Mikveh
Modern mikveh built in David-Horodok during the rabbis' tenure.
Church of Moshe
Church established in honor of its founder.
The church
Church reported to have caught fire after the contract was burned.
Rabbi Israel Yosef's synagogue
Synagogue where Shlomo Leizer rested after Sabbath meals.
The house of study
Building that caught fire while Shlomo Leizer slept nearby.
Synagogue of the Admor of Karlin
Synagogue associated with the Admor of Karlin.
Teachers' Institute in Vilna
An institute where students could study without payment.
Y. L. Peretz Library
Library supported by an active committee and cultural programming.
Yeshiva
Institution headed by the rabbi for many years.
Karlin and Stolin Hasidic Synagogue in David-Horodok
A synagogue where fifteen prayer groups awaited Rabbi Abraham Isaac.
Largest Polish government hospital
A hospital where Rabbi Abraham Isaac underwent surgery and received kosher food.
Karlin-Stolin Hasidic Synagogue
Synagogue where Abraham Isaac had significant influence and attended despite pain.
Rabbi Saul Dov's regular study hall
Study hall where townspeople gathered to hear Rabbi Saul Dov.
Unspecified synagogue
A synagogue Sarah Ita attended on Sabbaths and festivals.
Central Synagogue of Shapira neighborhood
Synagogue whose worshippers invited Shimon Ronkin to serve there.
Neighborhood synagogue
Synagogue where Shimon contributed religious and spiritual activity.
Ministry of the Interior
The ministry where the subject headed the Inspection Department after Israel's establishment.
State Comptroller's Office
The office with which the subject worked and later joined in an organizational role.
Tel Aviv Municipality
The municipality whose departments and enterprises the subject audited.
Tel Aviv Audit Office
The municipal audit office founded and directed by the subject.
Palestine Office
An office handling Jewish immigration and rescue requests from Poland.
Polish Government Offices
Government offices where Shfer’s words were heard and his representation was persuasive.
Consulates
Consulates where Shfer represented those who sent him.
Immigration Institutions
Institutions where Shfer’s representation was persuasive.