David-Horodok
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Nach Leib Tzatzik
Listed with wife Alta and children.
Asnat Konik
Listed with her daughters.
Chaim Leib Rosenzweig
Listed with wife Rivka and daughter Golda.
Yehuda Rimer
Named in the memorial list.
Yaakov Rimer
Listed with Michal and Chava.
Miriam Rimer
Listed with daughter Hannah.
Tzvia Rimer
Listed with husband and 37 children.
Moshe Pibil Rimer
Listed with wife Chaya and eight children.
Avraham Shulman
Listed with daughter Psil, her husband, and 37 children.
Motil Shulman
Listed with his family.
Chaim Nahman Bialik
Poet credited with the quoted Hebrew verse.
Aharon (Artzik) son of Dov Moravchik
A community member whose efforts helped secure arrests of principal local murderers.
Hannah Spielberg-Granadier
A contributor credited with greatly advancing the Detroit women's committee's work.
Isaac Zeldin-Idan
A contributor involved in writing, editing, translating, and correcting the book.
Jacob Mar (Kopel Murawtschik)
A contributor involved in writing, editing, translating, and correcting the book.
S. A. Bershadski
Author of a history of Lithuanian Jewry used as source material.
Y. Shiferis
Author of a work about Jewish settlement in Lithuania and Poland.
Vladimir the Great
Ruler whose sons received territories in the division of Russia.
Ovidius
A Polish legend says Ovidius died in David-Horodok after Roman exile.
Vytautas
Vytautas is identified as Lithuania's recognized independent ruler.
Sigismund Kestutaitis
Sigismund Kestutaitis is identified as the Starodub prince receiving territories.
Yuri Semianovitch Olshansky
Yuri Semianovitch Olshansky is described as a fifteenth-century prince.
Casimir Jagiellon
Casimir Jagiellon is identified as the Polish king.
Maria
Maria became ruler of the Principality of Pinsk in 1427.
Vasili
Vasili ruled jointly with his mother until 1495.
Alena
Alena succeeded her brother together with her husband after his death.
Fyodor
Fyodor was Alena's husband and ruled with her.
Sigismund I
Sigismund I received the Principality of Pinsk in 1521.
Bona Sforza
Bona Sforza received several territories and governed the Pinsk region.
Sigismund Augustus
Polish king and Lithuanian grand duke who took control of the area.
Sigismund III
Polish king who supported Catholic clergy activity.
Yukhnievich
An energetic priest who arrived in David-Horodok and built a monastery.
Bohdan Khmelnytsky
Leader of the Cossack uprising of 1648.
Adolf Hitler
Named as the anticipated leader of the returning regime.
S. A. Bershadsky
Author of an 1883 historical survey of Lithuanian Jewry.
Y. Schipper
Author of a history of Jews in Poland through the eighteenth century.