David-Horodok
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Death of Rabbi Asher Berman
Rabbi Asher Berman was found dead near the town cemetery after disappearing.
Military service
Shlomo endured five years of military service and returned married to his hometown.
Death of Shlomo Der Yon
Shlomo died in 1906.
Electoral committee established in David-Horodok
Pintzuk initiated an electoral committee composed of party and synagogue representatives.
First sports group founded
The first sports group in David-Horodok was founded in 1928 and named Kraft.
Maccabi sports organization organized
An agreement in 1930 enabled organization of Maccabi sports activities.
Founding of Maccabi in David-Horodok
A public assembly announced the establishment of Maccabi in David-Horodok.
1930 District competitions in Stolin
District sports competitions were held in Stolin in 1930.
Founding of the Merchants’ Bank
The Merchants’ Bank was established through the initiative of Chaim Chatlovichny and Mordechai Kuitny.
Founding of the David-Horodok Firefighters Association
The association was founded in 1904 after numerous fires.
Firefighter leadership change in 1935
Leadership passed from Mukha Rimer to Simha Mishlov in 1935.
Firefighter leadership change in 1937
Josef Kozak replaced Simha Mishlov as leader in 1937.
Firefighters tower construction in 1937
A 25-meter tower with a siren was erected beside the association building.
Theater construction in 1938
A brick theater was built in the association courtyard in 1938.
Great fire of 1936 in David-Horodok
A major fire occurred in David-Horodok in 1936.
Asher Zager Travels to Petrograd
Asher Zager traveled to Petrograd to participate in the large Zionist conference.
Death of Ber Borokhov
Ber Borokhov died in December 1917.
Memorial observance for Ber Borokhov
Poalei Zion members held a memorial meeting and observed mourning after Borokhov's death.
Manivitz directed the Tarbut school
Manivitz served as director of the Tarbut school in 1918.
Three community members immigrated to Palestine
Shlomo Zalman Shapira, Moshe Yehuda Lifshitz, and Moshe Aharon Mishlov later immigrated to Palestine.
Formation of the First Poalei Zion Branch Committee
The first party branch committee was elected in David-Horodok after a visit by Rit B.
HeHalutz Training Group in Lisovitz
HeHalutz organized a training group in Lisovitz in 1924.
Establishment of the I.L. Peretz Library
The party established the I.L. Peretz Library in David-Horodok in 1925.
Young group takes over library management
A young group assumed management of the library in 1935, after which it flourished again.
Formation of a training group branch in David-Horodok
A 25-member training group branch was organized in David-Horodok in 1935.
Arrest of Aaron Lipschitz
Aaron Lipschitz was arrested by the Soviet NKVD and later died in a Soviet concentration camp.
Detention of party members in Soviet Russia
Mendel Kravchik and Kopel Moravchik endured detention in Soviet Russia before immigrating to Israel.
Founding of Tzeirei Zion in David-Horodok
The passage describes how Tzeirei Zion was founded in David-Horodok.
Poalei Zion council meeting in Stockholm
Poalei Zion council meeting in Stockholm; delegates decided to send a delegation to Palestine.
Youth migration to the Land of Israel
Many young people reached the Land of Israel after the war.
Migration to other countries
After the war, some survivors traveled to other countries.
Moshe Meiri's membership in HeHalutz
Moshe Meiri was a member of HeHalutz in David-Horodok.
Establishment of a training point
A training point was established in David-Horodok by a branch from Klosova.
Concealed journey to Warsaw
The narrator secretly traveled to Warsaw under a work-related cover story.
Formation of a training group
Five women and men formed a training group in 1925 before immigrating to the Land of Israel.
Hebrew study in the training group
Some training-group members studied Hebrew with Baruch Salomiansky.