David-Horodok
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1924 Young Zion Party Conference in Warsaw
Party conference attended by the David-Horodok branch representative.
Yaakov Ulfiner
Party member who helped lead cultural activity in the branch.
Unser Winkel Dramatic Circle
Party cultural enterprise whose performances attracted audiences locally and nearby.
Chaim Moravchik
Member of the young group that managed the library in 1935.
Chaim Farber
Member of the young group that managed the library in 1935.
Zvi Shaklber
Member of the young group that managed the library in 1935.
Shmaryahu Reznik
Jewish representative elected to the David-Horodok municipal council in 1926.
Zvi-Aryeh Tsipin
Jewish representative elected to the David-Horodok municipal council in 1926.
Keren Kayemet LeYisrael
A fund supported by local party members.
Kalisov training group
The training group to which the local branch was affiliated.
Aaron (Arke) Lipschitz
A veteran activist who died in a Soviet concentration camp.
Kopel Moravchik
A detained party member who later immigrated to Israel.
Shmuel Tschtschik
A party leader who helped reorganize regular branch activity.
Yaakov Mor
The later name given for Kopel Moravchik.
Soviet concentration camp
The camp where Aaron Lipschitz died.
Joseph Trumpeldor
Historical figure whose blood is invoked in describing events in Palestine.
Mandate for Palestine
Mandate described as intended to establish a Jewish national home.
Fifty-two nations
The nations said to have approved the mandate.
First High Commissioner for Judea
Official whose order is said to have limited immigration to Palestine.
Mibifnim
Publication identified as the source of the memoir excerpt.
Independent Poland
Country whose flag was raised over the town in an autumn day.
Hershel the carpenter
Carpenter whose apprentices are mentioned among the town’s working people.
Isaac the blacksmith
Blacksmith whose apprentices are mentioned among the town’s working people.
Pandri
Person whose companions included butchers and coachmen.
The brochure
A brochure reached the young group and opened with revolutionary social criticism.
Stockholm
City where World Union of Poalei Zion delegates convened.
Petah Tikva
A settlement discussed in the booklet’s account of Palestine.
Rishon LeZion
A settlement discussed in the booklet’s account of Palestine.
Socialist Society Group in Eretz-Israel
A socialist society group associated with Eretz-Israel.
Maxim Gorky
Named among literary and ideological figures associated with the prose publication.
A. D. Gordon
Named among literary and ideological figures associated with the prose publication.
Theodor Herzl
Named among literary and ideological figures associated with the prose publication.
Dov Ber Borochov
Named among literary and ideological figures associated with the prose publication.
Vladimir Lenin
Named among literary and ideological figures associated with the prose publication.
Jewish cemetery
A Jewish cemetery where a group gathered on a slope among tall trees.
Library named for Isaac Leib Peretz
A library carrying the name of Isaac Leib Peretz.