David-Horodok
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Moshe Lakhovski
Jewish representative in the nominated municipal administration.
Shlomo Katzman
Jewish representative in the nominated municipal administration.
Meir Muravchik
Elected president in the 1928 community elections.
Kaplinski
Elected president in the 1936 community elections.
Velvel Reishkes
An elderly man present among people welcoming Red Army soldiers.
Hertzl Tsipin
A David-Horodok resident was arrested, publicly tried, and sentenced for speculation.
Yosef Yudovich
A political detainee arrested in summer 1940.
Beytsl Yudovich
Father of Yosef Yudovich; shot during the Bolshevik Revolution in 1918.
Lazer Rankin
Arrested shortly after Yosef Yudovich.
Yanie (Yosef) Barukhin
A Revisionist activist arrested after Lazer Rankin.
Chaim Barantshuk
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Yasha Yudovitch
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Artchik Muravchik
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Berl Rimar
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Shaie Kantar
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Shmuel Tchetchik
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Kapl Muravchik
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Mendel Kravchik
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Berl Kapton
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Kapl Muravtchik, later Yaakov Mor
Political detainee later residing in Israel.
Yanie Barukhin
Political detainee who died in Soviet camps.
Tanya Kasarev
One of the Kasarev brothers named among Horadchuke leaders.
Liova Kasarev
Named Horadchuke leader and commander of the civil police.
Kulaga
Named among the Horadchuke leaders.
Yevplov
Named among the Horadchuke leaders.
Isr Gurvitch
Brother found hiding and blinded on the way to the marketplace.
Hershl Gurvitch
Brother found hiding and blinded on the way to the marketplace.
Rabbi Moshe'le
A rabbi who disguised himself among women and children.
Chaim Muravchik
A man who disguised himself among women and children.
Velvel Kushnir
Jewish man spared because of his expertise repairing sewing machines.
Unknown Jewish girl
Jewish partisan described as exceptionally courageous during attacks on the town.
Hershl Karman
A Jew reportedly saved because he was in the Soviet Union during the war.
Neta Karman
Hershl Karman's son, reportedly in Israel after the war.
Mates Karman
Hershl Karman's son, reportedly in Israel after the war.
Itsl Nakhmanovich
A Jew reportedly saved because he was in the Soviet Union during the war.
Litman Muravchik
A Jew reportedly in Israel after the war.