David-Horodok
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N. Sirkin
Named as a member or associate of the committee.
A. Ributski
Named as a member or associate of the committee.
B. Katsnelson
Named as a member or associate of the committee.
D. Remz
Named as a member or associate of the committee.
H. Kalvariski
Named as a member or associate of the committee.
O. Attinger
Named as a member or associate of the committee.
M. Volbushevitz
Named as a member or associate of the committee.
State of Israel
State mentioned as the place where some former committee figures became leaders.
Eastern Europe
Region referenced in comparison with other cities and countries.
Jewish towns in Poland
Jewish towns in Poland where the booklet reportedly served as a short course.
The committee
Committee whose members, assistants, and advisers are named.
The booklet
Booklet described as inspiring organized Jewish youth and pioneering activity.
Other committee members, assistants, and advisers
Unnamed people associated with the committee; some died and others survived.
Blumenkopf (Ben-Yosef)
Teacher named in a 1931 seventh-grade class caption.
Moshe Meir (Moravcik)
Named author or contributor associated with the youth-club section.
Other countries
Other countries to which some survivors traveled after the war.
Youth clubs
Clubs where young people gathered for singing and dancing.
Moshe Meiri
Contributor who wrote about his period as a HeHalutz member.
Mordechai Yaakov ben Aharon Bagun
A person memorialized in Moshe Meiri's dedication.
Atel bat Aharon Gota Avrin
A person memorialized in Moshe Meiri's dedication.
Alke
A sister memorialized in Moshe Meiri's dedication.
Dov (Berl) Turkenits
A brother-in-law memorialized in Moshe Meiri's dedication.
Gimele
A child named in Moshe Meiri's memorial dedication.
Tsirl
A sister memorialized in Moshe Meiri's dedication.
Hechalutz
A movement whose branch grew and attracted unorganized youth.
Klosova
A kibbutz that sent an affiliated training group to David-Horodok.
Mandate government
The government that reduced immigration quotas.
Yhoshua Bigun
Named contributor or caption subject associated with the passage.
S. Finkelstein
Former employer of the narrator and participant in concealing travel plans.
Yosel der Geler
Came by wagon to take the narrator from home.
The narrator’s family
Family that accompanied the narrator’s departure emotionally and hoped for reunion.
Lasovitz
Location of a two-desiatin training plot offered to the group.
Zager
Assisted the training group with its land arrangement.
Hehalutz Haboger
Organization whose members visited the training group on Saturdays.
Hehalutz Hatzair
Organization whose members visited the training group on Saturdays.
Davar
Publication read by some members after work.