David-Horodok
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Degania
Place associated with Yosef Bartz.
Gedaliah Ulfiner
League secretary and prominent organizer of its activities.
Leah Rozman
Prominent participant in the league's activities.
Zelig Geyer
Person listed in a group photograph caption, associated with Jerusalem.
Elhanan Gottlieb
Person listed in a group photograph caption, associated with Tel Aviv.
Mendel Kravchik
Person listed in a group photograph caption, associated with Haifa.
Yaakov Mazar
Person listed in a group photograph caption.
Rafael Moravchik
Person listed in a group photograph caption, associated with Givat Rambam.
Givat Rambam
Place associated with Rafael Moravchik.
Arke Lifshitz
One of ten activists arrested in David-Horodok on February 10–11, 1941.
Rivka Moravchik
Prominent participant in the league's activities.
Yissachar Kirziner
Person listed in a group photograph caption.
Haifa
Place associated with Mendel Kravchik.
Revisionist Movement
Revisionist movement established an important place in David-Horodok.
Herut Zionist organization
A Zionist organization expanded its membership and gained supporters.
Tel Hai Fund
Funds were collected for the Tel Hai Fund.
H. Kluzni
Named author of the passage about the Foundation Fund campaign.
Haimson
Participated in a public meeting as a member of Keren Hayesod’s Polish national committee.
Moshe-Aharon Mishlov
Hosted a gathering of approximately fifty prominent householders.
Dr. Haimson
A doctor who angrily tore up promissory notes during a fundraising discussion.
Grinboim
A person addressed during a dispute over debt payments.
Yaakov Gelman
A delegate who traveled to redeem promissory notes.
Aryeh Lachovsky
Author of a memoir about David-Horodok in the Jewish Legion.
Jewish Legion
A Jewish Legion was founded for the Land of Israel, attracting volunteers from diverse social groups.
Ze'ev Jabotinsky
Ze'ev Jabotinsky appeared at the battalion camp wearing an officers' uniform.
San Francisco
The narrator stayed several days in San Francisco while traveling across the United States.
Hebrew Legion
The Hebrew Legion is described as a national popular army nucleus during World War I.
Tel el-Kabir
Tel el-Kabir was the legion's first station in the Land of Israel.
Rafah
The battalion was stationed at Rafah during the described period.
Rafah el-Arish
The battalion moved onward to Rafah el-Arish.
Haim Yaqnitz
Author of an account describing wartime experiences and release in August 1919.
Leibish Dushnik
Author of an account about immigrating from David-Horodok to Palestine.
Hershel Chechik
Dushnik's brother-in-law, whom he contacted for an agricultural-worker certificate.
Feinstein
Pinsk representative who discussed certificates for immigration to Palestine.
Lod
Place reached in October and used as a base for visiting nearby settlements.
Ness Ziona
Settlement visited from Lod.