David-Horodok
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Immigration from David-Horodok in 1924
The narrator became the first person from David-Horodok to immigrate with his family in 1924.
Immigration to the Land of Israel after receiving authorization
The narrator received authorization after three days and immigrated approximately six months later.
Family departure from David-Horodok in 1929
David-Horodok residents accompanied an emigrating family toward the Land of Israel in 1929.
David-Horodok synagogue
Synagogue where the departing family received an aliyah and prayed before traveling.
Hayah Sarah
Mother remembered for wisdom, gentleness, and encouraging pioneering spirit.
Gurei Bnei Yehuda
Children's group organized by the school in 1933.
Pablo
School watchman mentioned in Yosef Bartz's anecdote.
Tarbut School in David-Horodok
School identified in a 1938 tenth-cycle caption.
Zweigel
Director of the Hebrew seminary in Vilna who attended a Tarbut celebration in Warsaw.
Hebrew Seminary in Vilna
Hebrew seminary directed by Zweigel.
Zionist Library
Library used as a meeting place for organizing ongoing activities.
Jewish people
People described as suffering persecution and enduring through history.
Abraham Olshansky
Head of the Hebrew seminary in Vilna.
Khoromsk
Nearby village whose children attended the school.
Soviet Russian border
Border near Kharfon, 50 kilometers from the town.
Hebrew Teachers' Seminary in Vilna
Teacher-training institution attended by Tarbut school graduates.
Hebrew public of the town
Community that took pride in the Tarbut school.
Rabbi Shneur Zalman Shapira
Teacher of Talmud and leader of the Mizrachi Federation.
Henka
Assistant in the school principal's household who spoke Hebrew.
Zionist Hall
Hall used as a meeting place for organizing ongoing activities.
Nechama Fridman
Listed among active women organizers.
Shoshana Glooberman
Listed among active women organizers.
Mussia Geyer
Listed among active women organizers; marked as commemorated or deceased.
Sonia Brukhin
Listed among active women organizers; marked as commemorated or deceased.
Zionist Minyan
Well-attended holiday prayer group held at the school.
Yerachmiel Rimer
Member who led prayers in the Zionist minyan.
Shmaryahu Reznik
Member who led prayers in the Zionist minyan; marked as commemorated or deceased.
Cheder
Traditional classroom where the narrator initially studied.
Yosef Bigon
A teacher whose room hosted lessons in arithmetic, Torah, and Rashi commentary.
School committee
A committee in which the narrator's father spent many nights establishing the school.
First graduating class
The first cohort of students to complete the school's program.
F. Dobroshin
Author of an account about the Hebrew school in David-Horodok.
Pinsker Shtime
Publication from which the school account was taken in 1954.
Hebrew school in David-Horodok
Hebrew school whose students completed examinations and received certificates.
Mr. Ulshansky
Director who guided the school graduates' special association.
Litman Gottlieb
Author of the account describing the Hebrew Tarbut school.