David-Horodok
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Michael
Samuel’s son and successor in Kashiwke.
Samuel, descendant
Samuel’s descendant who served as rabbi in Kashiwke in 1892.
Sh. Reznik
A yeshiva student influenced by the Zionist idea.
J. L. Zager
A popular candidate for head of the community in the 1938 elections.
Yeh Lifshitz
Named contributor or co-signer of the passage.
Sh. Tsetsik
Named contributor or co-signer of the passage.
M. Rapafart
Author describing a visit to David-Horodok before World War II.
Narrator's wife
She sent a telegram urging the narrator to return immediately.
Moshe Shekhter
Moshe Shekhter decided to remain in the town.
David's son
Identified as Moshe Shekhter's father.
Gur
Soviet citizen and commander of the detachment.
Yitzhak Galman
Yitzhak Galman decided to leave and later returned home at the border.
Miriam Frenkel
Miriam Frenkel returned home after guards blocked the group at the border.
Tsirl Begun
Tsirl Begun returned home after guards blocked the group at the border.
Shoshana Eisenberg
Shoshana Eisenberg returned home after guards blocked the group at the border.
Rakhlin
Rakhlin commanded a detachment and had served as Communist Party secretary in David-Horodok.
Jacob, son of Abba Gertzulins
A Jewish man warned about the deportees’ fate who attempted escape and was killed.
Leton
A local Christian mentioned among collaborators after the German occupation.
Leyb Trayster
A Jewish group leader forced to sort bodies before being murdered.
Nakhman, son of Yanush Yasl
A Jewish survivor who reached Stalin and later died with Stalin’s Jews.
Itshe, grandson of the milkman
A Jewish survivor who hid in Berezhnaie and later died in Stalin’s ghetto.
Aaron Salamianski
A Jewish man who hid with a Christian and drowned after being captured.
Rachel
Aaron Salamianski’s wife, who helped bring him for Jewish burial.
Isser, son of Nisan Gurvitch
A man found hiding in a wardrobe and murdered after torture.
Kehat
A man who hid in a nearby village and was murdered while traveling to Stolin.
Abraham Barukhin
A man who hid in a nearby village and was murdered while traveling to Stolin.
Reuben, son of Chaim Kaluzhni
A man found hiding in a yard and murdered after being thrown into a toilet.
Baruch-Yasl
A man who hid with Moshe Katzmans's son and two children.
Moshe Katzmans
The father of a son who hid with Baruch-Yasl and two children.
Yitzhak
A survivor hidden by a Christian woman after promising to marry her.
Shlomo Azdemitcher
Yitzhak's father.
Rabbi Moshe
Rabbi Moshe, son of Rabbi Velvele Ginzburg, was recognized and murdered while disguised as a woman.
Rabbi Velvele Ginzburg
Rabbi Moshe's father.
Leah Vigder
Wife of Rabbi Moshe Kaluzhnis, murdered beside Chaim Baruchin's house.
Rabbi Moshe Kaluzhnis
Leah Vigder's husband.
Chaya
Daughter of Rabbi Asher Yudovitch, who jumped into the river with her child.