David-Horodok
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Vilna
City where a technical institute is mentioned.
Gymnasium
Cultural institution where some graduates continued their studies.
Seminary
Cultural institution where some graduates continued their studies.
Technical Institute in Vilna
Technical institution where some graduates continued their studies.
Tarbut Hebrew School in David-Horodok
School reported as renowned throughout Poland for Hebrew cultural education.
Moshe Meiri
Named contributor or author associated with the passage.
Yaakov Hochman
Named contributor or author associated with the passage.
Avrasha Olshanski
Director of the Tarbut elementary school in David-Horodok.
Tarbut Elementary School
Elementary school in David-Horodok directed by Avrasha Olshanski.
Hashomer Haleumi
Youth movement that conducted activities and meetings in Hebrew.
Meir Plotnitsky
A 12- or 13-year-old student who insisted on speaking Hebrew.
Eliyahu Weinstein
A student identified among those who harmed Meir Plotnitsky.
Motli Shneidman
A student identified among those who harmed Meir Plotnitsky.
Berla Weinstein
A student who investigated a candidate for membership in a Hebrew-speaking association.
Bnei Yehuda Association
Association founded in David-Horodok and promoted Hebrew speaking among students.
Huborsk
Nearby village where a student visited an agricultural exhibition.
Eliyahu Ben Hazzan
Association leader who spoke enthusiastically and toured nearby Hebrew schools.
Motili Shnayderman
Young association leader who addressed audiences and toured nearby Hebrew schools.
Yerachmiel Murshtein
Author identified as residing in Ramat Gan.
Barentshuk Zil
Teacher whose arrival in the town is described in a contributor's account.
Ramat Gan
Residence location listed for contributor Yerachmiel Murshtein.
Jewish Farmers' Cooperative in Pinsk
Agricultural cooperative managed by the contributor and established by ICA.
ICA
Organization identified as founder of the Jewish farmers' cooperative in Pinsk.
Bnei Yehuda
Pioneers of Hebrew language revival in David-Horodok.
modern Hebrew school
A modern Hebrew school established or renewed in 1924.
Barentshuk
A teacher who operated the reformed heder and taught at the Hebrew school.
H. N. Bialik
Poet who participated in and lectured at the 1931 Culture Conference in Warsaw.
Nearby forest
Forest near the town visited during youth movement outings.
Movement for the Hebrew Book
Movement announced at the Culture Conference and discussed by Brantsuk.
Mordechai Rimer
A resident whose balcony hosted speeches during a 1932 Zionist demonstration.
Central Prison in Pinsk
The prison receiving detainees after interrogation.
Abrasha Alshansky
Brother named in a family identification note.
Zil
Father described as a Zionist who brought his children to Pinsk for Jewish education.
Kirov
City reached during the prisoners’ August 1941 transport.
Jewish doctor from Pinsk
Jewish doctor from Pinsk who confirmed Branchuk’s death.
Father
The narrator’s father returned after leaving the children with their aunt and uncle.