David-Horodok
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Rabbi Asher Yudovitch
Chaya's father.
Feygele
Wife of Beitzel Yudovitch, later murdered at the Alshaner Bridge.
Rivka
A woman murdered at the Alshaner Bridge after being stripped and expelled.
Grunem Filovin
Named as a source of the account.
Ivan Mareyka
Newly appointed mayor and feldsher who reported alleged Jewish rumors to the Gestapo.
Isr and Hershl Gurvitch
Brothers dragged from hiding during an attack and killed.
Berl Migdalovich
A man discovered in women’s clothing and murdered by the mob.
Berl Pistolet
A man who enjoyed market outings and joking with Moshe'l.
Y. Nakhmanovich
Person identified in Yiddish as digging with his hands for victims’ bones.
Yitzhak (Itzl) Nakhmanovich
A Red Army soldier who visited David-Horodok after the war and witnessed the town's destruction.
Meir Hershl Karman
A person credited with transmitting the account.
Litman Nachmanovich
A house associated with Litman Nachmanovich was occupied by a non-Jew.
Noah, son of Betzalel Yudovich
Noah, son of Betzalel Yudovich, returned wounded to David-Horodok and received assistance.
Zeev ben Shalom Lachowski
Zeev ben Shalom Lachowski returned to Horodok.
Zeev ben Grunia Kunda
The passage identifies Zeev ben Grunia Kunda as the second Jewish victim.
Reuven Kaluzhny
Murdered while hiding in a closet at a non-Jewish neighbor’s home.
Markovitch
Non-Jewish neighbor whose closet concealed Reuven Kaluzhny.
Baruch Yosef Katzman
Found and murdered with his two sons.
Issar ben Nissan Gorvitch
Had his eyes gouged out and body cut apart by Horodchuk people.
Yehoshua Zager
Taken from an oven where he was hiding and murdered.
Aharon Solomiansky
Thrown into the Harin River and rescued through his wife’s efforts.
Rachel
Aharon Solomiansky’s wife who arranged his rescue.
Brakha
Child of Minna who escaped to Dubinets Forest and was later murdered.
Barukh
Child of Minna who escaped to Dubinets Forest and was later murdered.
Minna
Named as mother of Brakha and Barukh.
Simcha Mishalov
Hid four months before being betrayed and murdered on Greblie Street.
Berl Shmuts
Father of an unnamed son killed after being recognized in women’s clothing.
Daughter of Rabbi Moshele
Partisan in the Visatsker forests who fell in combat.
Golde-Rachel
Identified as Meir Eliyahu Kushnir’s daughter; killed while hiding.
Shmuel Katsman
Spent four months in the Arlier forest before being killed.
Leibl Katsman
Father of Shmuel Katsman, according to the passage.
Nishke
Wife of Chaim Kirzhner; killed while hiding in a stable.
Chaim Kirzhner
Husband of Nishke.
Leah
Wife of Moshe Kaluzhni; killed on the Greblie Bridge.
Moshe Kaluzhni
Husband of Leah.
Haim Akhman
Named author or narrator of the passage.