David-Horodok
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Feigele
The narrator's sister, who was wounded and later killed.
Karasin
Village teacher who reported Feigele's killing.
Jewish doctor
A Jewish doctor whose family lived in the forest.
Germans
German forces whose appearance prompted a woman to hide the narrator.
Bandera
Leader of the bandits who began capturing Jews.
Unnamed narrator
Narrator served as head nurse in a wounded and typhus patients transport.
Unnamed partisan
A partisan survivor of many battles died accidentally and received a graveside mourning speech.
Unnamed village girl
The narrator befriended a village girl and later visited her home.
Unnamed female friend
The narrator stayed with a female friend’s family for about a month.
Michael Nasantshuk
A survivor from Rublie who joined anti-Nazi partisans and later the Red Army.
Berl Nasantshuk
Michael’s brother, living in Windsor.
Jacob Nasantshuk
Detroit communal activist who delivered the letters for publication.
Jacob
Man killed during the 1941 massacre.
Marka
First person to report news of the massacre.
Hannah's father
Unnamed father of Hannah, killed in the massacre.
Gitl's husband
Unnamed husband of Gitl, killed in the massacre.
Moses Chaim
A man whose letter summoned the narrator to Stalin.
Nikolai Fusiks
A man who forcibly removed Jacob’s boot.
Jacob
A man whose boot was forcibly removed during persecution.
Lyova
A person who recited Kaddish at Moses Chaim’s grave.
Zelig Fishman
A companion who helped the narrator at the grave.
Frumke
A person who came to Moses Chaim’s grave.
Ganie
A person who came to Moses Chaim’s grave.
Chale
A person who came to Moses Chaim’s grave.
Rachel
A person who came to Moses Chaim’s grave.
Moshele
A deceased family member whose death marked the beginning of difficult days.
Avivahlen
A child whom the narrator watched with intense concern.
Aunt Golde
The narrator's aunt, who died during Hanukkah at the narrator's home.
the father
The narrator's father led memorial prayer gatherings and recited Kaddish with Liavon.
Shia Goldes
A child identified in the passage as the narrator.
Uncle Jacob
An uncle referenced in the narrator's self-identification.
Michaelke
A five-year-old child mentioned near the narrator.
Narrator
A survivor who left the narrator's parents before their deaths.
Narrator's mother
The narrator's mother, who prepared for death and urged survival.
Velien Malotchnik
A man hidden in a cellar with the narrator after the ghetto massacre.
Velien Malotchnik’s wife
Velien Malotchnik’s wife, who was still alive and hidden.