David-Horodok
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Baile Malotchnik
A survivor named Baile Malotchnik.
Bashele
A daughter listed among those still alive.
Shalom Durzin’s wife
Shalom Durzin’s wife, listed among those still alive.
Shalom Durzin’s child
Shalom Durzin’s child, listed among those still alive.
Eidel Shulman
An aunt in New York whose address the narrator seeks.
Aharon Morawutchik
Author describing postwar repatriation and the murderers of David-Horodok Jews.
Ivan Mareyka
Identified as the principal culprit and murderer.
Yevgeny Yevplov
Named as Ivan Mareyka’s lawyer accomplice.
Kasarev
Named perpetrator listed with three sons.
Simeon Kulaga
Named perpetrator listed with his son Grigory.
Grigory Kulaga
Named as Simeon Kulaga’s son and a listed perpetrator.
Demian Mareyka
Named perpetrator in the list of murderers.
Stareyka
Named perpetrator in the list of murderers.
Hentshel
Named perpetrator in the list of murderers.
Krum
Named perpetrator in the list of murderers.
Levkowsky
Named perpetrator in the list of murderers.
Palukashka
Named perpetrator in the list of murderers.
Kazalovsky
Named perpetrator in the list of murderers.
Gritskevitch
Named perpetrator in the list of murderers.
The Starosta
A middle-aged Polish communist and idealist who gained the narrator’s trust.
Abraham Moses Greenberg
A Lomzha Jew and head of the community in their shared new town.
Abraham Moses Greenberg
Companion accompanying the narrator through the market.
Unknown David-Horodok townsman
A David-Horodok townsman whose name appeared on a murderers list.
Gadaliah Edel
Son of Isaac Edel, reportedly shot on the same day.
Aharon Salamiansky
Hasidic Jewish man reportedly thrown alive from a bridge into the Zarin River.
Matl Kvietni
A person who hid with Simkha Mishalov and was driven from hiding.
Rabbi Moshele
A rabbi who pleaded for Jews and was killed with the town’s men.
Ilja Stavra
A drunken murderer who killed the Katzmans and later burned himself alive.
Ezra Salomianic
A person who hid from the massacre and was later discovered and murdered.
Jesif Dubak
Ezra Salomianic’s neighbor, who discovered and murdered him.
Judah Spivak-Singer
A Jewish secret agent who undertook to find Mareika.
Mareikas
Man whose arrest prompted the narrator's joy.
Unnamed Jewish woman
Jewish woman who married Misha in England and was regarded as Daria's daughter.
Michle Stalman-Rusman
A woman whose letter described Marusia Yevplav's sadistic conduct.
Nina
Michle Stalman-Rusman's daughter, named in connection with the letter.
Yaakov Gertslin
Man whom Marusya reportedly murdered after finding him in hiding.