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Olshner Street
The street where Israel Yehuda Kula stayed with Boaz Shuster.
Stolin-Karlin Hasidim
The Hasidic community among whom Israel Yehuda Kula was a known musician.
Israel Yehuda
Composer whose works were influenced by Polish and Galician Hasidism.
Stolin-Karlin Hasidism
Hasidic tradition identified as a major influence on Israel Yehuda's works.
Rabbi Israelke of Stolin
Rabbi who met Israel Yehuda in Warsaw in 1920 and praised his singing.
Frankfurt
Destination where Rabbi Israelke died after passing through Warsaw.
Russian Army
Army into which Israel Yehuda was conscripted during the Russo-Japanese War.
Russo-Japanese War
War during which Israel Yehuda was conscripted into the Russian Army.
Bila Haya
Wife of Israel Yehuda, killed with him and their daughter in Kobryn.
Hana
Daughter of Israel Yehuda and Bila Haya, killed in Kobryn.
Kobryn
City where Israel Yehuda, Bila Haya, and Hana were killed by the Nazis.
Stolyn-Karlin Hasidic community
Community where Israel Yehuda’s compositions were traditionally sung.
Koshshan-Horodok
Place where Abraham Zeev Lutsky was born.
Nirza
Place where Abraham Zeev Lutsky married and initially traded fish with his father-in-law.
Rachel
Wife of Abraham Zeev Lutsky and daughter of Zvi Moravchik.
Zvi (Hershel) Moravchik
Rachel’s father and Abraham Zeev Lutsky’s father-in-law.
Jewry of Poland
Polish Jewish communities devastated during the Holocaust.
Chaim Lutski
Son who left for Cuba in 1922.
Yaentel
Daughter who immigrated to the Land of Israel with her husband.
Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kolton
Teacher who strongly influenced students through Torah study and ethical instruction.
Moshe
Grandfather who contributed substantially to the subject’s education.
Leah
Grandmother who contributed substantially to the subject’s education and distributed charity.
Admor of Karlin
Hasidic leader whose synagogue hosted the subject's prayers.
Synagogue of the Admor of Karlin
Synagogue associated with the Admor of Karlin.
Admor of Karlin
Hasidic leader who directed the subject to lead prayers.
Karlin
Place where the subject arrived for Rosh Hashanah.
Yiddish newspaper
Newspaper the subject read regularly.
Russian newspaper
Newspaper the subject read regularly.
Hebrew newspaper
Newspaper the subject read regularly.
Holy Land
The destination the speaker wished to reach.
Hava
A daughter named Hava, listed among the murdered family members.
Litman
A son named Litman, listed among the murdered family members.
Gitel
Litman’s wife, listed among the murdered family members.
Jacob
A son of Litman and Gitel, listed among the murdered family members.
Israel
A son of Litman and Gitel, listed among the murdered family members.
Feigel
A sister, listed among the murdered family members.