David-Horodok
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Isaac
The narrator's son, depicted in a photograph with Sarah.
Zosia
A girl for whom the narrator's daughter wrote a handwritten inscription.
Yevplav
The narrator's partner in a prewar office providing writing and translation services.
Kristin Aleksandra Agradzinska
A Christian woman said to have hidden a Jewish girl and not reported her.
Marusia Yevplav
A murderer whose conduct was described as sadistic in a letter shown to a prosecutor.
Ziemian Mareyko
One of several murderers reported arrested.
Babka
One of several murderers reported arrested.
Ala
Mareikas's daughter, who worked with the Germans as an interpreter.
Waitowitsch
Mareikas's son-in-law and prewar Polish military officer.
Wielawieski
Mareikas's son-in-law and prewar Polish military officer.
Misha
Mareikas's son, who came from England with his Jewish wife.
Major Piантkowski
An investigating judge and major who led the inquiry into the murderers.
Aleksandra Agradzinska
A Christian woman who hid a Jewish girl throughout the German occupation.
Golde Kuzniec
A Jewish girl hidden during the German occupation; later living in Haifa.
Tzvia Kraus (Tziparin)
A student and later educator associated with the Tarbut school in David-Horodok.
Tzvia Tziparin
A young girl identified during registration for the Tarbut school.
Tzvia
A woman remembered for tenderness, care, and devotion to her husband and elderly parents.
Mrs. Kraus
Tzvia is identified as Mrs. Kraus after being encountered in Israel.
Reuven Mishalov
The name signed beneath the memorial text.
Abraham Isaac Hamalakh
Person commemorated in the text.
Saul Dov
Person named in the text.
Yosef Kashtan
Person named in the text.
Jacob Kluzny
Person named in the text.
Lipman Isaac son of Leah
Person named in a memorial list.
Tzvi Dortsin
Person named in a memorial list.
Baruch Hochman
Person named in a memorial list.
Zelman Gloiberman
Person named in a memorial list.
Dov Gloiberman
Person named in a memorial list.
Iser Barski
Person named in a memorial list.
Leibush Dushnik
Person named in the text.
Isaac son of Mordecai Zingerman
Person named in the text.
Jacob Kolodny
Person named in the text.
J. Lifshitz
Named author of a history of David-Horodok.
Yitzhak Nachmanowitz
Named contributor discussing David-Horodok before and after the war.
Yitzhak Leib Zagel
Named contributor in the rabbis and communal activists section.
Michael Nusentchuk
Named contributor comparing David-Horodok and Stolin.