David-Horodok
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Aharon Lifshitz dies in Siberia
The passage states that Aharon Lifshitz died in Siberia.
Aryeh Shostakovsky falls defending the Land of Israel
The passage states that Aryeh Shostakovsky fell while defending the Land of Israel.
Rabbi Dines visits David-Horodok
Rabbi Dines visited David-Horodok in summer 1923 and spoke at the Great Study Hall.
Decision to establish HaPoel HaMizrachi
An assembly decided to establish HaPoel HaMizrachi.
Organization of local HeHalutz HaMizrahi branches
Haim Kluzni organized local HeHalutz HaMizrahi branches in several places.
Decision to immigrate to the Land of Israel
The narrator decided to leave everything and immigrate to the Land of Israel, soon implementing the decision.
Organization of the league
The league organized in December 1927 during Azriel Bigon's visit from Pinsk.
Torchlight demonstration before Zionist Congress elections
A torchlight demonstration occurred on Saturday night before the Zionist Congress elections.
Redemption of promissory notes in Pinsk
A delegation traveled to Pinsk to redeem promissory notes when they became due.
Founding of a Jewish Legion
A Jewish Legion was founded for the Land of Israel.
Volunteering for the Jewish Legion
The unnamed narrator decided to volunteer for the Jewish Legion after reading about its establishment.
Arrival in the Land of Israel
The legion arrived in the Land of Israel in August and was first stationed at Tel el-Kabir.
Immigration from David-Horodok in 1924
The narrator immigrated to the Land of Israel with his family in 1924.
Immigration after receiving authorization
The narrator immigrated approximately six months after receiving authorization.
Family departure toward the Land of Israel
A David-Horodok family traveled toward the Land of Israel in 1929.
Family emigration to the Land of Israel
A family of eight left David-Horodok for the Land of Israel.
Death while traveling toward Siberia
Chaim Barentshuk died while traveling toward distant Siberia after being exiled during the Polish conquest.
Organization of Bnei Yehuda and Gurei Bnei Yehuda
The school organized Bnei Yehuda and Gurei Bnei Yehuda in 1933.
Opening of a school
Parents established a school, initially enrolling the narrator's cohort as third grade.
Completion of the first graduating class
The narrator belonged to the school's first graduating class, celebrated at its completion.
Hebrew school completion examinations
Students completed matriculation examinations and received graduation certificates.
Graduates immigrated to the Land of Israel
Some school graduates immigrated to the Land of Israel.
Tours of nearby Hebrew schools
Eliyahu Ben Hazzan and Motili Shnayderman were sent to tour nearby Hebrew schools.
Arrival at Lakhva railway station
The contributor reached Lakhva railway station in spring 1932 while visiting surrounding towns.
Arrests in David-Horodok
Detainees were arrested in the town on 11 February 1941 for apparently political reasons.
Transfer to Pinsk central prison
After interrogation, detainees were transferred to the central prison in Pinsk.
Branchuk dies after transport to Kirov
Branchuk died shortly after being removed from a transport wagon in Kirov.
Move to David-Horodok
An unspecified 'we' moved to David-Horodok in 1918 after the borders opened.
David Berkovitz marries Fesl
David Berkovitz married Fesl at age eighteen.
Establishment of the Church of Moshe
A church was established in Lakhovka and named for Moshe, its founder.
Burning of Moshe's contract
The rabbi burned Moshe's contract in the flame of the Havdalah candle.
Church fire
A church reportedly caught fire immediately after the contract was burned.
Synagogue fire
A fire spread through the synagogue toward the holy ark while Shlomo Leizer slept.
Annual visits to Kozenahorodok
Rabbi Israel Yosef annually visited Kozenahorodok and stayed there from Passover until Shavuot.
Death of Chaya
Chaya died on the third day of Sukkot after receiving lulav rings.
Birth of Abraham Joel’s son
Abraham Joel’s daughter gave birth to a boy after a difficult labor.