David-Horodok
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Known yeshiva in Jerusalem
Yeshiva Isaac Stolman was invited to manage.
Village synagogue
Synagogue whose seating reflected local social divisions.
Vocational school in Pinsk
School where the young metalworker studied.
the Great Synagogue
The village synagogue where a dispute began during Torah reading.
Hadassah
Hospital to which Berl was transported during his final illness.
Local school
A local school whose work and educational activities were supported by community members.
Local library
A local library supported through Jacob Rimer's communal work.
Russian elementary school
The school attended by the narrator, described as frightening.
Beit Yisrael Hall
Beit Yisrael Hall hosted the eleventh memorial gathering in Tel Aviv.
Settlements Police
Police force where Aharon Sherman served as a watchman.
School of Commerce
School where Zeev Virovnik completed his studies.
University of Jerusalem
The university in Jerusalem that admitted Shulamit during the academic year.
Technion
An institution where Tzvi was nearing completion of his studies.
Engineering Corps
Military corps to which Tzvi was sent during the fighting.
Cultural institutions of David-Horodok
Cultural institutions and libraries hosted lectures and reports in crowded halls.
Turov Diocese
Diocese encompassing surrounding towns including Pinsk in 1005.
Orthodox monastery
A monastery later built on the hill.
Monastery
A monastery built in the middle of the town market by Yukhnievich.
Roman Catholic Church
The Catholic church involved in a bitter religious conflict with the Orthodox church.
National Assembly
Assembly that was to decide Western Belarus's annexation to Eastern Belarus.
Council of Four Lands
Disputes over communal debts were litigated before the Council of Four Lands.
David-Horodok yeshivas
Yeshivas where David-Horodok young men studied.
Shtibl
A Hasidic prayer house among David-Horodok’s five houses of study.
Hasidic beth midrash
A Hasidic house of study in David-Horodok.
Imperial court
Court described as experiencing unrest before the reported abdication.
Tarbut Hebrew Folk School
A Hebrew Tarbut folk school was founded and later became one of Poland's best.
Reformed Hebrew School
School where Hebrew was taught in Hebrew.
Jewish Community of David Horodok
The Jewish community was organized during intensified political activity.
Large Hebrew School
A large Hebrew school was opened in the town.
Civil Authority in David Horodok
Civilian authority was established in David Horodok after the wartime period.
General Zionists Library
A library reopened by the General Zionists after inactivity during the Polish-Bolshevik War.
Orphans Committee
A committee whose activities were renewed on Z. S.'s initiative.
I. L. Peretz Library
A library founded in 1925 and active before World War II.
Cultural institutions
A chapter heading introducing cultural institutions in David Horodok.
Gorodskoye Uchilishche
Russian-language municipal school that enabled advancement into higher government schools.
New school building
A new school building whose foundation stone was laid in 1927.