David-Horodok
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Polish Army field
Military field made available for sports activities and competitions.
Lodz
Trade center connected to the town’s commercial network.
Polesia marshes
A remote marshland region surrounding the town.
Firefighters association building
Building established for the association and later expanded.
Firefighters tower
Twenty-five-meter tower erected beside the building in 1937.
Firefighters association theater
Brick theater built in 1938 in the association building courtyard.
Avigdor's house
House where a teacher's apartment hosted the gathering.
Orli
A village associated with Pfish, described as a teacher from there.
Shul-Hoyf
Area where six synagogues were concentrated and which symbolized ancient Jewish culture.
Lisovitz
Location of the HeHalutz training group organized in 1924.
Soviet concentration camp
The camp where Aaron Lipschitz died.
Independent Poland
Country whose flag was raised over the town in an autumn day.
Stockholm
City where World Union of Poalei Zion delegates convened.
Petah Tikva
A settlement discussed in the booklet’s account of Palestine.
Rishon LeZion
A settlement discussed in the booklet’s account of Palestine.
Jewish cemetery
A Jewish cemetery where a group gathered on a slope among tall trees.
State of Israel
State mentioned as the place where some former committee figures became leaders.
Eastern Europe
Region referenced in comparison with other cities and countries.
Other countries
Other countries to which some survivors traveled after the war.
Lasovitz
Location of a two-desiatin training plot offered to the group.
Siberia
Place where Aharon Lifshitz reportedly died.
Baranovichi
Place where Haim Kluzni organized a branch.
Warsaw Ghetto
Ghetto associated with Yohanan Morgenstern's fighting.
Givat Rambam
Place associated with Rafael Moravchik.
Haifa
Place associated with Mendel Kravchik.
San Francisco
The narrator stayed several days in San Francisco while traveling across the United States.
Tel el-Kabir
Tel el-Kabir was the legion's first station in the Land of Israel.
Rafah
The battalion was stationed at Rafah during the described period.
Rafah el-Arish
The battalion moved onward to Rafah el-Arish.
Lod
Place reached in October and used as a base for visiting nearby settlements.
Ness Ziona
Settlement visited from Lod.
Khoromsk
Nearby village whose children attended the school.
Soviet Russian border
Border near Kharfon, 50 kilometers from the town.
Vilna
City where a technical institute is mentioned.
Huborsk
Nearby village where a student visited an agricultural exhibition.
Ramat Gan
Residence location listed for contributor Yerachmiel Murshtein.