David-Horodok
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Chaim
Feigel’s husband, listed among the murdered family members.
Leah
The speaker’s mother, listed among the murdered family members.
The Persistent One
A work by Bialik cited after poetic lines about poor children.
Abraham Dortsin
A Zionist activist, chemistry professional, and wartime victim in Warsaw.
Teachers' Institute in Vilna
An institute where students could study without payment.
Society of Torah and Science
Society Abraham Dortsin joined after leaving the institute.
Leo Tolstoy
Author mentioned in a comparison of literary knowledge.
War and Peace
Novel attributed to Tolstoy.
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Author mentioned in a comparison of literary knowledge.
The Brothers Karamazov
Novel attributed to Dostoevsky.
Stolin Jewish community
Jewish community with which the subject met his tragic end.
Y. Lipschitz
Author of the memorial passage signed at its conclusion.
Aaron Yehuda Lipschitz
Zionist activist who organized youth, promoted party newspapers, and pursued immigration to Palestine.
Lovers of the Hebrew Language Association
Association founded in the family home and operating secretly before the revolution.
League for Labor Eretz Israel
Organization for which Aaron Lipschitz worked actively.
Sh. Tsetsik
Signed the memorial passage describing a young prisoner who died in 1942.
Shoshana Glauberman-Zilberstein
Remembered Sarah and described Sarah’s Zionist and public activities.
Sarah Glauberman-Plotnitsky
Memorialized as a Zionist activist murdered with her husband and children.
Sarah Aharon
Killed with her children in a mass murder in David-Horodok.
Shoshana Glauberman
Identified as Sarah’s sister.
Musia (Devorah) Geyer-Glauberman
Remembered as an active cultural and public worker devoted to her homeland.
Shoshana (Glauberman) Zilberstein
Signed a memorial text about dear female colleagues in Hadera.
Rachel Tzaforin
Served actively on the Y. L. Peretz library committee.
Hadera
Place where Shoshana (Glauberman) Zilberstein was identified as residing.
Y. L. Peretz Library
Library supported by an active committee and cultural programming.
Isaiah Rosenblum
Rabbi of Slonim and an enthusiastic Hasid of David Horodok.
Slonim
Community associated with the rabbi described in the passage.
Hakhsharat Hayishuv
Organization receiving charitable donations from Rabbi Slonim.
Velvel
Synagogue attendant involved in a wage dispute.
Abraham Behr
Rabbi and father of Davidil, associated with Kozan-Horodok and Lakheva.
Kozan-Horodok
Town described as an early central place and later largely emptied of Jews.
Lakheva
Town where Abraham Behr served as rabbi.
Luninets railway station
Railway station described as near Kozan-Horodok.
Elhanan Yaakov Rozenblum
Rabbi from Pinsk, noted for scholarship, commerce, and charitable activity.
Isaac son of Hannah
Named individual appearing at the end of the passage.
David Berkowitz
Named rabbi appearing at the end of the passage.