David-Horodok
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Yaakov Friedman
Named at the end of the passage.
Libe-Reizele
The narrator's mother was a descendant of Rabbi Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev and was murdered in Pinsk.
Rabbi Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev
A rabbi identified as an ancestor of the narrator's mother.
Miriam
Miriam was among the daughters killed in David-Horodok.
Rachel
Rachel was among the daughters killed in David-Horodok.
Sarah
Sarah was among the daughters killed in David-Horodok.
Wife of Rabbi Moshe-Yehoshua
Rabbi Moshe-Yehoshua's wife was the daughter of a rabbi from Ostra.
Rabbi Boruchl
Rabbi identified as head of the municipal relief committee.
Shmarya Lansky
Cantor who organized prayer services and collections for refugees.
Brigade commander
A brigade commander who offered Asher protection and deployed guards.
Chaim Kluzhny
Editor of the preceding account.
Traschensky
Named among Maccabi administration members.
Ultzh
Tarbut School teacher who led sports training.
Captain Tzereiski
Non-Jewish founder and first commander of the firefighters association.
Petrushkevitz
Non-Jewish founder and secretary of the firefighters association.
Zhgern-Korn
President of the public committee for firefighters.
Sarah Gloiberman
Participant in a 1916 Herzl memorial gathering.
Yitzhak Idan
Named at the end of the passage as its author or signatory.
Naydos
Listed as a numbered figure in the 1936 Zionist organization caption.
Meir Rapoport
Listed among recent Keren Hayesod representatives.
Baruch Saliomiansky
Member of the first local party branch committee.
A. Litvok
A person named in connection with the town during the early twentieth century.
Hinda Lamdan
Named among members of the Lisovitz training group who fell into Nazi hands.
Shoshana
Person identified in the caption of a Ha-Halutz ha-Mizrahi branch photograph.
Tova
Person identified in the caption of a Ha-Halutz ha-Mizrahi branch photograph.
B. Glauberman
Person signing a section concerning the League for Working Land of Israel.
V. Tzvi Shaklber
Person listed in a group photograph caption.
Moravchik Kuba
Person listed in a group photograph caption.
Ze'ev
Father of Hayah Sarah, identified as from Dolpin.
Batya Stufer
Listed among active women organizers.
Chaya Geyer
Listed among active women organizers; marked as commemorated or deceased.
Shveidel
A teacher whose room hosted lessons for children of the narrator's generation.
Unnamed young coachman
Young coachman from David-Horodok who spoke Hebrew and belonged to Bnei Yehuda.
Asher Alshansky
Uncle named in a family identification note.
Baila Alshansky
Aunt named in a family identification note.
Mordechai Kutzikovich
Source named for the following accounts of wonders.