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Rabbi Abraham Isaac
A revered Torah scholar and teacher in David-Horodok.
Karlin and Stolin Hasidic Synagogue in David-Horodok
A synagogue where fifteen prayer groups awaited Rabbi Abraham Isaac.
Rabbi Natan Gloyberman
A participant in a New Year gathering of Stolin Hasidim.
Rabbi Aharleh of Stolin
A son of Rabbi Israel of Stolin who helped arrange hospital admission.
Rabbi Israel of Stolin
The father of Rabbi Aharleh of Stolin.
Frankfurt am Main
The destination before which the Yanuka asked Rabbi Abraham Isaac to say farewell.
Largest Polish government hospital
A hospital where Rabbi Abraham Isaac underwent surgery and received kosher food.
Aharon Slominsky
Helped provide for the rabbi and transported his meals.
Natan Neta Glauberman
Helped provide for and maintain the rabbi's household.
Rachel Slominsky
Cooked the rabbi's meals after his granddaughter married and moved away.
Hershil Molotchnik
Frequently brought the rabbi to synagogue and returned him home.
Elimelech of Karlin
Ordered that the ill rabbi be transferred to Pinsk.
Yosef Bokhtnik
Provided lodging and care in Pinsk.
Yaakov Kluzni
Named contributor or author of the preceding memorial passage.
Rabbi Abraham Isaac the Angel
Rabbi remembered as a devout and learned worshipper with major synagogue influence.
Karlin-Stolin Hasidic Synagogue
Synagogue where Abraham Isaac had significant influence and attended despite pain.
Beit Aharon
Religious work that guided Abraham Isaac's daily conduct.
Asher the Scribe
Hosted the Chofetz Chaim and Abraham Isaac, with fresh bread baking at his home.
Israel of Stolin
Rabbi who often praised Abraham Isaac and described him as one of the great men.
Abraham Yitzhak
A respected religious man remembered for piety and concern for the sick.
Gershon Gleiberman
Contributor describing Abraham Yitzhak.
Kharkiv
City from which a Jewish man returned disappointed after visiting the Land of Israel.
A. Lubhovsky
Contributor recounting a story told by Abraham Yitzhak.
Rabbi Saul Dov
Respected town preacher known for wisdom, piety, and compassion.
Rabbi Saul Dov's regular study hall
Study hall where townspeople gathered to hear Rabbi Saul Dov.
Isaiah Magidovich
Contributor signing the account of Rabbi Saul Dov.
Sarah Ita Zager
Named contributor following Isaiah Magidovich.
Sarah Ita
A charitable widow who helped David-Horodok residents and attended synagogue on Sabbaths and festivals.
Unspecified synagogue
A synagogue Sarah Ita attended on Sabbaths and festivals.
People of Israel
The people Sarah Ita loved and assisted without distinction.
Yitzhak Leib Zager
Public activist and Zionist movement leader in David-Horodok.
S. Tsatsik
Co-author of the memorial passage.
Y. Lifshitz
Co-author of the memorial passage.
Rabbi Shneur Zalman Shapira
Person listed in a memorial heading as deceased in the Land of Israel.
Rabbi Hirschkowitz
Rabbi brought to David-Horodok who later left after two weeks.
Shlomo Zagorodsky
David-Horodok religious-school teacher who led prayers during Rabbi Hirschkowitz's stay.