David-Horodok
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The Horodok Rabbi
Rabbi who advised Michael and later instructed Moshe not to return.
The Stoliner Rebbe
Rebbe whom Moshe consulted in his old age.
The rabbi
Unnamed rabbi who handled Moshe's contract and presided over the episode.
The rabbi's wife
Unnamed woman whom Moshe petitioned to intercede with the rabbi.
Rabbi Bar Malvah
A man who showed the narrator an entry in Lakva's community ledger.
Rabbi David
An elderly rabbi who attended Israel Yehuda Kula’s Passover prayer.
Moses
Father of Abraham Zeev Lutsky.
Chaim ben Yosef Kluzzhni
A person named in a memorial note.
Shmuel David of Kobrin
Righteous rabbi identified as the father of Jacob Elhanan.
Yitzhak ben Hannah
Name appearing in the passage after the account of Hannah.
A. Lehav
Name appearing as a contributor or attribution in the passage.
Rabbi David Berekowitz
Rabbi David Berekowitz was born in 1849 and died in 1935.
A. A. of Karlin
Sent a telegram announcing the rabbi's death and requesting attendance at his funeral.
Shimon Ronkin
Torah scholar and teacher who lived in Shapira neighborhood and died in 1937.
Rabbi Abraham Isaac
Rabbi referred to as “the angel” in the article fragment.
Nah Kashtan
Named in Yosef Kashtan’s patronymic.
Nathan Neta Glauberman
A merchant and religious community figure born near David-Horodok and Stolin.
Eliezer Glauberman
Nathan Neta Glauberman's father.
Esther Borochin
Nathan Neta Glauberman's wife and daughter of Abraham and Tsipah Borochin.
Abraham Borochin
Esther Borochin's father.
God
Religious figure described as wondering about the fate of the people’s descendants.
Zeev M.'s mother
She was hidden in one of the holes while the narrator sought an escape route.
Leader of the thieves in Stolin
A tall non-Jewish man who helped the narrator escape the ghetto.
Onishu
A murderer who returned with the Germans and issued orders to Jews.
Teacher from Krassin
A village teacher who reported that Feigela had been taken into the forest.
Colonel Satanovski
Colonel Satanovski is identified in the passage concerning wartime partisan activity.
Polkovnik Satanovsky
The narrator’s partisan-unit commander, identified as Moshe Satanovsky.
Former Slobodnik
A former resident whose house was near the small bridge.
Gitelman’s Christian wife
Christian woman who hid Gitelman and later married him in gratitude.
Bracha Shmul
Child hidden by a gentile in Dubinets forest and later killed in the marketplace.
Baruch Shmul
Child hidden by a gentile in Dubinets forest and later killed in the marketplace.
Bnei Matityahu Korman
Reported Boris Seraheiko's alleged murder of Shimcha Mishlov to Soviet authorities.
Boris Seraheiko
Was accused of murdering Shimcha Mishlov and was sent to Siberia.
Rabbi Moshe Ginzberg
Was spared by Germans but later died during liquidation of the women's ghetto.
Golda Rachel
Wife of Meir Eliyahu who died at Kaplitsa in Khoromsk.
Stakhayka
Named among the alleged David-Horodok murderers.