David-Horodok
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Hantshel
Named among the alleged David-Horodok murderers.
Gritchkevich
Named among the alleged David-Horodok murderers.
Gedaliah
A person whose two sons were murdered in a shooting.
Marejka’s wife
She visited the narrator seeking forgiveness and mercy.
Piotnkowski
Warsaw commander identified in a letter praising Aharon Moravchik.
Witobich
Mareyka’s son-in-law, reportedly a prewar Polish Army officer.
Marusya
Person described as sick and arrested again during the investigation.
Shlomo
A man who brought spirits and cakes for Sukkot celebrations.
Abraham Horoshchansky
A child walking with the group in the village during summer 1904.
Samuel
One of Shimon the slaughterer’s older sons who organized a Herzl memorial.
Jacob
A religious participant who objected to holding a memorial for Herzl in the synagogue.
Wincus
A village pharmacist who sold Russian literary works.
Hana Rabinovich
Young son or daughter of Rabbi Yechiel Michal Rabinovich and childhood companion of the narrator.
Y. Shivo
Person identified as a family member of Moses Milman.
Shaul Rosenzweig
Rabbi in Pinsk, son of Chaim Leib and Rivl, reportedly Chaim Weizmann’s cousin.
Hirshel Stolman
Resident of Brooklyn and son of Chava and Nachum Stolman.
Aharon ben Dov
Person identified as being in Bakov.
Rabbi Itsche Malchov
Rabbi identified as a son of Abraham Ber of Koszen-Horodok.
Natan Neta Hashov
Person described as leaving Tulna for the Land of Israel.
Shmuel Zeldin
Young metalworker who studied in Pinsk and became active in the Ts.S. party.
Rachel Weizmann
Maternal aunt or related relative of Sarah Leah; mother of the first president.
Shayke Saam
A wealthy tourist from Los Angeles who visited Israel.
Dr. Slousch
Participant in founding the Ir Ganim company.
Matman
A previously mentioned person whose account described settlers exhausting their resources.
Mendel Breina-s
A person used as a comparison to Yossel Tseitils.
Vincus
A kind-hearted Polish non-Jewish village resident and government monopoly manager.
Unnamed Jewish man
A Jewish community worker who helped relatives and supported the local school.
Rabbi Nuhdalib
A neighbor who read a book and avoided ordinary conversation.
Merel
The narrator's sister, who first fainted during the smoky winter gathering.
Miriam Hanienes
The narrator's older cousin who teased her while reciting a biblical verse.
Dina’ke Hana’t
Student remembered as disruptive in the narrator’s girls’ group.
Ovapa Yaktsis
Midwife who delivered Ada and was described as highly skilled.
Rabbanit Aldidinu
A rabbanit who comforted Ada's father during childbirth.
Simaan
Person whose barn concealed Ada's father for six days.
Alta
Friend from whom the narrator separated while leaving for Canada.
Zelig Dushnik
Father of Zeev Virovnik.