David-Horodok
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Shlomo Karvatsik
Named member of the Karvatsik family.
Zelda Karvatsik
Named member of the Karvatsik family.
Deborah Karvatsik
Named member of the Karvatsik family.
Sander Karvatsik
Named member of the Karvatsik family.
Yantel Karvatsik
Named member of the Karvatsik family.
Zipporah Karvatsik
Named member of the Karvatsik family.
Eliezer Karvatsik
Named member of the Karvatsik family.
Mordechai Shefer
Named person in an OCR list.
Zeev Shefer
Named person in an OCR list.
Hanna Gitel Sosnik
Named person in an OCR list.
Tzipora
Named person in an OCR list.
Yosef Sharmok
Named person in an OCR list.
Yisrael Sharmok
Named person in an OCR list.
Noah Ginzburg
Listed with his wife and children, identified as Jacob’s family.
Sonya Lifshitz
Listed with wife Chaya and children, including Bila, Zelda, Dbusha, Ashka, and Yechana.
Yosef Plotnitsky
Listed with his wife and Yikhna.
Chaya Pril Pers
Listed with Gansha Yitzhak, Jacob, and Moshe.
David
A legend attributes the town’s name to a prince’s child named David.
Ivan Sviatoslavich
Ivan Sviatoslavich is identified as a grand-princely representative after Yuri's death.
Urjadnik Avtshinkav
Named individual described as having business connections with Jews.
Yosl Murawtshik
Named ancestor of the Murawtshik family in Nirtshe.
Slanimer Rabbi
Rabbi who left with several families during evacuation preparations.
Nicholas
A figure invoked by an elderly peasant woman in a shouted statement.
Poles
Poles brought to David-Horodok opened shops and competed with Jewish merchants.
Dr. Chaimzon
A Keren Hayesod representative who visited in 1923.
Yosef Lipitz
Person listed among the branch members or officeholders.
Shmuel Tsitsayek
Person listed among the first Freihayt committee members.
S. Zaga
Teacher named among David-Horodok educators.
Radzki
Teacher described as a national and Zionist educator.
Manievitch
Teacher under whose leadership the Hebrew school opened.
R. Mishalov
The leader of the reestablished Hebrew Tarbut school.
Schoolchildren
Children who spread the Hebrew-speaking movement through the school community.
A representative of the free atheist circles
Taught Bible from a historical-cultural perspective.
Y. Apingendin
Amateur performer who recited works during the 1905 revolutionary period.
Y. Yudavitch
A Jewish representative elected to the town council.
Dr. Zhalqver
A Jewish representative elected to the town council.