David-Horodok
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A. Mareyko
A local authority figure who fled to Pinsk with his men.
Rivka
Wife of Yosef Yudovitch, taken with her two daughters.
Male
Daughter of Yosef Yudovitch and Rivka, taken by Mareyka.
Leah'l
Daughter of Elie Bregman's mother, mentioned among those taken.
The narrator's mother
Possibly the speaker heard by the narrator during the escape.
Michael Nasantshuk
Red Army soldier describing his wartime experiences in letters.
Liavon
A person who recited Kaddish with the narrator's father.
Nisel
A person listed among those still alive.
Veleien
A person reportedly found shot after the narrator escaped.
Bayleyen
A person reportedly found shot after the narrator escaped.
Nislen
A person reportedly found shot after the narrator escaped.
Shlomo
A person reportedly found shot after the narrator escaped.
Saltis
A person credited with helping the narrator survive.
Avdayen
A person credited with helping the narrator survive.
Khvedakh
A person credited with helping the narrator survive.
Leonan
A person credited with helping the narrator survive.
Malokh Mamanovich
A person credited with helping the narrator survive.
Abraham Shulman
A person named in connection with two boys from Rublev.
the narrator
Narrator who carried out the starosta’s mission and searched for murderers.
Unknown Muravchik
An unidentified person who addressed the narrator by the Muravchik family name.
Murawchik
Person addressed during an investigation involving Ivan Mareyko.
Gershon Berman
A person listed among contributors or subjects.
Yaakov Kalhani
A person listed among contributors or subjects.
Mosia Geyer-Gloiberman
A person listed among those murdered by the Nazis.
Shneur Zalman Shapira
Rabbi named in the text.
Abraham Isaac
Rabbi named in the text.
A. Lakhovsky
Person named in the text.
Dov Rabinowitz
Named contributor on the Horodok rabbinic dynasty.