David-Horodok
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Zionism
Movement that reached David-Horodok from Lithuania.
Lithuanian authority
The Lithuanian authority granted rights to Jewish immigrants and leased tax collection.
Group of five carters
Group that organized and purchased a small ferry in 1898.
Larger group of carters
Group that purchased an automobile and attempted a David-Horodok–Garin route.
Relief committee
Committee organized to assist Jewish refugees in David-Horodok.
Joint May Day Committee of Jews and Christians
A committee organized the May Day celebration for Jews and Christians.
Hussar Cavalry Regiment
A regiment stationed near David-Horodok was invited to perform with its orchestra.
Local municipality
Municipal authority that administered town affairs.
German forces
German forces occupying Lakhva.
Bolshevik military detachment
A detachment stationed in Luninets that sent soldiers to requisition food.
Petliurists
The Petliurists were asked for help but could not provide it.
Punitive expedition
Expedition that shot three David-Horodok residents and emptied the town.
Bolshevik Authority
The authority declared mobilization in the region.
Poles
Polish forces entered David-Horodok.
Professional union in the town
Union headed by Krapivken during the Bolshevik period.
Bulak-Balachowicz's forces
The forces of Bulak-Balachowicz entered the town during Sukkot in 1921.
Balakhovtsy army
An army that voluntarily mobilized former Red Army soldiers seeking to return home.
Polish military force
A Polish military force contacted unsuccessfully during the crisis.
Balakhowicz's army
Army that passed through David-Horodok and later withdrew.
Hehalutz group
Group formed to immigrate to the Land of Israel but remaining in David-Horodok.
People's Bank
A People's Bank was among the banks established in the town.
Merchants' Bank
A Merchants' Bank was among the banks established in the town.
Haskalah movement
The Haskalah movement came to David-Horodok from Lithuanian Jewry in the late nineteenth century.
Settlement Fund
Fund collected in synagogues on Yom Kippur eve.
Cooperatives
Cooperatives were established during the period of communal activity.
Keren Kayemet Battalion of David-Horodok
Local unit that conducted broad work until the outbreak of World War II.
General Zionists in David Horodok
General Zionist organization named with a 1922 date.
Zionist Organization in David Horodok
Zionist organization named with the year 1922.
HaShomer HaLeumi in David Horodok
National Guard organization named in David Horodok.
HaShomer HaLeumi Organization in David Horodok
Organization named in a David Horodok caption.
Zionist Youth Organization in David Horodok
Zionist youth organization named in David Horodok.
Hanoar Hatzioni Training Kibbutz
A Hanoar Hatzioni training group existed in town for only one year.
Poale Zion (ZS)
Political party whose David Horodok branch is listed for 1927.
Zeirei Zion
Party for which artisans, workers, and youth formed reserves.
Z. S.
An organization active in social, cultural, and Zionist activities.
Ha-Halutz
A pioneer organization founded in David-Horodok in 1923.