David-Horodok
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Nearby forest
Forest near the town visited during youth movement outings.
Kirov
City reached during the prisoners’ August 1941 transport.
Telz
City where Rabbi Yosef Raizin later served as rabbi.
Lakva
Birthplace of Rabbi David Berkovitz.
Chernobyl
Town associated with Motili and his religious court.
Kuznehorodok
One of the towns where Rabbi Israel Yosef’s followers were dispersed.
Lakhovka
Village where Moshe lived and fishponds were located.
Kuznahorodok
Residence of Moshe Mordechai Drapsky, associated with fishponds.
Kozhane-Horodok
Place associated with Shlomo Leizer the Blacksmith.
Kozenahorodok
Town visited annually by Rabbi Israel Yosef.
Slutsk
Place where Leizer Kreinis fled and was arrested.
Turknitz's house at the market
Location where several non-Jews were reportedly seen during the threat.
Outskirts of the town
The town outskirts are chosen for a nighttime confrontation.
Bilitz
The Galician city Israel Yehuda Kula left before moving to David-Horodok.
Western Galicia
The region where Bilitz was located.
Olshner Street
The street where Israel Yehuda Kula stayed with Boaz Shuster.
Frankfurt
Destination where Rabbi Israelke died after passing through Warsaw.
Kobryn
City where Israel Yehuda, Bila Haya, and Hana were killed by the Nazis.
Koshshan-Horodok
Place where Abraham Zeev Lutsky was born.
Nirza
Place where Abraham Zeev Lutsky married and initially traded fish with his father-in-law.
Karlin
Place where the subject arrived for Rosh Hashanah.
Holy Land
The destination the speaker wished to reach.
Hadera
Place where Shoshana (Glauberman) Zilberstein was identified as residing.
Kozan-Horodok
Town described as an early central place and later largely emptied of Jews.
Lakheva
Town where Abraham Behr served as rabbi.
Luninets railway station
Railway station described as near Kozan-Horodok.
Old City
Jerusalem quarter where Abraham Baer’s son settled with study-house worshippers.
Horodok near Lahava
Horodok distinguished from other Lithuanian towns by its proximity to Lahava.
Lahava
Place used to identify the relevant Horodok town.
Lachwa
Lachwa was a town near David-Horodok where David’s father served as rabbi.
Lachva
City where Abraham Beer served as rabbi.
Mount of Olives
Place identified as Abraham Beer’s honored resting place.
Jerusalem Old City
Area where Mordechai-Le remained among Torah scholars.
Frankfurt am Main
The destination before which the Yanuka asked Rabbi Abraham Isaac to say farewell.
Kharkiv
City from which a Jewish man returned disappointed after visiting the Land of Israel.
Olshany
Town near Vilna associated with Rabbi Shapira.