David-Horodok
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Rebecca Yudovitz
Wife of Joseph Yudovitz, taken with her two daughters.
Mala
Daughter of Rebecca Yudovitz.
Leah'leh
Mother of Elijah Bergman, taken by the murderer.
Elijah Bergman
Son of Leah'leh.
Malka, the pharmacist
Pharmacist and wife of Yasha Yudovitz, taken by the murderer.
Yasha Yudovitz
Husband of Malka, the pharmacist.
Estate outside the town near the river toward Stolin
Estate outside the town where women and children were taken.
Herzl Luria
A timber merchant and the narrator’s maternal grandfather.
Esther Blizhovska
A woman with whom the narrator stayed in Stolin.
Golda Finkelstein
A David-Horodok resident who gave birth in Sarny ghetto.
Yentl Finkelstein
Golda Finkelstein’s mother, staying with her in the ghetto.
Sarah Finkelstein
Zelda Finkelstein’s daughter, staying with her in the ghetto.
Chayka Finkelstein
A David-Horodok resident staying in the ghetto with two daughters.
Mania Finkelstein
One of Chayka Finkelstein’s two daughters in the ghetto.
Riva Finkelstein
One of Chayka Finkelstein’s two daughters in the ghetto.
Sarny Ghetto
The Jewish-quarter ghetto established in Sarny.
Golda Finkelstein’s daughter
A daughter born to Golda Finkelstein after twelve years of marriage.
Feigela
The narrator’s sister, who was wounded during escape and later killed in the forest.
Jews of Dombrovitsa and surrounding area
Jews brought into the ghetto during the second registration.
Forest
Forest where mass shootings and later events described in the testimony occurred.
Narrator’s mother
The narrator was unsure whether a call during the escape came from her mother.
Jewish doctor’s family
Family living in the forest who sheltered the narrator for a month.
Bandera
Leader of the bandits known as Banderovtsy.
Banderovtsy
Bandit group that pursued Jews in the region.
Klavdivska Lesa
Location near Zhytomyr where an airfield supported Soviet operations.
Zhytomyr
City identified as near Amiltchino.
Doctor
Doctor who praised the narrator for refusing to reveal themself.
Amiltchino
Village near Zhytomyr captured during a partisan raid.
Railway station
Unnamed railway station passed during nighttime travel.
Dombrovitsa Jews
Jews from Dombrovitsa who suffered losses in battle.
Emilchino
A village captured earlier by the partisans.
Serny
Town where the narrator remained and worked during the war.
NKVD
Soviet security organization that offered the narrator employment.
the front
Military front to which the narrator was ordered to go.
Serny station
Station used by supply and military shipments and trains.
H. Hochman
Named narrator or signatory associated with wartime imprisonment and release.