David-Horodok
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Freihayt
Youth organization affiliated with Poale Zion and active in David-Horodok from 1926.
Hapoel Hamizrahi
Movement associated with a training group in David-Horodok in 1933.
Hitahdut Party
A party founded in David-Horodok in 1935 by a group of members.
Local Communist Activists
Former group members became local communist activists after the Soviets entered in 1939.
Poalei Zion organization
A once-powerful organization described as having been reduced to memories.
Free Atheist Circles
Provided Bible lectures from a historical-cultural perspective.
Mizrachi Activists
Initiated the attempt to establish the Yavne public school.
Poalei Zion (T.S.)
Founded a library named for J. L. Peretz in 1925.
Dramatic Circle
A dramatic group whose activities developed after 1917.
Youth Amateur Group
A youth amateur group founded in 1936 that performed successfully.
Hakoah Sports Club
A sports club that developed a strong football team.
Orphan Committee
A committee that operated throughout Polish rule in David-Horodok.
Shlomo Razman's Fund
One of two funds serving the same purpose and trusted by the population.
Pinie Shaynboim's Fund
One of two funds serving the same purpose and trusted by the population.
Gemilut Hasadim Fund
Provided interest-free loans to small retailers and artisans.
Gemilut Hasadim Fund Committee
Controlled applications and approved loan amounts.
David-Horodok fire brigade
A fire brigade was established to combat recurring fires.
Firefighters brigade
The town fire brigade expanded after the First World War.
England
Country named among powers asked to restrain Hitlerist ambitions.
France
Country named among powers asked to restrain Hitlerist ambitions.
Hitlerist military forces
Hitlerist military forces crossed the German-Polish border and attacked Poland.
Polish Radio
A broadcaster whose claims are contrasted with wartime developments.
Polish military units
Units stationed at the border and later withdrawing from the town.
Soviet sappers
Unit that rapidly assembled a pontoon bridge over the river.
Soviet authority
Authority under which the period from September 1939 to June 1941 is described.
Soviet citizens from Russia
Soviet citizens sent from Russia filled responsible administrative posts.
Jewish Communist Activists
Jewish Communist activists carried out the work of nationalization.
General Zionist activists
Five named activists are identified as General Zionist activists.
Poale Zion activists
Four named activists are identified as Poale Zion activists.
Polish security organs
Berl Kapton was accused of being an informant for Polish security organs.
Soviet authorities of the town
Soviet town leaders began evacuating.
German military authorities
German military authorities in Pinsk received the delegation.
German SS personnel
Armed German SS personnel surrounded the market.
Horadchukes
Local group involved in controlling the town and accompanying deportees.
SS unit
Heavily armed unit that escorted gathered people to Khinavsk.
Partisan detachment
Partisan unit that attacked German forces and damaged local infrastructure.