David-Horodok
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Smolensk
The narrator saw Smolensk burning from approximately seventy kilometers away.
Kuibyshev
The narrator traveled toward Kuibyshev and later departed from it.
Central Asia
The narrative section describes wartime movement and refuge in Central Asia.
Zirabulak
The narrator reached Zirabulak in Central Asia after leaving Kuibyshev.
Two mass graves of the sons of David-Horodok
Two mass graves described as lying on the road to Chinovsk.
Brozhnove
Village through which Nachman Yanush traveled to Stolin.
Women’s ghetto
Ghetto established three weeks after the mass murder of men in Horodok.
Robelia
Village mentioned in the closing note about two towns and a village.
Latvia
A country traversed by the narrator with Russian forces.
Field outside David Horodok
A field outside David Horodok where men were assembled and shot.
Village R.
A village where the narrator was during the massacre.
River near Village R.
A river where the narrator went fishing and heard gunfire.
Stolin Ghetto
A ghetto expected to be established near the end of winter 1942.
Ghetto
A ghetto enclosed by a wire fence where residents suffered starvation and deaths.
The ghetto
The ghetto from which the narrator escaped after the killings.
Krimena
Village near Pinsk where partisans camped in forests.
Korotzka-Volia
Border village near the partisan forest camp.
Forest
Forest where the narrator was instructed to hide.
Korotitz
A village containing a police office and five reported police officers.
Uzdamitz
A village whose police were summoned by two officers.
Estate outside the town near the river toward Stolin
Estate outside the town where women and children were taken.
Sarny Ghetto
The Jewish-quarter ghetto established in Sarny.
Forest
Forest where mass shootings and later events described in the testimony occurred.
Klavdivska Lesa
Location near Zhytomyr where an airfield supported Soviet operations.
Zhytomyr
City identified as near Amiltchino.
Amiltchino
Village near Zhytomyr captured during a partisan raid.
Railway station
Unnamed railway station passed during nighttime travel.
Emilchino
A village captured earlier by the partisans.
Serny
Town where the narrator remained and worked during the war.
the front
Military front to which the narrator was ordered to go.
Serny station
Station used by supply and military shipments and trains.
Moltschitsa
A large village near which the partisan company camped in forests and deep marshes.
Threshing floor near the forest
A threshing floor near the forest designated as the place of communal prayer.
Rovno
A city where the narrator was sent for service after the war.
Forests and deep marshes near Moltschitsa
Forested and marshy terrain where the partisan company camped.
The commander’s refugee camp
Refugee camp where a family accused of spying for Germany was discovered.