David-Horodok
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City Hall
City hall labeled on the town map.
Courthouse
Courthouse labeled on the town map.
Great Synagogue
Synagogue labeled on the town map.
Cold Synagogue
Synagogue labeled on the town map.
Hasidic Synagogue
Synagogue labeled on the town map.
Stolin Shtibl
Prayer house labeled on the town map.
Hebrew Tarbut School
Hebrew school labeled on the town map.
Polish Public School
Polish public school labeled on the town map.
Catholic Church
Catholic church labeled on the town map.
Power Station
Power station labeled on the town map.
Fire Station
Fire station labeled on the town map.
Bathhouse
Bathhouse labeled on the town map.
Amal School for Printing Professions
The publication was printed at this school in Tel Aviv.
Great study house
The site of a loud gathering involving speech, singing, gunfire, and shouts.
Rabbi's Study House
Study house belonging to the Ginzburg family.
The school
A highly regarded school in the town taught fluent Hebrew to children.
Reformed Heder
An educational institution where Hebrew was taught in Hebrew.
Turov Bishopric
Bishopric to which Turov and surrounding cities were subordinate.
Orthodox church
Church built on the hill in subsequent years.
Lublin Sejm
The Lublin Sejm decided to establish a political union between Poland and Lithuania.
Orthodox church in David-Horodok
A priest built an Orthodox church in the middle of the market, still existing at the time of writing.
Courts in Lithuania
Courts whose records contain death sentences involving Jewish individuals and communities.
Warsaw Sejm
The legislative body said to have abolished the general Jewish tax in 1766.
Lithuanian courts
Courts where Jews were not summoned on Saturdays.
Pinsk–David-Horodok steamship transport
Steamship transport service organized by Jewish partners from Pinsk.
Railway station
Railway stations at Lakhva and Stolin served by local cart drivers.
Polish schools
Schools where Horodchuk children were required to study.
Synagogues in David-Horodok
Synagogues sheltered Jewish refugees.
Synagogue
Synagogue visited after the demonstration left the church.
Municipal authority of David-Horodok
Managed town affairs and handled land disputes and civil documents.
Modern school in David-Horodok
A modern school opened in the town during the period described.
School
A school opened during a period of active public life.
Orphanage
An orphanage was established during a period of active public life.
House of study
Jewish institution where the two named men went to pray.
Polish military authorities
Authorities with whom Jews unsuccessfully sought contact.
Tarbut Hebrew Elementary School
A reopened Hebrew elementary school that became one of Poland's outstanding schools.