David-Horodok
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Yitzhak Idan (Zeldin)
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Yosef Lifshitz
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Aryeh Lahev (Lahovsky)
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Haim Kashtan
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Haim Kluzhni
Named as an editor or production contributor.
Yaakov Mor (Kopel Moravchik)
Named as an editor or production contributor.
David Shimoni
Named as the author of a Hebrew poem excerpt.
H. N. Bialik
Hebrew poet cited for two poems about slaughter and wartime destruction.
Aharon (Artzik) ben Dov Moravchik
Town native credited with efforts leading to local perpetrators’ capture and imprisonment.
Hannah Spielberg
Hannah Spielberg assisted the Detroit committee's activities.
Jacob Kitai
Jacob Kitai collected materials and funds for the memorial book.
Yitzhak Zeldin-Idan
Yitzhak Zeldin-Idan participated in writing, editing, translation, and proofreading.
P. A. Bershadski
Named as the author of a cited historical work.
Y. Shifer
Named as the author of a cited historical work.
Sviatopolk
Son of Vladimir the Great who received Pinsk, Turov, and Druya.
Vladimir the Great
Ruler whose sons divided Rus according to the cited chronicle.
Michael of Chernigov
Prince found at Pinsk with the remnant of his army after the invasion.
Yuri Semyonovich Olshanski
Prince who received David-Horodok in the fifteenth century account.
Princess Maria
Princess who ruled the Pinsk Principality with her son Vasili.
Vasili
Son of Maria who ruled the Pinsk Principality with her.
Ilena
Sister of Vasili who inherited his position after his death.
Fyodor
Husband of Ilena who inherited Vasili's position with her.
Sigismund I
King who received the Pinsk Principality after Fyodor's death.
Bona Sforza
Queen associated with settlement, drainage, canals, and administration in the region.
Sigismund Augustus
King of Poland and governor of Lithuania who abolished the Pinsk Principality.
Sigismund III
Sigismund III was king of Poland during intensified Catholic activity.
Yokhnivitz
A priest who repaired an injustice against the Orthodox church in David-Horodok.
Bohdan Khmelnytsky
Leader of the Cossack revolt, whose actions affected the surrounding region.
Adolf Hitler
Named as the leader associated with the forces that conquered David-Horodok.
S. A. Barshadskii
Author cited for a historical survey of Lithuanian Jewry published in 1883.
Dr. Y. Shifer
Author cited for a history of Polish Jewry through the eighteenth century.
Bogdan Khmelnytsky
Leader of the revolt said to have devastated Jewish settlement in Eastern Europe.
Lithuanian Minister of War
An unnamed minister who ordered military assistance for tax collection.
Levi Isaac of Berdichev
A rabbi who served as rabbi of Pinsk for a period.
Aaron the Great
A renowned rabbi associated with Pinsk.
Vilna Gaon
A leading opponent of Hasidism whose influence affected David-Horodok.