Drohiczyn
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L. Mishavsky
Named in a caption listing community representatives.
A. Sh. Goldwelsky
Named in a caption listing community representatives.
Hershl Eidenstein
Named in a caption listing community representatives.
Jewish community
Community body represented in relations with state authorities.
Gmina
Municipal body with Jewish and Christian representatives.
Yaakov Rozenstein
Named among rabbis who held the rabbinic seat in Drohitchin.
Rabbi A. Y. Kalenkavitch
Named among rabbis associated with Drohitchin.
Zekharya Shmid
Named among rabbis associated with Drohitchin.
Nakhman Visatsk
Named among rabbis associated with Drohitchin.
Lipman Feldman
Named among rabbis associated with Drohitchin.
Tsemakh Adel
Named among rabbis associated with Drohitchin.
Rabbi Tzevi Eliyahu Reikhman
Rabbi associated with Drohitchin approximately 100 years earlier.
Rabbi Menakhem Reikhman
Rabbi in Drohitchin during the last two generations.
Rabbi Yitsik Yaakov Kalenkavitch
Rabbi in Drohitchin during the last two generations and son-in-law of Menakhem Reikhman.
Rabbi Nakh Kahn
Son-in-law of David Mordekhai Yudazumki.
Rabbi Velvel Miler
Communal judge in Drohitchin during the last two generations.
Drohitchin Jewish community
Community that paid slaughterers and provided rabbis with revenue arrangements.
Burning during Russian evacuation
During the Russian evacuation, three-quarters of the town, the synagogue courtyard, and four study houses were burned.
Postwar rebuilding of study houses
After the war, three houses of study were rebuilt while the Prush Bet Midrash remained in ruins.
Old Bet Midrash
One of Drohitchin’s four prewar houses of study.
New Bet Midrash
One of Drohitchin’s four prewar houses of study.
Prush Bet Midrash
A house of study that remained in ruins after the war.
Hasidic Shtibl
The Hasidic prayer house survived the wartime burning intact.
Kobriner Rebbe
The Kobriner Rebbe visited his Hasidim in Drohitchin every winter.
Drohiczyn
The Sabbath rest spread across the town after Friday preparations ended.
Yosef David Shuv
Named in a photograph caption as the ritual slaughterer.
Moshe Aharon Berg
Named as a person in a group photograph caption.
Mordechai
Person named in the Goldman family caption.
Henie-Chaye
Person identified as the mother in the Goldman family caption.
Shlomo-Zelig
Person identified as a son in the Goldman family caption.
Jacob
Person named in the Goldman family caption.
Tsipah
Person identified as a daughter in the Goldman family caption.
Shashke
Person identified as a daughter in the Goldman family caption.
Peretz
Person named in the Goldman family caption.
Tzvi Weingarten
Person identified as a son-in-law in the Goldman family caption.
Yitzhak Goldman
Person identified as a son-in-law in the Goldman family caption.