Drohiczyn
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The group's pit
A pit with a concealed entrance where the group arrived.
David
A person reported missing alongside the narrator’s cousin Shepsl.
Shepsl
The narrator’s cousin, reported missing alongside David.
Asne
A girl from Drohitchin who prepared soup and potatoes for the narrator.
Felte Mazurski
Person named in a photograph caption.
Esther
Survivor who escaped together with the narrator and later recovered.
Samuel Epelboim
Drohiczyn native found among Jews from Janówka.
Janówka
Place associated with a group of Jews encountered during the war.
Lekchawitscher Canal
Canal reached by the Germans before withdrawing.
Freidl Zahn
Named among girls associated with Drohiczyn.
Mindl
Named among girls associated with another locality.
Khaye'le
Named girl, age 13, in the passage.
Rebeka
Named girl, age 18, in the passage.
Tsadok
Sixteen-year-old boy said to have come from Yalitch near Drohiczyn.
Włodawa
Place associated with Asvra.
Khayem-Ber
Named as an ancestor of Moshe Mendl Gershenhoyz.
Malke Kravets
Named as an ancestor of Moshe Mendl Gershenhoyz.
Tsvia Tenenboym
Person told that Rebeka sought rescue while passing the footbridge.
Unnamed Gentile woman's husband
Man who accompanied the unnamed Gentile woman.
Di Tsait
Publication in which the article originally appeared.
Jewish settlements in Poland
Jewish settlements in Poland described as destroyed.
Jewish People's Banks
Banks that employed the author as an inspector.
Zakharia Smid
A Jewish blacksmith described as a giant with powerful hands.
Da Broni
A radical underground newspaper cited for wartime reports.
Yankel Beikh
Named in a photograph caption; identified as having perished.
Risha Epstein
Named in a photograph caption; identified as having perished.
Auschwitz
A concentration camp named in a Warsaw proclamation.
Belzec
A camp named in a Warsaw proclamation.
Zelde Boym
Named person in a photograph caption.
Hana Kravietz
Named person in a photograph caption.
Moses-Lieb Salever
Named as a deceased parent commemorated by relatives.
Chaya-Sarah Salever
Named as a deceased parent commemorated by relatives.
Leah Salever
Named as a deceased sister in a memorial list.
Leah Salever’s husband and four children
Family members named collectively in a memorial list.
Aharon Salever’s wife and four children
Family members named collectively in a memorial list.
Liebe and Eliah Salever-Trakman
Named in a memorial list, with New York indicated.