Drohiczyn
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Malkinia Railway Station
Railway station where Shlomo was arrested in April 1942.
Pawiak Prison
Warsaw prison where Shlomo and his fellow couriers were imprisoned.
Malkh Neustadt
Author of the cited 1948 book about Warsaw Jews.
Abraham Pinski
Named with Feigl Pinski and their children in a memorial list.
Yashe Pinski
Named as a child of Abraham and Feigl Pinski.
Esther Pinski
Named as a child of Abraham and Feigl Pinski.
Anuyta Pinski
Named as a child of Abraham and Feigl Pinski.
Naftali Steinberg
Mentioned as the parent of a daughter in the memorial list.
Yosef Epelboim
Shmuel Epelboim’s brother, whom Shmuel sought after the war.
Moshe Yosef
Person whom Shmuel Epelboim sought after the war.
Leyzer Dvaishkes
Person from Drohiczyn whom Shmuel Epelboim sought after the war.
Unnamed Christian woman from Drohiczyn
Christian woman from Drohiczyn who took in Khaye-Tshen’s infant child.
Nator Chaplinski
Became mayor and declared Jews outside the law in late 1941.
Vetele
A village whose Jewish families were murdered in late July.
Vilna
A Jewish community reported destroyed in early winter 1942.
Slonim
A Jewish community reported destroyed in early winter 1942.
Drohiczyn Judenrat
The Jewish council of Drohiczyn is mentioned in a wartime account.
Yitzhak Leib Kazak
Named in a photograph caption of Drohiczyn Jews.
Moses Berg
Named in a photograph caption of Drohiczyn Jews.
Lieberman
Named in a photograph caption of Drohiczyn Jews.
Berg
A boy named Berg is identified in a photograph caption.
Freidl Epelboim
Named among people present in the Drohiczyn ghetto transport.
Avraham Freidl
Killed before the narrator's eyes during the march.
Zeydl (Jacob) Lev
A resident of Drohiczyn who served in the Red Army and died in Harbach.
Perl Lev
Zeydl Lev’s wife and daughter of Tuvia-David Warsawsky.
Chaive-Mirl
Zeydl Lev’s mother.
Tuvia David Lev
Zeydl Lev’s father, identified in his patronymic.
Rabbi Baruch Ber
Zeydl Lev’s teacher in Slobodka.
Pinsk region
Region where Zeydl Lev joined a partisan detachment.
Kobryn
Jewish community described after the war.
Brest
Jewish community described after the war.
Joshua Kapelushgik
Author of a 1947 letter describing wartime experiences.
Drohiczyn ghetto
Ghetto where the author endured suffering during the war.
Vetli
Village whose local peasants killed its Jewish residents.
Labor camps
Camps where Jews were sent for forced labor.
Brest Jewish community
The Jewish men of Brest were murdered by the Germans.