Drohiczyn
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Graves behind Bereza
Graves where captured people were thrown alive and killed.
Yugoslavia
Country whose occupation by Germany is mentioned as a warning sign.
Former Polish-Soviet border
Border toward which Jews were warned to move.
Janów
A place whose male Jewish population was largely murdered.
Slanim
Location of the gymnasium Sarah Kaplan-Pimetzky completed.
Labor camp
Labor camp mentioned in connection with work mobilization.
Shereshev
Location associated with a rabbi serving the aid committee.
Kolonya
Jewish village near Drohiczyn from which Jews were driven into the town.
Yuzefin
A voluntary labor camp established near Drohichin.
Radomstav
A voluntary labor camp established near Drohichin.
Baranovichi
A city that Jews falsely believed Budenny had reached.
Rivne
A city where the passage says Jews were destroyed.
Ghetto A
A ghetto surrounded by a high fence.
Ghetto B
A ghetto to which many craftsmen were ordered to move.
Radostov camp
Camp where a man chose to work instead of remaining in town.
Petrovitch camp
Camp where Drohitchin young men worked and later began fleeing.
Zand Street
Street where the 1932 photograph was taken.
Petrovitch
A place associated with the camp and a Jewish uprising.
California
Place associated with Sophie Millner.
Radastov Camp
The camp to which the writer was sent after being captured.
Radostov
Camp and locality where Jewish prisoners worked and were killed.
Drohichyn ghetto
The ghetto received food from local non-Jews despite prohibitions and danger.
Railway station near the old cemetery
Station where ghetto residents and hiding Jews were taken and shot.
Bialowieza Forests
Forests around a shtetl where partisan groups operated.
Bilinak
A village where Ezriel Pomerants fell fighting Germans.
Camps
Camps where Jewish and other workers performed labor.
Radastov
Place where a German military aviation unit was stationed.
Woods
Place where Jewish workers were advised to flee.
Camp
Camp where several Jews were located during the passage narrative.
Vietle
A village whose Jews were among the first victims.
Old Jewish cemetery
An old Jewish cemetery whose gravestones were used in Drohichin streets.
New Jewish cemetery
A new Jewish cemetery whose gravestones were used in Drohichin streets.
Russian Hospital
The hospital where Lampel and Schechter worked and killed themselves.
Post office
The post office where Romanowski worked and beside which the sister was killed.
Brane-Gure
Destination where captives were taken and murdered in lime pits.
Radomotave camp
Camp to which some people registered to travel.