Drohiczyn
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Tzadok
Named as Eliyah Miliner’s father.
Libe
Named as Ettl’s mother.
Kazan
City where Eliyah was hospitalized and later prayed.
Motel Nachmkin
A wealthy military-uniform supplier who helped Eliyah obtain army release.
Jewish tailor workshop
Workshop in Astrakhan where Eliyah and Motel worked.
Eliyah
A man who migrated to New York with his daughter in 1920.
Feigl
Eliyah's daughter, who migrated with him to New York in 1920.
Etl
Eliyah's wife, who migrated to New York with the other children in 1927.
Yisrael
Etl's son, living in Cuba.
Choa Greiber
Son of Mordechai and Riva Greiber, born in Drohitchin and migrated to Chicago in 1911.
Greiber family
Family of Choa and Chaya-Sarah Greiber and their six children.
Drohitchin Progressive Club
Organization associated with Choa Greiber's charitable-loan activity.
Sender Dwinsky
Drohiczyn-born builder and Haganah leader who settled in Chicago.
Hershl Dwinsky
Father of Sender Dwinsky.
Shendl
Sender Dwinsky’s wife and daughter of Hershl Goldwirt.
Mekor Chayim
Jerusalem neighborhood whose builders included Sender Dwinsky.
Shimon Weissman
Father of Ezra Weissman.
Yaakov Shimon Lev
Father of Abraham Yitzhak Lev.
Sarah Lev
Mother of Abraham Yitzhak Lev.
Judith
Wife of Abraham Yitzhak Lev and daughter of Yaakov and Chava Palak.
Yaakov Palak
Father of Judith.
Chava Palak
Mother of Judith.
Rache Laah Schmid
New York contributor to a memorial dedication.
Yeshayah
Father of Yehoshua Warszawski.
Gitl
Mother of Yehoshua Warszawski.
Moshe Kushner
Father of Michlie.
City Hall
Municipal workplace where Benjamin Michael Eisenstein worked.
German Bund
Organization whose espionage cell was uncovered in Chicago.
Ela
Daughter of Meir and Khaye-Beyle Gramband.
Meir Gramband
Father of Ela.
Khaye-Beyle Gramband
Mother of Ela.
Khaye-Gitl
Child of Benjamin Michael Eisenstein and Etel Eisenstein.
Mardy
Child of Benjamin Michael Eisenstein and Etel Eisenstein.
Eileen
Child of Benjamin Michael Eisenstein and Etel Eisenstein.
Sarah-Esther
Abraham Feldman’s wife, who died in 1914.
Feldman family
A family described as having ten children and living in Chicago.