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Captain Dr. Joseph Friedman
A captain and doctor, son of David and Esther Beile Friedman.
Colony near Drohiczyn
The place from which Mordecai Ratnawski’s father originated.
Chaim Yarinkes
Beyle’s father, who died in 1931.
112 South State Street
The address of a shoe shop where Chaim Henoch worked.
Yakov-Eliezer
Father of Shlomo Shedravitski.
Tsipe
Mother of Shlomo Shedravitski.
Petah Tikvah
Place where Shedravitski settled with his family and practiced agriculture.
Russian elementary school in Drohichyn
Russian elementary school co-founded by Shlomo Shedravitski.
Zionist congresses
Congresses attended by Shedrawitzky as a guest.
Schools in Petah Tikvah
Schools where Shedrawitzky served as chief inspector.
Doar Hayom
A publication in which Shlomo sometimes wrote.
The Conception of the Talmud
An unpublished book begun by Shlomo.
Yiddish Thinking and Knowledge
A second unpublished book begun by Shlomo.
Jacob
A son of Shedrawitzky associated with Petah Tikvah.
South Africa
The country associated with Dr. Shudraw.
Makor Hayim
A neighborhood built by pioneers and builders near Jerusalem.
Jerusalem retirement home
A retirement home where Dwinsky spent his final years.
Death of Hershl Dwinsky
Dwinsky died at an advanced age after living in a Jerusalem retirement home.
Pinhas Michael
A rabbi and Torah scholar who taught Samuel Levy.
Agudat Achim Anshei Drohiczyn
Association founded by Samuel Levy in Chicago.
Zoharei Hama
Synagogue built by Samuel Levy for veteran Jerusalem residents.
Chaim David Spitzer
Rabbi who helped secure government support for Samuel Levy’s charities.
Torah Mitzion Yeshiva
Yeshiva established by Samuel Levy in Brownsville.
Judah Leib Eisenstein
Name appearing at the end of the account.
Aharon Aronson
Agronomist and leader of the Nili movement in Palestine during World War I.
Bat Shlomo
Colony co-founded by Yehuda-Lib Eisenstein near Zikhron Yaakov.
Baron Rothschild Agricultural School
Agricultural school attended by Yehuda-Lib Eisenstein.
Nili movement
Movement led by Aharon Aronson in Palestine during World War I.
Yeshayahu Warsaw
American serviceman, Beitar figure, and participant in World War II campaigns.
Rabbi Yisrael Baruch Warsaw
Rabbi and father of Yeshayahu Warsaw.
Khaye Libbe Warsaw
Mother of Yeshayahu Warsaw.
United States Army
Military organization in which Yeshayahu Warsaw served from 1941 to 1945.
Luzon
Island where Warsaw remained behind enemy lines for a month.
Hapoel HaMizrachi
An organization Isaiah Warszawski joined at the end of 1932.
National Workers Federation
A Revisionist organization Isaiah Warszawski joined in summer 1938.
Royal Air Force
The British air force in which Isaiah Warszawski served from 1940 to 1946.