Drohiczyn
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Zhitomir
Region around which Jews were forced to drive livestock.
Market Square
Assembly place where 1,600 Jews were ordered to gather.
Radomotove
Place where Tsvia arrived and later fled into the forest.
Kartuzy-Bereza
Area associated with a concentration camp and persecution.
Bronna Gora
Site containing lime kilns where hundreds of thousands of Jews were burned.
Lime Kilns of Bronna Gora
Lime kilns described as a site where Jews were burned.
Forest near Lyakhavichy
Forest where named Drohichyn Jews hid.
Radom-Tower Camp
Camp from which several survivors later hid in a forest dugout.
Forest Dugout
Dugout where Radom-Tower survivors hid with Tzvia and David.
Slaughterhouse
Hiding place described by Kapelushnik.
Radostove
A village near Drohiczyn where the narrator was sent to a labor camp.
Labor camp near Radostove
A labor camp where the narrator was imprisoned for half a year.
Lechavitch Forest
A swampy, dark forest where the group wandered and found an abandoned hut.
Abandoned Peasant Hut
An abandoned peasant hut in the forest where six Jewish girls were found.
Haystacks
Haystacks where the fleeing group hid and slept.
The group's zemlyanka
A dugout shelter to which the group intended to return.
The group's pit
A pit with a concealed entrance where the group arrived.
Janówka
Place associated with a group of Jews encountered during the war.
Lekchawitscher Canal
Canal reached by the Germans before withdrawing.
Włodawa
Place associated with Asvra.
Auschwitz
A concentration camp named in a Warsaw proclamation.
Belzec
A camp named in a Warsaw proclamation.
Biliner Forest
Forest where Benjamin joined the partisans.
Hof Balkat
Estate raided by Boris and his partisans.
Czechoslovakia
Country where Boris died in a hospital in 1946.
Partisan base
Base to which Boris was being carried after being wounded.
Malkinia Railway Station
Railway station where Shlomo was arrested in April 1942.
Pawiak Prison
Warsaw prison where Shlomo and his fellow couriers were imprisoned.
Vetele
A village whose Jewish families were murdered in late July.
Pinsk region
Region where Zeydl Lev joined a partisan detachment.
Vetli
Village whose local peasants killed its Jewish residents.
Labor camps
Camps where Jews were sent for forced labor.
Workers' ghetto
A ghetto where workers lived, including the narrator.
Non-workers' ghetto
A ghetto for non-workers whose residents were murdered.
Nuremberg
Named as the location of trials of Nazi criminals.
Drohichyner Ghetto
Ghetto where the narrator began the described ordeal.