Drohiczyn
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Nedudei Romania
A book authored by Mordechai Zundel Rubinstein.
Stanislawowe
Leasehold associated with Isaac Ephraim.
Death of Yosele during World War I
Yosele died during a battle in the year 5675, on the eve of Rosh Hashanah.
Mordechai Yudavski
Rabbi described as a learned, charitable, and compassionate community leader.
Polish Side
Community or faction associated with the rabbinical seat in Drohitchin.
Rabbi Ashkenazi
Rabbi of Shanghai and Hirsh Miller’s father-in-law.
Rabbi Aharon
Child of Miriam Miller who was associated with Luninec.
Luninec
Place associated with Rabbi Aharon.
Isaac Elchanan
Isaac Elchanan’s yeshiva is mentioned in connection with Nah Kahn’s older son.
Isser Zalman Meltzer
Rabbinic authority who ordained Asher Eisenstein.
Yashinovka
Community whose rabbi was the wife’s father.
Eliyahu W. Altvarg
Rabbi born in Drohiczyn; his account begins in this passage.
Binyamin Moses
Yosef David’s son who studied in yeshivas.
Ruzhany
The place where Yosef David’s youngest brother Hershel married and remained living.
Yakov
Yosef David’s second brother, who made a match in Kovel.
Rabbi Yosef Goldman
Rabbi Yosef Goldman was known as “Rabbi Yossel the Dayan.”
Rabbi Yitzhak Yaakov Reines
Rabbi Yitzhak Yaakov Reines founded Mizrachi and led a yeshiva where Yehuda David Goldman studied.
Mordechai Zundel Rubinstein
Rabbi and author of Ish Yehudi and Nudey Brusiya.
Hayam Beth Midrash for Torah
Chicago Torah study institution directed by Rabbi Goldman.
Alexander Ziskind
A student of the Torah study house and accountant to Rabbi Elijah.
Haya Lipshe (Aulin) Kates
A social worker and graduate of a Jewish studies college.
Buten
Birthplace of Rabbi Mordecai Minkowitz.
Zhuludok Yeshiva
Yeshiva where Mordecai studied before moving to Moltch Yeshiva.
Abraham Yafin
Head of the Novogrudok yeshiva in Bialystok.
Higyonei Kedem
Manuscript by Israel Bari-Kalodner.
Slawe
Parent of Menachem Mendel Peer-Perkawitzki.
Chaim Michaelski
Teacher of Menachem Mendel Peer-Perkawitzki in childhood.
Gurevitch Seminary
Seminary Warschawski attended during his free time in Vilna.
Yitzhak Shumter
Sokolka rabbi listed among Warschawski's certifying rabbis.
Shlomo David Kahana
Signer of Warschawski's official authorization.
Elektoralna Street
Street where Warschawski served as rabbi in a synagogue.
Kupecki Street
Street associated with a Jewish public school where Warschawski taught Talmud.
Zionist Revisionists
Organization or movement associated with the subject in Warsaw and East London.
David Warszawski
One of the Warszawski family’s three school-age children.
Khalozhin
Town addressed in a letter concerning a missing child.
Other charitable institutions
Charitable institutions receiving money distributed by the deceased.