Drohiczyn
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Hershl Dvinsky
A shoemaker devoted to the Land of Israel and fundraising for the Jewish National Fund.
Dr. Goldstein
The former director of Moriah School and founder of Betar in Drohichin.
Polish Synagogue
A synagogue where Hershl the shoemaker delivered a speech.
Hershl the Shoemaker
A Drohichin shoemaker who spoke publicly about emigration to the Land of Israel.
Hershl Dimendler
A Drohichin Jew and community member who died in Jerusalem in old age.
Yitzhak Grinbaum
A speaker who highlighted Drohiczyn's delegate and shekel totals.
Leizer Warshavsky
A person listed in the photograph caption.
Badie Fridenberg
A person listed in the photograph caption.
Waldman
A person listed in the photograph caption.
Yankev Orliansky
A person listed in the photograph caption.
Yankel Barukh
Arele Rosenzweig's father, according to the passage.
Yosef Nisl
Identified as Yaakov Goldberg's father.
The Kirzhner
Participant in Goldberg's prison escape.
Gershon Shumster
Resident who operated a Shumster workshop and housed a mimeograph.
Yitzhak Hofman
Author of an account about social institutions.
Hana Reshe
A person described as a sister-in-law of Shmuel Hirsh.
David Warszawski
Named in a list of contributors or officials.
Bikur Cholim and Linat HaTzedek
An institution supporting people during illness and hardship.
Asher Sideraur
Named in a group photograph caption.
Zachariah Shmiah
Named in a group photograph caption.
Finia Budeh
Named in a group photograph caption.
Jewish martyrs
Martyrs whose memory and testament are invoked.
Hitler’s state
A state associated in the poem with hatred and oppression.
Shlomo Goldenberg
Publisher or editor associated with Unzer Vort.
Agudah
A religious party that sought to recruit Hillel Zeitlin.
Zamenhof Street
Location of a public gathering in 1937.
Feige-Treine
Mother of Esther Kunin.
HaShiloah
Publication that serialized Zeitlin’s work in 1898.
Dov Shimon Tarasov
Recipient of a letter concerning survivors in Drohitchin.
People of the Kobrin Synagogue
Community associated with Dov Shimon Tarasov.
Shabtai
A person identified as the speaker’s son and a worker.
Soviet Russia
Country mentioned in relation to Drohitchin’s border location.
Ukrainets
Person listed among those who fled.
Beilts
A child of Moshe and Dvora.
Biała Podlaska
A location to which German forces were reportedly pushed back.
Staramield
A suburb where Christians lived near Drohitchin.