Drohiczyn
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Ukrainets, Isaiah
Named in a photograph caption.
Sabbatarian
Christian sect member who helped the narrator survive.
Shepsel
Companion killed and buried in a pit near the railway station.
David-Horodok
Place identified parenthetically after Mindl's name.
Feigl Epstein
Named in a photograph caption; identified as having perished.
Feige Buder
Named person in a photograph caption.
Sarah Pomeranets
Named person in a photograph caption.
Aharon Salever
Named with his wife and four children in a memorial list.
Chaim Salever
Named in a memorial list.
Hershel the Blind, Goldberg
Named with his wife in a memorial caption.
Hershel Goldberg and his wife
Couple named in a memorial caption.
Hershel’s house
House where the photograph was taken, according to the caption.
Eliezer Schwarz
Named parent commemorated with a death date and age.
Rachel Schwarz
Named parent in a memorial inscription.
Abraham Schwarz
Named as deceased in 1918 in a memorial list.
Shalom Margental
Named in a photograph caption.
Bavbetse Berg
Named in a photograph caption.
Shlomo Enty
Jewish underground and Zionist youth leader from Pinsk and Vilna.
Pioneer Coordination
Coordination body formed in Vilna, represented by Enty’s movement.
Sarah Zilber
Shlomo’s fellow courier who was imprisoned with him in Pawiak.
Chashke Zilber
Shlomo’s fellow courier who was imprisoned with him in Pawiak.
Churban and Uprising of the Jews in Warsaw
Book by Malkh Neustadt, published in Tel Aviv in 1948.
Feigl Pinski
Named with Abraham Pinski and their children in a memorial list.
Khaye-Tshen
Woman whose orphaned three-year-old child was being cared for by a Christian woman.
Pampk
A place mentioned in a list concerning ritual slaughter.
Alter, Dvashke Goldberg and children
A family listed as murdered, with one child possibly surviving according to the OCR.
Pakhloze
A ghetto described as containing approximately 1,600 people.
Judenrat of Drohichin
A Jewish council operating in Drohichin during the described period.
Kozlov
A place named among communities destroyed in spring 1942.
Devin
A place named among communities destroyed in spring 1942.
Herman Grossman
Named in a photograph caption of Drohiczyn Jews.
Distant farmsteads
Abandoned farmsteads from which potatoes were stolen.
Yosef Lev
A child in the Lev family photograph; listed among those who perished.
Rachel Lev
A child in the Lev family photograph; listed among those who perished.
Feshe Lev
A child in the Lev family photograph; listed among those who perished.
Bashke Lev
A child in the Lev family photograph; listed among those who perished.