Drohiczyn
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Lublin District
A district associated with German colonists who were sent away.
Area behind the town
Area behind the town where residents prepared hiding places.
Hinter-Geslach
A place where a small number of houses remained after the town's destruction.
Zakazelie courtyard
Balakhovtsy fighters entered the Zakazelie courtyard near Drohiczyn and killed 17 Jewish people.
Monastery
Location near which three Jewish houses were requisitioned for a hospital.
The town
Town from which patients were brought to the hospital.
Cloister
Building where Jewish self-defense surrounded and detained Balakhovtsy.
Lasintsy
Locality associated with an anti-Jewish landlord.
Kamin-Kashyrskyi
Place in the area between Kamin-Kashyrskyi and Pinsk.
Old Drohitchin Cemetery
Cemetery where the murdered family was buried in one family grave.
Pshitek
Place where pogroms reportedly occurred in 1937.
Drohichin, Grodno Guberniya
Town where the speaker was detained during the war.
Behind the town
An area behind the town where digging was reportedly taking place.
Samenishtshe
A place toward which Bolshevik soldiers sought directions from local people.
Perkovitz
Place associated with Gitel and Pinie in the wedding photograph.
Graves near Safed
Site containing graves of prominent Kabbalistic rabbis.
Michalovye-Nezbadka
Michalovye-Nezbadka is associated with Shaul Margalit's rabbinate.
Stanislawowe
Leasehold associated with Isaac Ephraim.
Luninec
Place associated with Rabbi Aharon.
Ruzhany
The place where Yosef David’s youngest brother Hershel married and remained living.
Buten
Birthplace of Rabbi Mordecai Minkowitz.
Elektoralna Street
Street where Warschawski served as rabbi in a synagogue.
Kupecki Street
Street associated with a Jewish public school where Warschawski taught Talmud.
Yukhnovitch Station
The nearest station to Khalozhin, located near Pinsk.
Antapolye
A place associated with Pinhas Mikhal.
Harbach
The town associated with Wolfke the blacksmith and Alterke.
Molchad
Town where Moshe Velvl Shkalnik studied in a yeshiva.
Horodets
Named as the source book’s place designation.
Makarovka Cemetery
Cemetery in Waldheim where Nachum Shevinski was buried.
Ice slide
A place where David'l could play during cold weather.
Nikolaev
Place associated with Rabbi Eliyahu’s father.
Molch
Place associated with Rabbi Zalman Sender.
Lupo
Place associated with the folk school under German occupation.
Pohost
Town whose yeshiva Tsvishvarts attended.
Lezhitkevich
Place associated with Shlomo Piasecki.
Bezdzhi
Village near Drohiczyn where Moshe was born.