Drohiczyn
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Shereshav
Place from which refugees arrived in Drohitchin.
Shereshov
Place from which refugees arrived in Drohiczyn.
Kobryn–Brest
The route toward Petrovitch is described as running from Kobryn to Brest.
Radomstov
Camp organized by Yashke Valinets.
Brone Gure
Destination of the ghetto Jews’ march.
Dovoin
Locality identified as Chaya's origin.
Lekhevitch
The place associated with Zalman Orliansky.
Radomstower camp
Camp whose German gunfire killed dozens of Jews.
Shershev
A photograph caption identifies a doctor from Shershev.
street from the bridge to Zaritchki
A street segment enclosed during construction of the ghetto wall.
The city
City whose mayor's laundry is mentioned.
Kramna-Ulitza gardens
Gardens reached by the narrator in darkness.
Starostva
A place where Germans established a ghetto-like encampment.
Simenavitz
A khutor near Simenavitz served as a temporary refuge.
Karen
A place where the narrator hid for months during wartime.
Braner Forest
Forest where Jewish escapees hid in tree hollows and earth shelters.
Surrounding huts
Nearby huts visited in search of food.
Straw factory
A factory established by Germans to produce straw for their armies.
Kahgzanem Forest
A forest where the narrator spent the day among bushes.
A farm
Farm where the narrator sought food during a stormy night.
Janove
Town whose surrounding forests are mentioned in a wartime account.
Ravnere forests
A forest area described as a refuge during the war.
Azermsker forests
A forest area described as a refuge during the war.
Street of the Beth Midrash
The ghettos were situated along streets near the Beth Midrash.
Yuzapiner Forest
Forest where hundreds of Jews worked and encountered partisans.
Kar-Tuz-Berezë
Place identified near the deportation destination.
Kassevo
Place associated with Yosef Kadishevich’s slaughtering work.
Bilininer Forest
Forest where four Jews were taken and shot by Germans.
Saminishtcher Forest
Forest toward which survivors traveled from their hiding places.
Palace
A place where the narrator found the group and rested.
David-Horodok
Place identified parenthetically after Mindl's name.
Hershel’s house
House where the photograph was taken, according to the caption.
Pampk
A place mentioned in a list concerning ritual slaughter.
Pakhloze
A ghetto described as containing approximately 1,600 people.
Kozlov
A place named among communities destroyed in spring 1942.
Devin
A place named among communities destroyed in spring 1942.