Drohiczyn
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Goldberg, Hershl
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Goldman, Aharon Shmuel
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Gramman, Gedaliah
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Hoffman, Naphtali
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Hoffman, Miriam
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Waldman, Pinye
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Wasserman, Moshe David
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Lew, Velvel
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Levinson, Feyge Zisel
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Milner, Dina
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Milner, Mordechai
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Mishavsky, Yaakov
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Sapir, Leybe
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Siderov, Asher
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Slonimsky, children
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Epelboim, Freydl
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Epstein, Chaim
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Feldman, Hershl
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Feldman, Leybe
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Feldman, Tsalko
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Feldman, Fayvish
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Friedenberg, Alter
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Kravetz, Israel
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Rabinovich, Menukha
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Burning of victims’ bodies
German perpetrators destroyed and burned the bodies of the holy victims.
Union of Poland and Lithuania
Poland was united with Lithuania in 1569, while the Pinsk district remained with Lithuania.
Drohichin becomes a town
Drohichin became a town in 1623.
Khmelnytsky Uprising
The Khmelnytsky uprising is described as an expression of Cossack anger in 1648; Polesia is the affected region, not a participant.
Swedish Campaign Against Poland
Sweden launched a campaign against the Polish government in spring 1706.
Ukrainian occupation of Drohitchin
Ukrainians occupied Drohitchin at the end of 1918.
Bolshevik arrival
Bolsheviks arrived in January 1919 and began introducing new orders.
Polish Legionnaire entry
Polish Legionnaires entered the region in March 1919.
Drohiczyn district established
Drohiczyn became a separate district in 1925.
German invasion of the Soviet territories
In June 1941, Germany attacked the Soviet forces and occupied Poland and Ukraine.
Drohiczyn incorporated into the Soviet Union
Drohiczyn was incorporated into the Soviet Union in July 1944.
JCA bank opened in Drohitchin
The JCA opened a bank in Drohitchin near the end of the nineteenth century.