Drohiczyn
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Yitzhak Elchanan
Namesake of the yeshiva Menachem Mendel Peer-Perkawitzki entered in America.
Aharon Kotler
Rabbinic authority mentioned in connection with Peer’s appointment.
David Warschawski
Named as Dov Ber Warschawski's father.
Feigel
Named as Dov Ber Warschawski's mother.
Davidl Yaffe
Described as a Drohiczyn rabbinical judge, sage, and kabbalist.
Shimon Yehuda Shkop
Renowned sage and head of the Grodno Yeshiva.
Shlomo David Kahana
Chief rabbi of the Warsaw rabbinate who granted Warschawski rabbinic authorization.
Yekhiel Meir Blumenfeld
Teacher at Tachkemoni listed among Warschawski's certifying rabbis.
M. Kanel
Signer of Warschawski's official authorization.
P. Zilberstein
Signer of Warschawski's official authorization.
Rabbi Warsawsky
Rabbi who migrated to England and America and held rabbinic and communal roles.
Chana
Daughter of Rabbi Joshua and Rachel Shpetman; married Rabbi Warsawsky in England.
Rabbi Joshua Shpetman
Father of Chana Shpetman.
Rachel Shpetman
Mother of Chana Shpetman.
Ze'ev Jabotinsky
Leader of the Revisionist movement supported by Rabbi Warsawsky.
Zeev-Zelig
Person named in a family photograph caption.
Yehudit-Gitl
Person named in a family photograph caption.
Hana
Woman identified as a wife in a family photograph caption.
Rabbi Y. Spetman
Rabbi identified as a brother-in-law in a family photograph caption.
Hillel Zeitlin
Person described as a close collaborator of the subject.
Victor Gollancz
Person criticized for advocating forgiveness toward Germans.
Aharon Zeitlin
Editor associated with the literary supplement of Our Express.
Hillel Zeitlin
Thinker and writer whose family welcomed Warszawski in Warsaw.
Dr. Reuben Feldschuh
Publisher of the Yiddish Social Lexicon.
Zvi Prilutski
Chief editor of Der Moment who appointed Warszawski correspondent.
Aliya Mordechai Lewinovitz
Known as the Khalozhiner Rebbe, who died in Drohiczyn in October 1932.
Khalozhiner Rebbe
Religious figure also called the Schmied, identified as Aliya Mordechai Lewinovitz.
Eliyahu Mordechai Levinowitz
A pious blacksmith born in 1846 near Vilna.
Dovid Bashe
The man whom Eliyahu’s mother married after his father’s death.
Dov Warschawski
Named as the author of the preceding passage.
Y. H. Bloom
Letter writer asking for help finding a missing child.
David'l Karliner
A renowned rabbi and righteous scholar living in Karlin.
Elijah Mordechin
A figure who distributed blessings after a wedding.
Frume
The daughter presented as the destined bride for Alterke.
Yankele Auvaniker
A Torah scholar remembered for wit and wisdom at a wedding.
Yankele Auvaniker
A person quoted giving humorous moral instruction.