Drohiczyn
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Group B
A category designated for non-workers among the Jews.
Russian population
Russian population described as hostile toward Jews by Poles.
Polish population
Polish population described as hostile toward Russians by Russians.
Jewish refugees from Vietle
A group of Jewish refugees arrested and taken to Bronna.
Shereshevo
All Jews were expelled from Shereshevo.
Haynevo
All Jews were expelled from Haynevo.
Drohiczyn Ghetto B
Ghetto whose Jews were killed at the same site as others.
Kobryn Jews
Most were killed at the same site as Drohiczyn Ghetto B Jews.
Ghetto A
A ghetto where people were transferred and reorganized after an Aktion.
Jewish girls
Jewish girls employed as cooks and laundresses in the aviation unit.
German soldiers
Soldiers who told Jewish workers about a planned killing assignment.
Hungarian Jews
Hungarian Jews encountered in a bunker during German bombardment.
Molch
Jews from Molch were driven into the city and later the ghetto.
Shershev
Jews from Shershev were driven into the city and later the ghetto.
Jews in the forest
Jews in the forest, including survivors rescued by partisans.
Kolonia Jews
Kolonia Jews were forcibly taken to Drohiczyn and placed under the Jewish Council.
Group of Twelve Fugitives
A group of twelve men and women who appointed Shepsl and David as leaders.
Group of Eight
Eight people who gathered after finding six Jewish girls in the forest.
Jewish settlements in Poland
Jewish settlements in Poland described as destroyed.
Vilna
A Jewish community reported destroyed in early winter 1942.
Slonim
A Jewish community reported destroyed in early winter 1942.
Kobryn
Jewish community described after the war.
Brest
Jewish community described after the war.
Drohiczyn ghetto
Ghetto where the author endured suffering during the war.
Brest Jewish community
The Jewish men of Brest were murdered by the Germans.
German people
Population condemned collectively in the passage.
Jewish Drohichyn population
Jewish population ordered to deliver seven kilograms of gold.
Surviving remnant of Drohichin
A surviving remnant from Drohichin was sent to Russia and survived.
Chamsker community
Community represented in a displaced persons group photograph.
Surrounding settlements of Drohitchin
Surrounding settlements are referenced collectively.
Janove
An old Jewish community described as destroyed.
Antopol
An old Jewish community described as destroyed.
Horodets
An old Jewish community described as destroyed.
Zhabinka
An old Jewish community described as destroyed.
Drohiczyn Jews
The passage refers to the Jews of Drohiczyn revived in writing and images.
Drohitchiner Congregation
Yosef Kagan served as rabbi of the Drohitchiner congregation from 1937.