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Lipman Eisenstein
An Eisenstein child and Chicago resident.
Israel-Baruch Eisenstein
An Eisenstein child and Chicago resident who married Freidl.
Leizer Eisenstein
An Eisenstein child and Chicago resident.
Abraham Eisenstein
An Eisenstein child and Chicago resident.
Freidl Eisenstein
A religious-nationally educated woman who married Israel-Baruch Eisenstein in 1907.
Chaim-Lib Kravetz
Freidl Eisenstein’s father, who was born in Pruzhany and died in 1893.
Esther Kravetz
Freidl Eisenstein’s mother.
Leizer Eisenstein
One of Freidl Eisenstein’s two orphaned children.
Yitzhak Kravetz
Chaim-Lib Kravetz’s father from Drohichin.
Eliezer-Shmuel Yablonsky
Esther’s father from Pruzhany.
Gail
Wife mentioned in connection with an insurance broker.
Randy
Child mentioned with Gail and another child.
Noreen
Child mentioned with Gail and another child.
Ze'ev Jabotinsky
A Jewish leader whose ideology influenced the teacher's Zionist lessons.
Zehava
Identified as Peretz’s wife in the correspondence.
Menahem Steinberg
Person named in a 1935 Beitar group caption.
Mordechai Gatlib
Person named in a 1935 Beitar group caption.
Moshe Goldberg
Person named in a 1935 Beitar group caption.
Yosef Rubinstein
Person named in a 1935 Beitar group caption.
Berl Gatlib
Person named in a 1935 Beitar group caption.
Mordechai
Parent listed in the anniversary note for Yaakov Tzvi’s parents.
David Warszawski
Father of the author, born around 1879 in Drohiczyn.
Gitel
Mother of David Warszawski and wife of Isaiah.
Isaiah
Father of David Warszawski.
Feigl Antapolsky
Mother of the author, born around 1888 in Motol.
Zelig Antapolsky
Father of Feigl Antapolsky.
Frahme Antapolsky
Mother of Feigl Antapolsky.
The narrator's father
The narrator's father worked honestly, prayed in synagogue, and helped poor people.
The narrator's mother
The narrator's mother sent food parcels and welcomed guests.
The narrator's father
The narrator's father observed fasts and sought to immigrate to Eretz Israel.
David Warsawsky
A person sought by Soviet authorities in 1941, reportedly already deceased.
Rav Hamnuna
A rabbi described visiting a town after someone died and addressing its residents.
Sexton
Sexton who rang a charity box during funerals.
Hersh-Leyb the Zbarshchik
A named leader of Chevra Ktana.
Yeshayahu Warszawski
An information source identified as the narrator’s brother.
Yitzhak Yoel Simenavski
An early treasurer of the burial society.