Drohiczyn
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Talmud Torahs
Religious schools supported for poor children.
Lithuanian yeshivas
Yeshivas where the young Hachman studied Talmud and its commentaries.
Kherson Gymnasium
The gymnasium Hachman completed in 1871.
Odessa University
The university where Hachman studied mathematics and graduated in 1876.
Private Commercial School
A private school that became a commercial school with government-school rights.
Hachman’s private school
Private school that closed during pogroms and later reopened in Odesa.
Jewish schools in Drohiczyn
Schools where Slanims briefly studied during a visit to Drohiczyn.
Classroom
The religious classroom David'l attends after Sukkot.
the cheder
A small one-room religious school attended by fifteen to twenty boys.
synagogue
Rabbi Eliyahu delivered a traditional sermon there.
Novogrudok Yeshiva
Yeshiva attended by Shimon Tarasov.
Yavne Synagogue
Synagogue where Shimon Tarasov served as rabbi.
Horodok Synagogue
Synagogue where Shimon Tarasov served as rabbi.
University of Michigan
University where Jacob was a professor.
University of Pennsylvania
University where Jacob was a professor.
Mudia School
School where Shlomo Friedenberg taught Talmud.
Yiddish-Hebrew Courses
Courses led by Tsvishvarts as part of his social activity.
Herzliya Gymnasium
School in Tel Aviv attended by Leah.
Tarbut School
School where Leah taught in Moscow.
Pedagogical Institute
Institute where Leah worked under Professor Shatsky.
YIVO Central Library
Central library containing a study room named for Zvi Schwartz.
Zvi Schwartz Study Room
Study room named for Zvi Schwartz in the central library building.
Mizrahi School
School where Eizir Kalnik taught for a period after the war.
Hasidim Shtibl
Institution where Eizir Kalnik led a beginners’ class.
Drohitchin People's Bank
Bank whose administration included Menachem as a member.
Jewish Committee
Committee with which Menachem worked after returning to Drohitchin.
Drohitchin District Hospital
Hospital headed by Moshe during the German occupation.
Street study house
Study house containing a Torah school in the town.
I. L. Peretz Folk School
Chicago school where Milner became a teacher after emigrating.
Yavne Talmud Torah
Chicago institution where Milner later taught.
Chicago University
Shimon Nachman was a chemistry student at a Chicago university.
Hebrew school
School operated by Israel Brukh in Chicago.
Beth Abraham School
Israel Baruch served as its secretary for eight years.
Anshei Drohitchin School
Israel Baruch was a member and major supporter.
Education Committee
An institution with which Israel Baruch was affiliated.
Talmud Torah in Drohitchin
A Talmud Torah rebuilt with a $2,000 donation.