Drohiczyn
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Itke Walewelmski
Distributed writing paper and pens to members.
Rivka Valevelski
Woman who buried a printing press with her son.
Zalman Valevelski
Rivka Valevelski’s son who helped bury a printing press.
Moshe Shakht
Person who brought a new printing press.
Moshe Warszawski
Person identified as belonging to the leadership of the group called SS.
Velvel Polyak
Speaker at the protest meeting.
Rabbi David Yudavsky
Delivered a eulogy for the pogrom victims.
Yerachmiel Lapatin
Young participant in socialist revolutionary activity.
Aharon Neiditch
Young participant in socialist revolutionary activity.
Yosef Halpern
Shown in a group photograph of socialist leaders.
Moshe Horowitz
Shown in a group photograph of socialist leaders.
Eliyahu Nach Mendelson
Shown in a group photograph of socialist leaders.
Yitzhak Kuper
Shown in a group photograph of socialist leaders.
Shlomo Pisetsky
Shown in a group photograph of socialist leaders.
Moshe Zelig Goldman
Listed among the early founders of the Zionist association.
Tzvi Ari Eizenshtein
Secretary sent to America to organize donations for pioneers from Drohiczyn.
Shmuel Fishman
Chair of the Zionist committee.
Tzvi Shkolnik
Secretary of the Zionist committee.
Zelig Shakhat
Treasurer of the Zionist committee.
Yehuda Zilberstein
Committee member.
Miriam Weissman
Committee member.
Tzvia Waldman
Committee member.
Isaac Shukhman
Person named in a memorial formula.
Moses
The rabbi’s son who read about England’s declaration in a newspaper.
Yosef Berezovsky
A son-in-law of Shimon Weissmans who agreed to organize a public celebration.
Shimon Weissmans
Identified in the passage as Yosef Berezovsky’s father-in-law.
Yudel Zilberstein
A participant who rode a white horse in the parade.
Y. Zilberstein
Listed as a member of the celebration committee.
Shmuel Shuv
Member of the committee that organized the celebration.
Rabbi Isaac Nissenbaum
Palestine Office member who demanded approval for at least ten pioneers.
Israel Mereminsky
Left-camp representative who proposed approving only five pioneers.
The Shuv brothers
Two brothers named Shuv joined the first pioneer group.
Zeev Milner
Named as a member of the first pioneer group.
Yosl Kabrinsky
Named as a member of the first pioneer group.
Hershl Steinberg
Named as a member of the first pioneer group.
Aharon Zbar
An older Drohitchiner householder associated with the pioneers.