Drohiczyn
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Harry Markus
American citizen who visited Lithuanian and Polish towns during World War I.
Tageblatt
A Tageblatt representative asks about relief sent from abroad.
Antopol
Town whose Jews received funds distributed by Eisenstein in 1921.
Rotterdam
City identified as the departure point of the New Amsterdam.
Drohichin Jewish community
Jewish community described as comprising 700 families before the war.
Minsk Voice
Publication identified as the poem's source in 1931.
Jewish population of the town
Jewish inhabitants described as living under mortal fear.
Haynt
Newspaper named as the source of the article.
Yosl
Owner of the wagon driver’s house used temporarily as a prayer place.
Kabriger Street
Street where Yosl’s house was located.
Yosl’s house
Old house temporarily used as a prayer place.
Peyvl Katz’s wall
Wall near the large abandoned building where Jews were taken.
Kovel
A location near the front where Bulak-Balakhovich operated.
Bulak-Balakhovich's army
The army associated with General Bulak-Balakhovich.
the commissar
The commissar tried to take the narrator and then pressured his father for directions.
Polish detachments
Polish detachments departed for the front.
Chicago Journal
Publication credited as the source of the poem.
Baila Sidarov
Person seated in the wedding photograph.
Leibetchke Badkhan
Musician or entertainer listed in the wedding photograph.
Gitel
Person listed in the wedding photograph.
Hayyah Blum
Person listed in the wedding photograph.
Leizer
Child listed in the wedding photograph.
Max
Child listed in the wedding photograph.
Aaron Joseph
Child listed in the wedding photograph.
Jacob
Child listed in the wedding photograph.
Fesl
Child listed in the wedding photograph.
Libe Freide
Child listed in the wedding photograph.
Freidel
Pinie Sidarov's daughter in the wedding photograph.
Pinie Sidarov
Father of Freidel in the wedding photograph caption.
Wedding of Asher and Dina
Captioned wedding photograph of Asher and Dina with relatives and musicians.
Rabbi Jekuthiel Zalman
Rabbi Moses’s father, descended from the family of Rabbi Eliezer Harif.
Sambor, Galicia
Galician town where Rabbi Moses served as chief rabbi for about 25 years.
Mishnat Hasidim
Kabbalistic work by Immanuel Ricchi on which Rabbi Moses wrote a commentary.
Immanuel Chiriki
An interpreter of the Ari’s method whose books Moses studied.
Dr. Simon Ginzburg
Scholar cited for a study concerning Rabbi Moses Hayyim Luzzatto and his generation.
Lehem Mishneh
Work on Mishnah attributed to Rabbi Moses Ish Lipschitz.