Drohiczyn
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Eizel Harif
Rabbi who adjudicated the dispute between two rabbis.
Yisrael Walewelski
Rabbi who left Drohitchin and settled in Yanov.
Drohitchin Ledger
Ledger recording historical events over many years.
Pinkas-Drohitchin
Drohitchin ledger said no longer to exist after 1941.
Tzvi Eliyahu Reichman
Father and predecessor of Rabbi Menachem Reichman.
Itzik Yaakov Kalenkawitch
Son-in-law of Rabbi Menachem Reichman who became rabbi.
Menachem Reichman
Rabbi Menachem Reichman had seven children.
Reuven Reichman
Reuven Reichman is mentioned as being in Kiev.
Kiev
Kiev is identified as Reuven Reichman's location.
Yaakov Mordechai Reichman
Yaakov Mordechai Reichman is mentioned as a coffee seller in Hartford, Connecticut.
Hartford, Connecticut
Hartford, Connecticut is identified as Yaakov Mordechai Reichman's location.
Avraham Yosef Reichman
Avraham Yosef Reichman is mentioned as being in Chicago.
Shmuel Reichman
Shmuel Reichman is mentioned as being in Chicago.
Tzvi Eliyahu Reichman
Tzvi Eliyahu Reichman is mentioned as being in Brest.
Devorah Berman
Devorah Berman is identified as a wine manufacturer in Brest.
Chana Yehudith Kolenkowitz
Chana Yehudith Kolenkowitz is identified as a rebbetzin in Drohitchin.
Kleszczele
Kleszczele is identified as Yitzhak Yaakov Kolenkowitz's birthplace.
Yitzhak Shmaryahu Kolenkowitz
Yitzhak Shmaryahu Kolenkowitz was the father of Rabbi Yitzhak Yaakov Kolenkowitz.
Beile
Beile was the mother of Rabbi Yitzhak Yaakov Kolenkowitz.
Grodno
Grodno is one of the yeshivas where Kolenkowitz studied.
Chana Yehudith Reichman
Chana Yehudith Reichman married Yitzhak Yaakov Kolenkowitz in 1889.
Aizik Yaakov Kalenkowitz
Rabbi officially appointed rabbi of Drohitchin in 1903.
Menachem Reichman
Rabbi who left for the Land of Israel.
Zev Miller
Religious judge who received rent from the rabbi’s wine income.
Modern bathhouse
Modern bathhouse associated with the mikveh project in Drohitchin.
Modern mikveh in Drohitchin
Modern mikveh described as the first in the region at that time.
Rabbi Eizik Yakov
Rabbi who led community relief and rebuilding efforts in Drohitchin after World War I.
Drohitchin townspeople in America
Americans from Drohitchin whose funds supported rebuilding.
Large synagogue
Large synagogue built on the site of the burned Old Beit Midrash.
Michele Hafetz
Isaac Jacob Kalenkowitz's second wife from Baranovich.
Baila
Daughter of Isaac Jacob Kalenkowitz and Michele Hafetz.
Baranovich
City from which Michele Hafetz came.
Shaina Golde Kalenkowitz
Person identified in a photograph caption.
Dvora Reichman
Person identified in a photograph caption.
Rabbi Reuven Reichman
Person identified in a photograph caption.
Rabbi Saul Margalit
Rabbi in Michalowo who was killed with his family by German murderers.