Drohiczyn
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Meir
Person named in a memorial caption.
Gadl
Person named in a memorial caption.
Efraim Bakalchuk
Jewish commander who helped provide food and clothing to Jewish refugees.
Melekh Bakalchuk
Partisan unit radio operator and teacher from Pinsk who broadcast wartime news.
Maksim Misura
Partisan commander who helped rescue Jews from attacking bands.
Alek Akugav
Jewish partisan commander involved in rescuing Jews.
Beyle Katler
Named among the children of Dovid and Feige-Rokhl Katler.
Martzin Bambawski
A Polish man who warned hidden refugees about an attacking band.
Isaac Boim
Isaac Boim is named in a list of people.
Baruch Schwartz
Child of Manse Schwartz; killed.
Rebecca Schwartz
Child of Manse Schwartz; killed.
Naftali Hofman
Drohiczyn-born butcher and trader who perished with his family.
Beyle Hofman
Naftali Hofman’s mother.
Miriam (Marioshe) Hofman
Benjamin Moshe and Sarah-Beyle Hofman’s daughter and Rabbi Yosef-David Shub’s wife.
Sarah-Beyle Hofman
Miriam Hofman’s mother.
Nechama
Miriam’s child.
Yohanan Huizman
Leib Huizman’s son, reported lost in Russia.
Eliyah son of Tzadok Miller
Person commemorated in a memorial inscription.
Bashe Miller
Person commemorated with her children.
Leizer Turniansky
Person listed with Esther and three children.
Pesach Zaretsky
Person named as a brother in a memorial inscription.
Moshe Aharon Zaretsky
Person named in a memorial inscription as being in Canada.
Tzvia Wolf
Tzvia Wolf recounted wartime events in Kolonia and Drohiczyn.
David
David was Tzvia's husband and traveled with her and their child.
David Kalechavsky
David Kalechavsky was Tzviya's husband and was killed by the Germans.
Eliezer-Zalman
Eliezer-Zalman was listed as a member of the Tenenbaum family.
Abraham-Tzvi
Abraham-Tzvi was identified as Eliezer-Zalman's father.
Brayne-Mirl
Brayne-Mirl was listed as a daughter of Israel-Aharon.
Abraham-Jacob Tenenbaum
Abraham-Jacob was listed as a son in the Tenenbaum family.
Beile-Miriam
Beile-Miriam was listed as a daughter in the Tenenbaum family.
Yisrael Pulig
Named among people who died.
David
Worked in the Yuzapiner Forest with hundreds of Jews.
Tsvia
David's wife, identified as a narrator in the passage.
Tsvia
Described the ghetto police threat before Ghetto B's destruction.
Pesach Lev
Jewish resident who refused deportation and was shot at his home.
Zalman Kalechawski
Person reportedly shot during the roundup.