Drohiczyn
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Molodechno
Town where Mordechai Zundel lived his entire life.
Valozhiner Yeshiva
Yeshiva where Yehuda David studied after his marriage.
Raphael Valozhiner
Rabbi who granted Yehuda David rabbinic ordination in 1914.
Beth Abraham Synagogue
Chicago synagogue where Rabbi Goldman served.
Mordechai Zundel Rubinstein
Person named in the caption below the passage.
Lewis Institute
Institute where Rabbi Goldman studied English language and literature.
Beth Israel Anshei Yanove Synagogue
Chicago synagogue where Rabbi Goldman served from 1933 to 1954.
Center of Chicago Rabbis
Organization for which Rabbi Goldman was executive director.
Waldheim
Place associated with the cemeteries committee.
Nahum (Nachman) Kates
A practicing chief engineer and former Zionist youth movement leader in Chicago.
Rabbi Mordecai Minkowitz
A rabbi born in Buten who studied in several Lithuanian yeshivas.
Moltch Yeshiva
A renowned yeshiva led by prominent heads of yeshiva.
Rabbi Shimon Shkop
A later head of Moltch Yeshiva.
Radin Yeshiva
Yeshiva where Mordecai studied after Moltch.
Eishishok Kollel
Kollel where Mordecai received rabbinic ordination.
Chana-Beyle
Mordecai Minkowitz’s wife and mother of their five children.
Israel Rozenberg
Mordechai's former youth friend and president of the Association of Rabbis of America.
Association of Rabbis of America
An organization whose president was Israel Rozenberg.
Mordechai's grocery store
A grocery store Mordechai opened with financial assistance from Drohitcher landsmen.
Yavne Yeshiva
A yeshiva where Mordechai simultaneously delivered a lesson.
Chana-Beyle
Mordechai's first wife, who died before his second marriage.
Rivka
Mordechai's second wife and daughter of Shimon the doctor.
Shimon the doctor
Rivka's father.
Israel
Mordechai's son, who manages the businesses with his brother Michael.
Michael
Mordechai's son, who manages the businesses with his brother Israel.
Yehudit
One of Mordechai's daughters.
Israel Bari-Kalodner
Rabbi born in Drohiczyn in 1911.
Getzel Kaplan
Drohiczyn householder and father of two rabbis.
Shmuel Israel Kaplan
Rabbi of Kalne.
Kalne
Place where Shmuel Israel Kaplan served as rabbi.
Novogrudok Yeshiva Beit Yosef
Yeshiva where Israel studied for three years.
Kamenets Yeshiva Knesset Beit Yitzhak
Yeshiva where Israel studied for ten years.
Jacob Moses Harlap
Jerusalem rabbi and kabbalist; father-in-law of Israel Bari-Kalodner.
Hannah Dinah Harlap
Wife of Jacob Moses Harlap who supported Israel’s studies.
Hebron Yeshiva
Yeshiva where Israel studied for several years.
Ness Ziona
Colony where Israel became a rabbi in 1943.