Drohiczyn
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Weinstein
Head of the Beit Yosef yeshiva in Pinsk.
Israel Bari-Kalodner
Rabbi who migrated to Palestine and served in Ness Ziona.
Mishnat Rishonim
Book by Israel Bari-Kalodner, first published in 1950.
Yekhil
Parent of Menachem Mendel Peer-Perkawitzki.
Moshe Velvel Shkalnik
Talmud teacher of Menachem Mendel Peer-Perkawitzki.
Elyahu Makhlis
Talmud teacher of Menachem Mendel Peer-Perkawitzki.
Mordechai Minkawitch
Talmud teacher of Menachem Mendel Peer-Perkawitzki.
Slabodka Yeshiva
Yeshiva where Menachem Mendel Peer-Perkawitzki studied for years before World War I.
Yitzhak Elchanan
Namesake of the yeshiva Menachem Mendel Peer-Perkawitzki entered in America.
Aharon Kotler
Rabbinic authority mentioned in connection with Peer’s appointment.
Agudath HaRabbanim
Rabbinical organization of which Menachem Mendel Peer was a member.
David Warschawski
Named as Dov Ber Warschawski's father.
Feigel
Named as Dov Ber Warschawski's mother.
Davidl Yaffe
Described as a Drohiczyn rabbinical judge, sage, and kabbalist.
Ramailes Yeshiva
Vilna yeshiva led by Rabbi Hirsch Grodzenski.
Grodno Yeshiva
Yeshiva where Warschawski studied under Rabbi Shimon Yehuda Shkop.
Shimon Yehuda Shkop
Renowned sage and head of the Grodno Yeshiva.
10 Twarda Street
Address of the study hall where Warschawski engaged in rabbinic teaching.
Shlomo David Kahana
Chief rabbi of the Warsaw rabbinate who granted Warschawski rabbinic authorization.
Yekhiel Meir Blumenfeld
Teacher at Tachkemoni listed among Warschawski's certifying rabbis.
Tachkemoni
Institution associated with Rabbi Yekhiel Meir Blumenfeld.
Warsaw Rabbinical Court
Rabbinical court whose rabbis signed Warschawski's official authorization.
M. Kanel
Signer of Warschawski's official authorization.
P. Zilberstein
Signer of Warschawski's official authorization.
Brit HaHayal Synagogue
Warsaw synagogue where Rabbi Warsawsky served as rabbi.
14 Twarda Street
Address of a Jewish public school where Warschawski taught Talmud.
Rabbi Warsawsky
Rabbi who migrated to England and America and held rabbinic and communal roles.
Chana
Daughter of Rabbi Joshua and Rachel Shpetman; married Rabbi Warsawsky in England.
Rabbi Joshua Shpetman
Father of Chana Shpetman.
Rachel Shpetman
Mother of Chana Shpetman.
London
City associated with Chana Shpetman’s parents.
Merkez HaRabbanim
Organization of which Rabbi Warsawsky was a member in Chicago.
Ze'ev Jabotinsky
Leader of the Revisionist movement supported by Rabbi Warsawsky.
Drohiczyn
Community where Rabbi Warsawsky co-founded and served as secretary of Hatzohar.
Hatzohar
Revisionist Zionist organization in Drohiczyn.
Brit Yeshurun
Warsaw organization in which Rabbi Warsawsky held administrative and command roles.