Drohiczyn
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New Zionist Organization
Organization whose founding congress was held in Vienna in 1935.
Vienna
City where the New Zionist Organization founding congress occurred in 1935.
Ihud Dati
Organization co-founded by Rabbi Warsawsky and later renamed Achdut Yisrael.
Achdut Yisrael
Later name of Ihud Dati, uniting Brit Yeshurun with Mizrahi and Agudah groups.
Religious Front
Publication associated with Achdut Yisrael.
Brit HaHayal
Organization whose Warsaw district synagogue Rabbi Warsawsky served.
Zeev-Zelig
Person named in a family photograph caption.
Yehudit-Gitl
Person named in a family photograph caption.
Hana
Woman identified as a wife in a family photograph caption.
Rabbi Y. Spetman
Rabbi identified as a brother-in-law in a family photograph caption.
Hillel Zeitlin
Person described as a close collaborator of the subject.
Victor Gollancz
Person criticized for advocating forgiveness toward Germans.
East London
Area where the subject built support for the Zionist Revisionists.
Grodno
Community associated with a yeshiva and Yiddish press.
Aharon Zeitlin
Editor associated with the literary supplement of Our Express.
Tlomackie 13
Address associated with the writers’ circle.
Hillel Zeitlin
Thinker and writer whose family welcomed Warszawski in Warsaw.
Dr. Reuben Feldschuh
Publisher of the Yiddish Social Lexicon.
Zvi Prilutski
Chief editor of Der Moment who appointed Warszawski correspondent.
Tsait
Yiddish newspaper in which Warszawski collaborated in London.
Language and Life
Yiddish journal in which Warszawski collaborated in London.
Chicagoer Tsaytshrift
A periodical edited and published by Rabbi Warszawski from September 1950.
Chicagoer Bulletin
A bulletin edited by Rabbi Warszawski in 1954.
Drohitchin
A Yizkor book edited and prepared for publication by Rabbi Warszawski.
Megillat Eikha of the Third Destruction
A 1952 book authored by Rabbi Warszawski.
Warszawski family
The Warszawski family had three school-age children.
Aliya Mordechai Lewinovitz
Known as the Khalozhiner Rebbe, who died in Drohiczyn in October 1932.
Khalozhiner Rebbe
Religious figure also called the Schmied, identified as Aliya Mordechai Lewinovitz.
Der Moment
Newspaper cited among the sources.
Di Vokhentseytung
Newspaper cited among the sources.
The Jewish Standard
Newspaper cited among the sources.
Polish Jewish Observer
Newspaper cited among the sources.
Di Tsayt
Newspaper cited among the sources.
Di Yidishe Stime
Newspaper cited among the sources.
Sentinel
Newspaper cited among the sources.
Der Morgen Journal
Newspaper cited among the sources.