Drohiczyn
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Zeydl (Jacob) Lev
A resident of Drohiczyn who served in the Red Army and died in Harbach.
Perl Lev
Zeydl Lev’s wife and daughter of Tuvia-David Warsawsky.
Chaive-Mirl
Zeydl Lev’s mother.
Tuvia David Lev
Zeydl Lev’s father, identified in his patronymic.
Rabbi Baruch Ber
Zeydl Lev’s teacher in Slobodka.
Joshua Kapelushgik
Author of a 1947 letter describing wartime experiences.
Mendl
The narrator's brother, murdered with his family on July 25, 1942.
Hershl
One of the narrator's brothers who hid with the narrator.
Shaul
A person shown in a photograph caption and identified as murdered.
Devora-Beyle
A person shown in a photograph caption and identified as murdered.
Chaim Chamsky
A parent identified in a photograph caption and as murdered.
Esther Chamsky
A parent identified in a photograph caption and as murdered.
Tsalke Feldman
A person shown in a photograph caption and identified as murdered.
Yosef
Named in a group caption.
Sheine Feldman
Named in a group caption.
Levin
Named in a group caption.
Velvel Mishavski
Named in a group caption; identified as below.
Babtshe Janavsky
Person named in a memorial line.
Muter Hanele Alberman
Person named in a memorial line.
Milner Moshe Mendel
Person named in a memorial line as deceased.
Christian policeman
A policeman who helped the narrator and family escape.
Velvel Mazursky
Named among the Mazursky children, living in New York.
Avraham Mazursky
Named among the Mazursky children, living in Argentina.
David Mazursky
Named among the Mazursky children, living in Argentina.
Felta Mazursky
Named among the Mazursky children, living in Israel.
Berl Warschawski
Listed among the Warschawski children and associated with Israel.
Esther
Child of Moses and Badie Steingr; commemorated as murdered.
Isaiah Warschawski
Named with Zlate-Miriam Warschawski in Canada.
Simeon of Harbache
Depicted in a photograph with family; commemorated as murdered.
Hannah of Harbache
Depicted in a photograph with family; commemorated as murdered.
Hershel Schmid
Named in a photograph caption.
Esther-Leah Lev
Named in a photograph caption.
David Vladovsky
Named among the murdered brothers with his family.
Meir Vladovsky
Named among the murdered brothers with his family.
Judith Navik
Named in the memorial list.
Leah Lev
Named with Joseph Lev and their children.