Drohiczyn
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Yiddish-Hebrew Courses
Courses led by Tsvishvarts as part of his social activity.
Motol
Birthplace of Aaron Kryvitsky.
Zionism
Movement in which Yakov Sidorov was active throughout his life.
Tsvishvarts
Drohiczyn-born educator, librarian, and founder of a modern school.
Yasl Shvarts
Father of Tsvishvarts who engaged in commerce.
Leah Panaberia
Socialist, Hebrew teacher, dentist, and educator.
Herzliya Gymnasium
School in Tel Aviv attended by Leah.
Tel Aviv
City where Leah attended the Herzliya Gymnasium.
Vitebsk
City to which Leah went during the war.
Tarbut School
School where Leah taught in Moscow.
Pedagogical Institute
Institute where Leah worked under Professor Shatsky.
Tozeret Haaretz Movement
Movement led by Schwartz in Warsaw.
Carmel
Company founded by Schwartz in 1926.
Jacob Shapira
Associate representing the Grape Growers Association.
Grape Growers Association
Israeli association represented in the wine contract.
Rishon LeZion
Source of wines covered by the contract.
Zikhron Yaakov
Source of wines covered by the contract.
Wine as a Remedy
1927 booklet coauthored by Schwartz and Dr. Y. Bagalevsky.
Avigdor Hameiri
Named contributor to the 1930 collection.
Zvi Schwartz
Jewish community leader, bibliophile, and publisher in Buenos Aires.
YIVO
Organization whose archive and central library Zvi Schwartz supported.
YIVO Central Library
Central library containing a study room named for Zvi Schwartz.
Zvi Schwartz Study Room
Study room named for Zvi Schwartz in the central library building.
Kuzari
Work published in Hebrew and Spanish at Zvi Schwartz’s initiative.
Leah Schwartz
Zvi Schwartz’s wife, who delivered his eulogy and continued editing his journal.
Melekh Ravitch
Writer who described Leah Schwartz’s eulogy for Zvi Schwartz.
Shriften
Monthly journal published by Zvi Schwartz and continued by Leah Schwartz.
Abraham Galomb
Active contributor to Leah Schwartz’s continuation of Shriften.
Yisrael Efruikin
Active contributor to Leah Schwartz’s continuation of Shriften.
Pinchas Bizberg
Author of a biography of Zvi Schwartz.
Di Yidishe Tseitung
Jewish newspaper that published Moshe Merkin’s assessment.
Freie Yidishe Tribune
Periodical that published Melekh Ravitch’s assessment.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
City in Argentina where Zvi Schwartz died.
London, England
Place identified as the location of the cited periodical.
Tzvi Schwartz
Person portrayed in a memorial poem about death.
Isaac Abgdor
Donor who helped fund the Torah va-Daat Talmud Torah.