Drohiczyn
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Moscow
German forces nearly reached Moscow during the 1941 invasion.
Lyakhavichy
Lyakhavichy is named among towns paying taxes.
Michael Batvina
A tax administrator accused a group of Drohiczyn Jews of refusing payment.
Hospital
A hospital was to be built with money lent by the Pinsk community.
Ha-Melitz
Newspaper cited for correspondence about a pogrom in Drohitchin.
Sefer Kobrin
Book cited as a source for a Jewish population figure.
JCA
Organization that opened a bank and sent an agricultural instructor.
Yudel Rabinsky
Named in connection with a house in Drohitchin.
Khamsk
Birthplace of Nachman Weisman.
Isaiah-Ber
Named in a caption or list associated with a Drohitchin house.
Frume
Named in a caption or list associated with a Drohitchin house.
Isaac Kahn
Named in a caption or list associated with a Drohitchin house.
Drohitchin Jewish Community
Jewish residents of Drohitchin whose population and livelihoods are discussed.
David Yafe
A known ancient rabbi of Drohitchin, described as a kabbalist.
Mordechai Yafe family
Family of Mordechai Yafe, identified with the author known as the Baal HaLevushim.
Moshe Medragitchin
A prominent kabbalist associated with Drohitchin.
Mount of Olives
A cemetery location whose tombstones document Drohitchin residents.
Drohitchin yeshiva
A yeshiva for Perushim reportedly proposed in Drohitchin.
Meir the Linen Merchant
Nickname used for Meir Kaplan.
Benjamin Moses the Shohet
Named as an initiator of a 1912 yeshiva.
Maltsher Yeshiva
Nearby yeshiva attended by boys from Drohitchin.
Zalman Sender
Teacher associated with the Maltsher Yeshiva.
Slabodka
Place where boys from Drohitchin studied.
Pinsk Talmud Torah
School where Drohitchin children studied religious and secular subjects.
Pinsk Russian Schools
Russian schools attended by some children from Drohitchin.
Isaac Rosenkrantz
Helped obtain permission for a Jewish school in 1883.
Shlomo Shedrawitzky
Helped obtain permission for a Jewish school in 1883.
Jewish School in Drohitchin
School permitted in 1883 and opened in 1885.
Moses Labendiker
Founder of the Gmilut Hasadim Society.
Moses Badiem
Name used for Moses Labendiker.
Bikur Holim Society
Provided poor people doctors, medicine, and food.
One Thousand Years of Pinsk
Publication cited among the source works.
Helekat Mehokek
Publication cited among the source works.
P. Babrovsky
Author of a cited geographical and statistical work.
Tsaytshrift
Journal cited with Minsk publication details.
Yekhiel B. L. Walewelsky
Signed a report describing violence against Jews in Drohichyn.