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Keren Kayemet
Zalman sold Keren Kayemet stamps for Zionist purposes.
Birmingham, Alabama
Zalman lived in Birmingham for a period.
Chaya Simkin
Chaya Simkin married Zalman in Chicago in 1916 and was born in Zhlobin.
Zhlobin
Birthplace of Chaya Simkin.
Hatkhiyah
A Zionist branch in which Shevinski served as secretary in 1913.
Knights of Zion
A Zionist organization associated with Hatkhiyah.
Nahum Sokolow Camp
An organization co-founded and served by Shevinski as secretary.
Order of the Sons of Zion
The organization associated with Nahum Sokolow Camp.
Jewish National Fund
The fund whose flower day Shevinski helped initiate in Chicago.
Sholem Aleichem Branch
A branch where Shevinski was an active member.
Drohitchiner Branch
A branch co-founded by Shevinski within the National Workers Union.
Leo Honor
A professor of education in a Philadelphia high school who wrote about Shevinski.
Eliyahu Leib
The Shevinski family's only son.
Bunie
One of the Shevinski family's three daughters.
Judith
One of the Shevinski family's three daughters.
Aharon David
Named as one of Gdalya Kaplan’s parents.
German Isolation Hospital
Hospital where Gdalya Kaplan volunteered during the 1915 typhus epidemic.
Gdalya Kaplan
Zionist activist who emigrated from Drohitchin to New York and worked in labor Zionism.
National Workers Union
Organization Kaplan joined and helped build as a labor Zionist.
Branch 401 of the National Workers Union
Union branch where Kaplan served as recording secretary for twenty years.
Drohiczyn Landsmen
A group that honored Kaplan during his 1952 visit to Israel.
Montreal
City where Kaplan and Moshe Aron Aretski were pictured in 1948.
Amerikaner
Publication in which Kaplan printed a folk song and occasional writings.
Drohiczyn
Book Kaplan supported by collecting images, facts, and funds.
Gedalia Kaplan's Polish passport
A photograph caption identifies Kaplan's Polish passport from 1918.
Rabbi Shimon Weissman
Doctor who served Drohitchin for 62 years and died in November 1927.
Rabbi Mendl Moyshe Isak
Latze Beyle Weissman’s father, who gave her a traditional Jewish education.
Dr. Mordechai Weissman
Physician born in Drohitchin in 1887.
Rabbi Shimon Weissman
Father of Dr. Mordechai Weissman.
Maltche Yeshiva
Yeshiva where Weissman studied for two years.
Naftali Weissman
Child of the Weissman family; died in Brest.
Shmuel Weissman
Child of the Weissman family; died in Chicago.
Dina Weissman
Child of the Weissman family and a dentist; died in Chicago.
Yehudit Weissman
Child of the Weissman family; died in Drohitchin.
Perl Weissman
Child of the Weissman family living in New York.
Bashke Weissman
Child of the Weissman family; died in Vilna.