Drohiczyn
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Mordechai Weissman
Child of the Weissman family.
Tsipe Miriam Weissman
Child of the Weissman family living in Chicago.
Ezra Weissman
Child of the Weissman family; died in Chicago.
Sarah Weissman
Child of the Weissman family living in Israel.
Tsipe Sidragsky
Activist in women's and Poale Zion organizations in Chicago.
Poale Zion in Chicago
Organization in which Tsipe Sidragsky was active.
Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Chicago
Sanatorium where Weissman worked as a specialist.
Y. L. Peretz-Shapiro Branch
Chicago branch of the National Workers Alliance that Weissman joined in 1920.
Women Pioneers
An organization led by Bessie Weisman.
Dinah Weisman
Naftali Weisman’s deceased wife.
Rabbi Naftali
Rabbi Naftali was a learned religious figure and author who perished with his family in the Brisk ghetto.
Rabbi Naftali's family
Rabbi Naftali's family perished with him in the Brisk ghetto.
Haradets
The passage refers to a book titled Haradets.
Dr. Gershuni
Dr. Gershuni was the town doctor who arrived in Drohiczyn around 1900 and served in the army.
The front
Dr. Gershuni served on the front during the Russo-Japanese and First World Wars.
Lala
Lala is identified as one of Dr. Gershuni's two children.
Tsarist Army
Dr. Gershuni held a rank in the Tsarist Army and served during two wars.
Russo-Japanese War
Dr. Gershuni spent some time at the front during the Russo-Japanese War.
Dr. Henrik Shekhter
Doctor who practiced in Drohiczyn and later Gdynia.
Dr. Gershuni
Doctor whose position in Drohiczyn was later taken by Dr. Shekhter.
Shekhter’s wife’s family
Jewish family in Warsaw from which Dr. Shekhter’s wife originated.
Gdynia
City where Dr. Shekhter practiced medicine and led Zabulon.
Zabulon
Zionist-Revisionist society for fishing led by Dr. Shekhter.
Dr. Glauberson
Doctor murdered in Pinsk with his family.
Dr. D. Lampe
Doctor who arrived in Drohiczyn after Dr. Glauberson.
Judith Shekhter
Daughter of Dr. Shekhter who was killed during the Holocaust.
Drohiczyn ghetto
Ghetto where the doctors endured persecution with the Jewish population.
Isolation Hospital
Hospital shown in a 1915 group photograph caption.
Rozenblat
Identified as a Yiddish-Russian physician in the photograph.
Shimon the doctor
Physician listed in the 1915 hospital photograph.
Berl Riemers
Identified as Pesach’s father-in-law in the photograph caption.
Kyiv
City where Aharon Lasavsky studied.
Chaia (Chayke) Lasavsky
Aharon Lasavsky’s sympathetic wife, born in Pinsk.
Leah Valevelsky
Chaia’s cousin and the wife of a Drohiczyn ironmonger.
M. Bulin
Editor of the Pinsk Voice, married to Chaia’s sister.
Pinsk Voice
Newspaper whose editor was married to Chaia’s sister.