Drohiczyn
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Aid Committee
Committee active during wartime occupation in Drohitchin.
NKVD
The NKVD sent Badanke's sister to Siberia and confiscated Badanke's property.
Polish school
A Polish school whose gendarmes discovered Mordechai Milner’s hiding place.
Children's home
A children's home received Yankel after a Russian officer placed him there.
Moriah
An institution named Moriah mentioned in a photograph caption.
Judenrat
Council that ordered Moshe to transport horses to the SS.
La-Azriel's class
Classroom located in a house where Faygl taught.
Children's school
A children's school where Jewish children studied is mentioned.
Displaced persons camp
The narrator and children lived in a DP camp before emigrating.
Jewish Ghetto Police
Police force summoned and threatened before Ghetto B's liquidation.
Pruzhany Ghetto
Ghetto where Kapelushnik arrived before joining young men and partisans.
Jewish People's Banks
Banks that employed the author as an inspector.
Partisan hospital
Hospital where Boris was taken after being wounded.
Red Army
Military force from which Boris was discharged as a Jewish invalid.
Old synagogue of Khamsk
The old synagogue where Khamsk’s Jews were burned; only four large walls remained.
Yeshivas of Radin
Yosef Kagan studied in the yeshivas of Radin.
Slobodka Yeshiva
Yosef Kagan studied in Slobodka.
Kremenchug-Slobodka Yeshiva
Yosef Kagan studied at Kremenchug-Slobodka.
Agudat Achim Anshei-Drohitchin
The synagogue served early Drohitchiner immigrants on Henry Street.
Beit Midrash Hadash
Meeting place where the immigrants gathered every Sabbath.
Drohitchiner synagogue
Synagogue where Rabbi Shach served as rabbi.
Kehilat Jacob Anshei Drohitchin synagogue
Synagogue complex containing a synagogue, study house, and Talmud Torah.
Kehilat Yaakov Beit Shmuel synagogue
The synagogue reopened in March 1956 under this name.
Kehilat Yaakov Anshei Drohitzhin Talmud Torah
This Talmud Torah closed in 1955 amid Jewish population movement from the West Side.
Kehilat Yaakov Talmud Torah
A Jewish school founded in 1917 and expanded into a modern building in 1924.
Kehilat Yaakov Beth Shmuel
Synagogue in Devon where the president served as vice president.
Kehilat Yaakov
Synagogue pictured with the Ark in 1956.
Drohiczyn Synagogue on Raskin and Taylor
Synagogue whose president was Aharon Asher Kuper from 1905 to 1908.
Central School Committee of the Zionist Workers Movement
Miriam Gingold chaired this committee.
Bet-Am in Drohiczyn
A building under construction in Drohiczyn that the club helped.
Drohiczyn hospital
An institution supported by the association.
Kehilat Jacob Synagogue
Chicago synagogue where Eisenstein served as board director and trustee.
Etz Chaim Yeshiva
Yeshiva attended by Rabbi Saks.
University of Chicago
University where Rabbi Saks studied philosophy.
Beth Eliezer Synagogue
Chicago synagogue where Rabbi Saks served as rabbi.
Humboldt Boulevard Temple
Chicago temple where Rabbi Saks served as rabbi.