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Libe

ליבע

Listed as a child of Rabbi Moshe Naftali.

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Galde

גאלדע

Listed as a child of Rabbi Moshe Naftali.

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Rabbi Israel Halevi Baari

הרב ישראל הלוי בארי

Identified as a rabbi from Kaladner who wrote about Hashe's life and death.

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Moshav Zkenim Hospital

מושב זקנים שפיטאל

Hashe was carrying tea for an elderly woman there when she fell.

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Schools in Rishon LeZion

די שולן אין ״ראשון־לצױן״

The schools are said to remember Hashe's donation of a Torah scroll and Vilna Talmud.

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Yisrael David Milner

ישראל דוד

Father of Chaikel Milner.

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Tel Aviv, Land of Israel

תל־אביב, ארץ ישראל

Place where Chaikel Milner lived with his family from 1934.

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Milner flour mill

פאראװער מיל

Large flour mill owned by Chaikel Milner and his brother-in-law.

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People's Bank

פאלקס־באנק

Institution whose administration included Chaikel Milner.

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Community Committee

ועד־הקהילה

Community institution associated with Chaikel Milner.

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Zev Milner

זאב

Child of the Milner family.

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Yitzchak Milner

יצחק

Child of the Milner family.

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Shmuel Milner

שמואל

Child of the Milner family.

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Mordechai (Matie) Warsawsky

מרדכי (מאטיע)

Father of David Warsawsky.

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Tsipe Warsawsky

ציפע

Mother of David Warsawsky.

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Iron shop

אײזן־געשעפט

Shop opened by David Warsawsky in Drohiczyn.

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Zelig Tenenbaum

זעליג טענענבוים

Mobilized with David Warsawsky at the beginning of 1915.

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Elya Milner

אליה מילנער

Mobilized with David Warsawsky at the beginning of 1915.

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David

דו ד

A man who served in the Russian revolutionary army and appears in a family caption.

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David's family

זײ ן פאמיליע

Family living in Bilinka village during the German occupation.

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Yekaterinburg

יעקאטערינענבורג

City where the Russian tsar and his family were shot.

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Zelik Tenenboim

זעליק טענענבוים

Returned to Drohiczyn with David in early 1919.

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Khaye Reizl

חײ ה רײז ל

Person identified as mother in a family photograph caption.

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Alter Fridenberg

אלטער פרידענבערג

Found hiding in a cellar and shot at the execution site.

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Blume

בלומע

Person named in a family photograph caption.

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Leyzer

לײזער

Person named in a family photograph caption.

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Reuven

ראובן

Person named in a family photograph caption.

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Shmuel

שמוא ל

Person named in a family photograph caption.

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Shlomo

שלמה

Child named in a family photograph caption.

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Yona

ױנה

Child named in a family photograph caption.

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Dovid

דו ד

Dovid died in Drohitchin in 1940 after severe illness.

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Chaye Reizl

חי ה רײזל

Dovid's wife.

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Leizer

לײזער

One of Dovid's three sons.

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Reuven

ראוב ן

One of Dovid's three sons.

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Shmuel Warszawski

שמוא ל װארשאװםקי

One of Dovid's three sons.

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Sheine Leah Friedenberg

שײנ ע לא ה פרידענ ־ בער ג

Dovid's daughter, who died in the Drohitchin ghetto in 1942.

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