Drohiczyn
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Wilhelm
Referred to as “Reb Velvel” and described as friendly with Jews.
Nate Valevelski
Person listed among the first row of revolutionaries.
Menahem Katzenelnbogen
Person listed among the first row of revolutionaries.
Shmuel Bunem Trubavitz
Person listed among the second row of revolutionaries.
Shmuel Horowitz
Person listed among the second row of revolutionaries.
Israel Valevelski
Person listed among the second row of revolutionaries.
Gudel Rosenkranz
Person listed among the second row of revolutionaries.
Bunem Burshteyn
Person listed among the third row of revolutionaries.
Shmuel Pulik
Person listed among the third row of revolutionaries.
A Yanawer
Person named in a photograph caption.
Rentsz Zelig Hoyzman
Named contributor or associated person.
A. A. Zumer
Named contributor or associated person.
Leon T. Kels
Person identified in a photograph caption.
Hershenhoyz
Named in a photograph caption as being in the first row.
Slanimsk
Named in a photograph caption as being in the second row.
Lieutenant
A lieutenant is described walking with a dog and receiving orders to return.
Soldier
A soldier rode in the wagon alongside the sub-officer.
Rittmeister Rass
First commandant of the village, described as capricious.
the old Khalozhiner
An elderly person found in the middle of the street during the German roundup.
Ritmeister
A mounted officer whose drivers’ abuse is reported at the end of the passage.
Asher Schwartzberg
A miller threatened by Polish forces as a Jewish Bolshevik.
Yeshaya B.
Person named in a group photograph caption.
Boyt
Person named in a group photograph caption.
Eliyahu Eyhenstik
A Chicago-based person who twice brought money for families.
Esther Goldberg
Esther Goldberg is listed in a caption for a Hanukkah celebration.
Meite Trashinski
Hospital staff member.
Tadrem Leib Milner
Hospital administrator.
Mayn Veynikeyt
Hospital administrator.
Andres Leyb Milner
Listed in the second row of the photograph.
Feyge Rachel Warsawsky-Katler
Listed in the second row of the photograph.
Rachel Waldman
Found alive by the German doctor after being thought dead.
Shmuel Yudl Piametsky
Resident whose house was entered by a band of Balakhovtsy.
The landlord of Lasintsy
An anti-Jewish landlord who incited peasants toward a pogrom.
Yudel Trashinsky
A participant in the Jewish self-defense response.
Zar Shainbaum
Jewish man from Zakazelie who tried to calm the writer.
Zavl Mulyar's wife
A victim in Zakazelie, listed with her son, daughter, and son-in-law.