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Sarakino, Russia
Place where Shlomo Zelig worked as chief accountant.
Walbrzych
Place where Shlomo Zelig worked for Zionist organizations after returning to Poland.
Ichud
Zionist organization for which Shlomo Zelig worked as secretary.
Bricha
Organization involved in taking Jews out of Poland.
Ulm
Location near the Leipheim displaced persons camp.
Historical Commission of Leipheim Camp
Commission collecting materials about German atrocities and murders.
Leipheim Camp Administration
Administration in which Shlomo Zelig served as chief accountant.
Keren Kayemet Commission
Commission in which Shlomo Zelig held a chairmanship at Leipheim.
Bergen-Belsen
Place where the Goldmans received a certificate from the British occupation authorities.
British Occupation Authority
Authority that issued the Goldmans a certificate at Bergen-Belsen.
Saul Wahl
Legendary ancestor cited as the source of the family’s lineage.
Shimon
Son reported to have died around the same time as his father.
Freyde
Daughter listed in the family genealogy.
Finie
Son listed in the family genealogy.
Walevelsky family
Maternal family name adopted by the rabbi’s children according to the passage.
Badie
Older female ancestor whose name remained popular in the Walevelsky family.
Rabbi Abraham Hayim Katzenelenbogen
Rabbi and maternal great-grandfather of Badie Shevinski.
Tzippe Shadrovitsky
Parent of Badie Shevinski.
Yakov Leizer Shadrovitsky
Parent of Badie Shevinski.
Shadrovitsky family
Family with eight children named in the passage.
Rabbi Nahum-Yitzhak Maks
Child with whom Badie Shevinski lived in later years.
Yente Weingarten
Named in a photograph caption.
Yakov-Leizer Shadrovitsky
Father of Hannah-Reizl Shevinski.
Tzippe Shadrovitsky
Mother of Hannah-Reizl Shevinski.
Aaron Yosef Shevinsky
Jewish merchant and accountant from Kobrin who died in Zhabinka in 1923.
Beile
Mother of Aaron Yosef Shevinsky.
Aaron Goldman
Person named in a memorial-style closing entry.
Zhabinka
Place where Aaron Yosef Shevinsky died.
Feigl Hoizman
Wife of Moshe-Ber Hoizman; born in Sokalvuke village.
Shmuel Grinberg
Religious young man who died in Drohitchin in 1942 and served as a Canadian naval officer.
Reizl Grinberg
Listed among those who died in Drohitchin in 1942.
Yisrael Hoizman
Died in Argentina in 1946.
Haya-Etl
Daughter who recounted family events and cared for orphaned siblings.
Hana Hoizman
Older sister who managed the household for the orphaned children.
Shara-Dvor Nitavski
Person named in a list of emigrated or relocated individuals.
Esther-Leah Goldstein
Person listed with Chicago.