Drohiczyn
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The Kirzhner
Participant in Goldberg's prison escape.
Gershon Shumster
Resident who operated a Shumster workshop and housed a mimeograph.
Yitzhak Hofman
Author of an account about social institutions.
Hana Reshe
A person described as a sister-in-law of Shmuel Hirsh.
David Warszawski
Named in a list of contributors or officials.
Asher Sideraur
Named in a group photograph caption.
Zachariah Shmiah
Named in a group photograph caption.
Finia Budeh
Named in a group photograph caption.
Shlomo Goldenberg
Publisher or editor associated with Unzer Vort.
Feige-Treine
Mother of Esther Kunin.
Dov Shimon Tarasov
Recipient of a letter concerning survivors in Drohitchin.
Shabtai
A person identified as the speaker’s son and a worker.
Ukrainets
Person listed among those who fled.
Beilts
A child of Moshe and Dvora.
Elya Leibke Volevlesky
Rachel Goldberg’s father.
Menachem Kalenkovitch
Listed among members of the first Jewish Council.
Leibush Sliep
Later co-opted member of the Jewish Council.
Abraham Simcha Perkavsky
Communal official and gabbai of the New Beit Midrash.
Israel Perkavsky
Father named in a biographical caption.
Eli Eisenstein
Worked with Auerbuch in the aid committee.
Rok
Worked as a teacher in the aid committee.
Lampe
Worked as a doctor in the aid committee.
Moshe-Shmuel Warszawski
A cantor and prayer leader who played violin, sang, and engaged in social work.
Yaakov-Hersh Warszawski
Named as Moshe-Shmuel's father.
Shaynke
Listed in a photograph or family caption.
Teybl
Listed in a photograph or family caption.
Sholem
Listed in a photograph or family caption.
Yankl
Listed in a photograph or family caption.
Yisroel
Listed in a photograph or family caption.
Meir
Listed in a photograph or family caption.
Namke
A poor shoemaker who remained in Ghetto B.
Budenny
A figure whom Drohichin Jews falsely believed had reached Baranovichi.
Chaim Ber the Brickmaker
Jewish man shot on the way to the railway station.
Zalman Kabrin
A ritual slaughterer from Kolodzie reportedly murdered after attempting to flee.
Brokh Wolf
A man from Lekhvitsh added to the Jewish police.
Yehoshua Zawelawski
Merchant identified as Shalom Zawelawski’s father.