Drohiczyn
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Sheyndl or Shepsl Zaretsky
A person listed with a spouse and children.
Abraham the merchant's grandchild
A person listed among rescued Jews.
Rivka Lubashevsky
Person named in a 1939 photograph caption.
Sarah Ilev
Person named in a 1939 photograph caption.
Moshe Shinder
A Drohitchin young man whom the speaker married in 1938.
Chaya Deider
A living witness who worked in a German-established straw factory.
Unnamed husband
The narrator's husband served at the front and was wounded.
Nakhmen Zishuk
The first victim, shot by Germans after they entered the town.
The old Strafke
Town official who intervened on behalf of the rabbi and Jewish hostages.
Avsheyndl Tzizh
Person identified in a photograph caption.
Hashe Eizik
A neighbor reportedly resisted leaving her home and was stabbed to death.
Hinde
Hashe Eizik’s daughter was reportedly stabbed to death.
Dina
A woman whose hiding place was visited by the narrator.
Maria Zatonska
A Christian woman who hid the narrator near Sakhe.
The old woman
An old woman hid and helped the narrator for two years.
Young man from Yanov
A young man from Yanov recognized the narrator among the partisans.
Joseph
Farmer who gave the narrator and children bread and spoke about Hitler.
Khaytshe Buf-Raznnboym
Person named in a photograph caption.
Feige-Rokhl Katler
Katler family member reportedly murdered by Germans.
Moyshe-Leizer Katler
Named among the children of Dovid and Feige-Rokhl Katler.
Moshe bar Mordechai
Identified as Feige-Rokhl's father.
Abraham Schwartz
Child of Manse Schwartz; killed.
Slava Hofman
Naftali Hofman’s wife, listed among those who perished.
Pinie Sacher Waldman
Person reportedly shot during the roundup.
Berg
Jewish policeman who joined his family during deportation.
Grossman
Memorial-list entry identifying Grossman as deceased.
Dalia Grossman
Memorial-list entry identifying Dalia Grossman as deceased.
Moses Widelewski
Person identified in a photograph caption.
Ritl Boim
Named as Shlomo Boim’s sister among those hiding near Lyakhavichy.
Simel Adler
Named as Avraham Adler’s daughter among those hiding near Lyakhavichy.
Hannah Feldman
Named among Jews hiding in a forest near Lyakhavichy.
Rivka Serchuk-Rosenzweig
Named among Jews hiding in a forest near Lyakhavichy.
Yosef Kadishevich
A slaughterer from Kassevo, later captured and shot with Avraham Tenenboim.
Faltiel Tenenboim-Harsel
Listed among survivors of Radom-Tower Camp who hid in a forest dugout.
Gadl Shereshevsky
Listed among survivors who hid in a forest dugout.
Yosl Lev
Listed among survivors who hid in a forest dugout.