Drohiczyn
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Jewish police
Police appointed by the Jewish elder to work with the Jewish Council.
Sarah Kaplan-Pimetzky
Midwife from Ruzhinai who practiced in Drohitchin and died in 1942.
Gymnasium in Slanim
School completed by Sarah Kaplan-Pimetzky.
Slanim
Location of the gymnasium Sarah Kaplan-Pimetzky completed.
Midwifery Institute
Institute attended by Sarah Kaplan-Pimetzky.
Shlomo Pimetzky
Husband of Sarah Kaplan-Pimetzky who died in 1915.
Velvel Leibetchkes
Charitable host known for welcoming guests in his home.
Labor camp
Labor camp mentioned in connection with work mobilization.
New Beit Midrash
Institution where Abraham Simcha Perkavsky served as gabbai.
Rabbi Altwarg
Served in the aid committee.
Shereshev
Location associated with a rabbi serving the aid committee.
Shekhter
Worked as a doctor in the aid committee.
Aid Committee
Committee active during wartime occupation in Drohitchin.
Kolonya
Jewish village near Drohiczyn from which Jews were driven into the town.
Yuzefin
A voluntary labor camp established near Drohichin.
Radomstav
A voluntary labor camp established near Drohichin.
Baranovichi
A city that Jews falsely believed Budenny had reached.
Rivne
A city where the passage says Jews were destroyed.
Jewish Council
An organization involved in sending people to labor camps.
Jewish Police
A police force involved in capturing and forcibly sending people away.
Ghetto A
A ghetto surrounded by a high fence.
Ghetto B
A ghetto to which many craftsmen were ordered to move.
Israel Shmiah
Person named in a photograph caption.
Mordechai Safit
Person named in a photograph caption.
A. Kalenkavitch
Person named in a photograph caption.
Berl Goldberg
Person named in a photograph caption.
Baruch Shvartz
Person named in a photograph caption.
Yashke Valinets
Organizer of the Radomstov camp.
German Mounted Police
German mounted police drove Jews from Ghetto B to the town market.
Drohiczyn Ghetto B
Ghetto whose Jews were killed at the same site as others.
Kobryn Jews
Most were killed at the same site as Drohiczyn Ghetto B Jews.
Golde-Hinde Millner
Millner family member who died in 1918.
Rabbi Nisan of Khamsk
Golde-Hinde Millner's father.
Tudros-Lib Millner
Millner family member and son of Moshe Mendel.
Nisan Millner
Millner family member.
Sophie Millner
Millner family member living in California.