Drohiczyn
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Radostov camp
Camp where a man chose to work instead of remaining in town.
Petrovitch camp
Camp where Drohitchin young men worked and later began fleeing.
Tenenboim brothers
Brothers who came from Radostov and were accused of seeking revenge.
Yisrael Rimland
Petrovitch refugee who resisted Ukrainian policemen with a knife.
Ukrainian police
Police who captured eight Petrovitch refugees en route to Radostov.
Chaya
Jewish girl from Dovoin who was shot at the Radostov camp.
Zand Street
Street where the 1932 photograph was taken.
Petrovitch
A place associated with the camp and a Jewish uprising.
California
Place associated with Sophie Millner.
Radastov Camp
The camp to which the writer was sent after being captured.
Ghetto A
A ghetto where people were transferred and reorganized after an Aktion.
H. B. Wolfson
A person identified in a Moriah School photograph caption.
Partisan groups
Groups operating in the forests and sought by fleeing young men.
Abba Adelsky
Petrovitch refugee who resisted Ukrainian policemen with a knife.
Martin
Camp commandant who visited camp workers after the ghetto's destruction.
Radostov
Camp and locality where Jewish prisoners worked and were killed.
Huisman
Helper girl identified in a family photograph caption.
Russian priest of the town
A Russian priest who intervened for Jews and saved the rabbi’s life.
Jacob
Jacob is listed among people who perished.
Gestapo
Organization described as capable of killing Jewish camp workers.
NKVD
The NKVD sent Badanke's sister to Siberia and confiscated Badanke's property.
Drohichyn ghetto
The ghetto received food from local non-Jews despite prohibitions and danger.
Destruction of the ghetto
Badanke warned Jews several days before the ghetto's destruction.
Bantshe Valevsky
President of the Jewish council who reportedly survived and later died of a heart attack.
Bluma Grossman
Gdalya Grossman’s granddaughter, found hiding in a cellar.
Railway station near the old cemetery
Station where ghetto residents and hiding Jews were taken and shot.
Grossman family
Family members listed as dead or living in a memorial caption.
Rivka Sertchuk
Woman identified as Fishel the butcher’s wife.
Jenkovsky partisan detachment
Partisan detachment operating around Chomsk and murdering Jews.
Jenkovsky
Person later shot by a Soviet commissar for his actions.
Kutuzov Detachment
Partisan detachment within the Pinsk brigade that targeted Jewish refugees.
1932 photograph on Zand Street
Photograph showing four named people on Zand Street in 1932.
Yudl Shmid
A ghetto escapee who became a partisan fighter and fell in battle.
Yosef Siderov
A ghetto escapee who was shot by partisans after being identified as a ghetto policeman.
Zalman Orliansky
A Jewish ghetto escapee who fled to the Radostov camp.
Sander Kraviets
A Jewish ghetto escapee who fled to the Radostov camp.