Drohiczyn
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Alter Mazurski
Taken by Soviet authorities for deportation to Russia.
Buder
Taken by Soviet authorities for deportation to Russia.
David Varshavski
Taken with his family, then permitted to return home after a mistaken arrest.
Soviet authorities
Arrested and deported people to Russia.
Peshke Shvarts-Feldman
Person named in a photograph caption.
Meir Leyb
Named among families who jointly grazed livestock in the field.
Abraham Isaac Eisenstein
Named among families who jointly grazed livestock in the field.
Zelik Feldman
Named among families who jointly grazed livestock in the field.
Zeydl Lev
Named among families who jointly grazed livestock in the field.
Simkha Perkavski
Named among families who jointly grazed livestock in the field.
the rabbi’s wife
Appealed to Christian clergy to save her husband from death.
Jacob Feldman
Named among people outside the ghetto.
Meir Yudel Feldman
Named among people outside the ghetto.
Faivish Feldman
Named among people outside the ghetto.
Zeidel Lev
Named among people outside the ghetto.
Yosef Romanowski
A Polish neighbor who worked at the post office and warned Jewish residents.
Khashe-Leah Eisenstik
A person present in the narrator’s house before the nighttime violence.
Frume-Gitl Warszawski
A person named in a memorial-style line within the passage.
Post office
The post office where Romanowski worked and beside which the sister was killed.
Elijah Goldman
Named among Jewish victims killed by murderers.
Bezdzhezki, teacher
Named among Jewish victims killed by murderers.
Meir Warszawski
Deported with his entire family and later murdered.
Warszawski family
Deported and murdered with Meir Warszawski.
Judenrat
Members were deported and murdered.
Brane-Gure
Destination where captives were taken and murdered in lime pits.
Lipman
Named in connection with women and children sheltering during persecution.
Rabbi Isaac Jacob Kalankowitz
Rabbi who died from suffering and was buried by the community.
Radomotave camp
Camp to which some people registered to travel.
Meir Warszawski
Named Jewish community member, reported murdered.
Rivka Warszawski
Named alongside Meir Warszawski and their children.
Yankil Warszawski
Named as a child of Meir and Rivka Warszawski.
Yakov-Hersh Warszawski
Father of Meir Warszawski.
Police
Police detained the narrator in a cell for eight days.
Moshe Duraon
Named in a photograph caption.
Balinke
Named as a child in a photograph caption.
Naomi
Named in a photograph caption.