Drohiczyn
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Radom-Tower Camp
Camp from which several survivors later hid in a forest dugout.
Forest Dugout
Dugout where Radom-Tower survivors hid with Tzvia and David.
Baruch Barantchuk
Listed among survivors who hid in a forest dugout.
David
Named with Tzvia as associated with survivors hiding in a forest dugout.
Haya-Itke Gatlib
Sister from Drohiczyn who was shot in a concentration camp escape attempt.
Tzvia Gatlib
Sister from Drohiczyn who was shot in a concentration camp escape attempt.
Judith Hofman
Relative of the Gatlib family in Chicago.
Shepsl Waldman
Parent named in a family caption.
Aharon Chamachnik
Person named in a family photograph caption.
Leah Chamachnik
Person named in a family photograph caption.
Shepsl Chamachnik
Child named in a family photograph caption.
Slaughterhouse
Hiding place described by Kapelushnik.
Ukrainian auxiliaries
Auxiliaries who participated in the attack on Ghetto A.
Yehoshua
Witness describing shootings and Sarah-Itke's attempted escape from the ghetto.
Sarah-Itke Loifer
Berl Loifer's daughter, shot while fleeing the ghetto.
Jacob David Kazok
Hid near a Christian woman and was shot by Germans.
Benjamin Boym
Joined a group escaping toward the Saminishtcher forest.
Hershel
Kapelushnik's brother, killed by Germans during an attack.
Simcha
Kapelushnik's brother, killed by Germans during an attack.
Simcha's wife
Killed by Germans during an attack.
Hershel's son
Killed by Germans during an attack.
Pruzhany Ghetto
Ghetto where Kapelushnik arrived before joining young men and partisans.
Moses Mendel Gershenhoyz
A person named in a caption associated with the testimony.
Radostove
A village near Drohiczyn where the narrator was sent to a labor camp.
Labor camp near Radostove
A labor camp where the narrator was imprisoned for half a year.
Shepsl Kravets
The narrator’s cousin, identified among Jewish children fleeing through the forest.
David
A Jewish person fleeing through the forest with Shepsl Kravets and others.
Lechavitch Forest
A swampy, dark forest where the group wandered and found an abandoned hut.
Abandoned Peasant Hut
An abandoned peasant hut in the forest where six Jewish girls were found.
Group of Twelve Fugitives
A group of twelve men and women who appointed Shepsl and David as leaders.
Group of Eight
Eight people who gathered after finding six Jewish girls in the forest.
Zadok
A boy encountered by the narrator while fleeing through the forest.
Haystacks
Haystacks where the fleeing group hid and slept.
Esther
A girl named Esther was persuaded to rise and put on clothing taken from a deceased person.
Zadok
A deceased person whose clothing was given to Esther.
The group's zemlyanka
A dugout shelter to which the group intended to return.