Drohiczyn
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24 nodes · Business
People's Bank
A people's bank is listed in the contents.
Jewish shops
Jewish shops sold varied goods to visiting peasants.
Modern matzo bakery
Bakery in Drohitchin producing machine-made matzo before World War I.
Likhtavne
A small factory producing string candles for several years.
Straw factory
A factory producing straw sheaths for wine bottles.
the grandfather’s sawmill business
The speaker visits the sawmill business of his deceased grandfather, Reb Velvel.
Leather shop
A leather shop opened by the narrator as a neutral business.
Zawad
A schnapps facility damaged by a bomb.
Unnamed leather trade
The narrator was identified as someone dealing in leather.
Shmuel Leizer’s brickyard
Brickyard owned by Shmuel Leizer in Harbakhe.
Mordechai's grocery store
A grocery store Mordechai opened with financial assistance from Drohitcher landsmen.
Shoe shop
Business opened by Chaim Shulman in Drohiczyn; it did not succeed.
Aptekarsk-Magazin
Israel Brukh’s pharmacy business in Dvin near Kobryn.
Tuvia David's Hotel or Guesthouse
A hotel or guesthouse owned by Tuvia David in Rishon LeZion.
Milner flour mill
Large flour mill owned by Chaikel Milner and his brother-in-law.
Iron shop
Shop opened by David Warsawsky in Drohiczyn.
Sharon Cooperative Bank
Cooperative bank in Ramat Gan where the unnamed subject worked from 1934.
Colonial Bank
The group sold shares of Colonial Bank.
A. Kuper Shoe Company
Shoe business owned and managed by Aharon Asher Kuper.
Actions Bank
Bank name listed as a correction.
Small oil mills
Small mills extracted oil from sesame for farmers.
Narrator's pharmacy
Pharmacy repeatedly entered and looted by soldiers.
Nachum Shevinski's tannery
Tannery producing leather goods sold throughout the country.
Kosher Star
Sausage producer where Choa Greiber worked.