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Lukower Warnu
A publication identified as issue 10 from 1927.
Planned kindergarten school
Preparations were being made to open a kindergarten school in the new year.
Haye Alboim
Name appearing above a literary passage.
Pawel
A municipal fisherman recognized near the bridge.
H. L. Kramazh
Director listed at the end of the theater program.
Spread and Scatter
A Sholem Aleichem drama in four acts.
Unnamed drama by Sholem Aleichem
Drama about conflict between fathers and children and Jewish family life.
Tsezait un Tsespreit
Play criticized for characterized types, problems, weak action, and poor composition.
Karamazh
Performer who appeared throughout three acts.
Goldberg
Performer praised for creating an excellent role.
Burstein
Performer whose acting was described as lively.
Lichtenberg
Player criticized for excessive declamation.
Union of Jewish Writers
Organization whose literary association Zanshein joined in Warsaw.
Yiddish Writers
Organization for which Jacob Zanstein worked as secretary.
Young Winter
Poetry collection that appeared after Jacob Zanstein’s death in 1964.
Chitelnick Publishing House
Publisher of a Polish collection of Zanstein’s poems in late 1963.
Arnold Slutsky
Named in connection with the Polish collection of Zanstein’s poems.
Rakhle the beautiful
Rakhle is named as someone who will no longer weep.
Rachel
Rachel is invoked in a poetic address to Jerusalem.
Cultural work
The passage mentions youth involved in cultural work.
Aaron
The narrator traveled into town with Aaron, identified as a devout Mitnaged.
Aharon
Aharon drove a carriage along the road.
D. Zakalik
The passage includes a byline or attribution for D. Zakalik.
Kotsk Rabbi's grandchild
Rabbi Hershele Morgenstern was described as a grandchild of the Kotsk rabbi.
Rabbi Hershele Breiter
Rabbi Hershele Breiter led Sabbath meals in the Kotsk tradition.
Migdal’s Studio
Photographer Migdal maintained a studio inside the post office.
Alterl Weinzicher
Alterl Weinzicher was a grain merchant and Kotsk Hasid.
Matl Kleinman
Matl Kleinman established a printing shop in his birthplace.
Leibl Kleinman
Leibl Kleinman, Matl Kleinman’s brother, worked at the printing shop.
Itik Goteshdiner
A tall, bearded mohel and shofar blower at the Khaye-Sore prayer house.
Zhelekhauer Road
The stationery shop entrance stood at the edge of this road.
Finkelshtein's House
A dark house partly obscured by trees near the stationery shop.
Yitzhak Zukerman
One of two Zukerman brothers who owned a hardware store.
Natan Zukerman
One of two Zukerman brothers; also involved in cultural work among youth.
Zukerman hardware store
Hardware store run by brothers Yitzhak and Natan Zukerman.
Yitzhak Frizant
Owner of a butcher shop described as a forceful, tall man with a beard.