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D. Zakalik
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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.
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.
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.
Yitzhak Frizant
Owner of a butcher shop described as a forceful, tall man with a beard.
Long Isaac Biderman
Ran a tailoring shop in a red-brick building.
Abraham Shapira
Educated shopkeeper who maintained a laboratory for testing acids.
Rosenboim
A prosperous merchant with a permanent place in the Haye-Sarah study house.
Dovke Weinzicher
A shopkeeper who ran the final stall in the wing.
Rabbi Notele Weigzicher
A man who fasted Mondays and Thursdays and declined a rabbinate position.
Ichenberg
The kiosk owner who staffed the kiosk.
Alter Finkelstein
Owner of a small groat mill on Bravarna Street.
Itshele Kenigsberg
Associated with a school on Bravarna Street.
Jacob Arlansky
Owner of a soda-water factory on Mezritcher Street.
Chekhenover
A Ger Hasid who operated an enameled-vessel shop.
Bogumlovsky
A priest who summons Rabbi Yankel for a private conversation.
Haim-Ve the tailor
Haim-Ve the tailor participated in the debate among community leaders.
Moshe Yokel
A man whose two houses accommodated a railway doctor and a government bank manager.
Dr. Raibitz
A railway doctor mentioned as residing in Moshe Yokel’s house.
Yushchinsky
A murdered person whose body was found near the brickworks kilns.
Zalman Hartom
A speaker reflecting on the haste of creation.
Bimela, the pigeon fancier
A speaker denouncing injustice and declaring resistance.
Shlomo Kreytzman
A speaker who addresses the crowd about Jacob, Esau, and enduring suffering.
Israel-Yitzhak
A deceased grandfather described as an honest Jewish baker.
Avrahamle
A person named Avrahamle participates in the described prayer gesture.
Rabbi Nachman Malkahles
Rabbi Nachman Malkahles is described as a devout person during an epidemic.
Rabbi Ber
Rabbi Ber is described lying on the floor in the study house before his death.
Rabbi Abraham
A deceased person buried in the ohel, known as Abrahamle the Sense of Smell.
Abrahamle the Sense of Smell
A person identified by the nickname Abrahamle the Sense of Smell.
The narrator's teacher
A learned teacher who taught the narrator Torah until bar mitzvah.
Berl
A person whose footsteps are mentioned near the cemetery gate.