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Spirit monopoly
A spirit monopoly was among the shops spreading through the area.
The theater building
The theater building had a hall and stage upstairs, with a tavern and travel yard below.
Rosenboim family
A merchant family operating a shop selling oil, sugar, and flour.
Radziners Shtibl
A prayer house located four steps from Rosenboim’s apartment and shop.
Rabbi Shlomo Braun
A rabbi who lived in the first house near the salt shop.
Rabbinical Court House
The rabbinical court house stood near Rabbi Shlomo Braun’s residence.
Matl
The elder son who joined his father’s trade and pursued cultural work.
Abraham
The younger son who sought his future in Warsaw.
Prumki
A widow who operated a tailoring shop in the second wing.
Dudel Weinzicher
The husband of Dovke Weinzicher, described as a religious scribe.
Zhelechow Road
A road marking one end of the market’s extent.
Teacher Baruch
A teacher who had a traditional Jewish schoolroom in an old wooden house.
Baruch’s cheder
A cheder located in an old wooden house beside Brewery Street.
Moshe Lichtenstein
Soap factory owner and respected householder in the Chaya-Sarah prayer house.
Moshe Lichtenstein’s soap factory
Soap factory facing the Chaya-Sarah prayer house.
Chaim David Zakalik
Owner of a tin workshop near the Zhelekhov road.
Chaim David Zakalik’s tin workshop
Tin workshop whose building bordered the Zhelekhov road.
Bravarna Street
Street containing the prayer house windows and several businesses.
Nathan Weinzeicher
Taught a lesson to several adult boys.
Yentele
A rebbetzin who baked challah and honey-dipped hamantaschen.
Broiz Alley
Alley containing several houses and a courtyard.
Broiz Brewery
Brewery with brewing buildings, pipes, pumps, and residences.
Broiz Courtyard
Brewery courtyard intended to receive a large machine.
Abraham Nachtomi
A Jewish actor, writer, and founder of the Ohel theater.
Lukow Drama Circle
A drama group in which Nachtomi participated and performed as a reciter.
Hadera
The place where Nachtomi worked after immigrating.
Ohel Theater
A theater of which Nachtomi was one of the founders.
Rabbi Yankel
Rabbi Yankel visits a priest and later addresses his family.
Rabbi Berl
A family member who asks Rabbi Yankel what he answered.
Zelig
A person summoned to Rabbi Yankel's home.
Village
Rabbi Yankel's birthplace and a place he refuses to leave.
Estate fields
Fields bordering Rabbi Yankel's second field.
Moshe
A man who says he has nowhere else to go.
Psia
Rabbi Yankel’s daughter, consulted with her husband.
the village
The unnamed village where the family considers remaining.
the priest
An unnamed priest criticized in the discussion.