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Rabbi Berl's household

ר׳ ברל ובני־ביתו

Rabbi Berl's household moved with him from a village to the city.

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Chaim Panta

חײם־פנטה הסנדלר

Chaim Panta the shoemaker owned the inherited stone house at 19 Butchers Street.

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Antek Zuba

אנטק צובה

Antek Zuba's house was left when Rabbi Berl's group departed the village.

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Guesthouse synagogue

בית הכנסת־האורחים, ה״הקדש״

The community guesthouse synagogue filled with refugees.

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Bathhouse and mikveh

בית־המרחץ והמקװה

The bathhouse and mikveh were filled with refugees.

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Moshe Lichtenstein

ר׳ משה ליכטנשטײן

Moshe Lichtenstein was a community notable, synagogue treasurer, and factory owner.

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Moshe Lichtenstein's Shabbat-candle factory

שני לנרות־שבת

One of Moshe Lichtenstein's two factories produced Shabbat candles.

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Moshe Eisenberg

משה אײזנברג׳ הםפק הגדול

Moshe Eisenberg was identified as a large merchant in a debate.

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Moshe Yokel the Red

ר׳ משה יוקל האדום

Moshe Yokel the Red was a respected speaker whose words silenced the others.

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Two red-brick houses

שני בתים׳ שנבנו לבנים אדומות

Moshe Yokel was nicknamed for owning two houses built with red bricks.

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Government Bank

ה״קאזנאצ ײסטבו׳, כלומר הבנק הממשלתי

A government bank called Kaznacheystvo in the passage.

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City Hall

בית־העיריה

A city hall located opposite Moshe Yokel’s house.

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Manual Workers

עמלי־הכפײם

Workers whose livelihoods depended on precarious traveling commerce and fairs.

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Study hall

בית־המדרש

A study hall containing an oak table.

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Esau

הדוד עשיו

Esau is described as receiving a blessing and living by the sword.

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Fulda

פולדה

The passage identifies Fulda as the location of the beginning of the described affair.

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Ashkenaz

אשכנז

Fulda is located in Ashkenaz in the passage.

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Shlomo Kreitsman

ר׳ שלמה קרײצמאן

A speaker addressing a crowd about blood libels and Jewish suffering.

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Avraham Nakhtomi

אברהם נחתומי

Named author of the passage titled “Ancestral Grave.”

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Baker's youth

בעקער־ױנג

An unnamed baker's youth passed by singing and laughing.

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Zalman Lakshem

זלמן לאקשם

Zalman Lakshem operated a knife shop on Zhelekh over Street.

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Berel

ר׳ בערל

Berel went sorrowfully toward Zhelekh over Street with Avromel.

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Avromel

אברהמלען

Avromel went sorrowfully toward Zhelekh over Street with Berel.

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Zhelekh over Street

זשעלעכאװער גאם

A long street extending to Zhelekh.

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Zhelekh over

זשעלעכאװ

The street was said to extend to Zhelekh over.

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Ezriel Watemakher's Spinning Mill

די שפינערײ פון עזריאל װאטעמאכער

A spinning mill in the first house on Zhelekh over Street.

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Ezriel Watemakher

עזריאל װאטעמאכער

Ezriel Watemakher was associated with a spinning mill.

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Leizer Haman's Kasha Mill

קאשע־מיל פון לײזער המן

A kasha mill stood in the second house on the street.

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Leizer Haman

לײזער המן

Leizer Haman was associated with a kasha mill.

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Leybele Moshe Feltam's Guesthouse

די אכםניא פון לײבעלע משה פעלטעם

A guesthouse stood across from the kasha mill.

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Leybele Moshe Feltam

לײבעלע משה פעלטעם

Leybele Moshe Feltam was associated with a guesthouse.

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Haya-Sarah's House of Study

חיה־שרהס בית־מדרש

Leybele Moshe Feltam prayed there on the High Holy Days.

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Avromle

אברהמלע

A character who visits the town cemetery with Berel.

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Town cemetery

דער שטאטישער בית־עולם

A fenced cemetery outside the town, reached by a wooden bridge and path.

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Small stone building in the cemetery

קאלט שטיבעלע, געמויערט פון שטײן

A cold small stone building stands near the cemetery entrance area.

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Malka

באבע מלכה

A grandmother who baked bread during a communal mourning period.

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