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Radzyner Road
The longest street extended as far as Radzyner Road.
The theater building
The theater building had a hall and stage upstairs, with a tavern and travel yard below.
Zhelechow Road
A road marking one end of the market’s extent.
Bravarna Street
Street containing the prayer house windows and several businesses.
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.
Hadera
The place where Nachtomi worked after immigrating.
Village
Rabbi Yankel's birthplace and a place he refuses to leave.
Estate fields
Fields bordering Rabbi Yankel's second field.
the village
The unnamed village where the family considers remaining.
Two red-brick houses
Moshe Yokel was nicknamed for owning two houses built with red bricks.
City Hall
A city hall located opposite Moshe Yokel’s house.
Fulda
The passage identifies Fulda as the location of the beginning of the described affair.
Ashkenaz
Fulda is located in Ashkenaz in the passage.
Zhelekh over Street
A long street extending to Zhelekh.
Zhelekh over
The street was said to extend to Zhelekh over.
Town cemetery
A fenced cemetery outside the town, reached by a wooden bridge and path.
Small stone building in the cemetery
A cold small stone building stands near the cemetery entrance area.
The city
The unnamed city experienced an epidemic after a war.
The ohel
A tomb structure identified as Rabbi Abraham’s burial place.
Cemetery gate
A cemetery gate mentioned as a route landmark.
Russian Church
Church standing beside the railway.
Old Town
The narrator observes events from a hiding place in the Old Town.
Węgrów
The town to which prisoners were driven and confined overnight.
Enclosed site at the edge of Węgrów
An enclosed place where prisoners were brought before nightfall.
Unnamed camp
The narrator attempted to escape from this camp.
Unnamed nearby barn
The narrator and the girl went behind a nearby barn during the escape.
Sokołów
The escapees planned to travel to Sokołów after Węgrów.
Kovno
City mentioned in the poem as a place of fear.
Rovno
City mentioned in the poem as a place of fear.
Shepetovka
Place where the narrator entered Soviet captivity.
Siedlce
Destination toward which Jews and Poles were driven.
Wengrow
Place where the driven Jews were successfully freed.
Suwałki
Town from which Jews were brought to Lukow.
Ragozhnitse
A forced-labor camp near Mezritch where Jews were shot.