Sokółka
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Be'er Yaakov
Place named in the list.
Holon
City named in an address.
Beersheba
City named in an address.
Kfar Masaryk
Community named in the address list.
Rehovot
City named in an address.
Kiryat Amal
Community named in an address.
Givat Rambam
Neighborhood named in an address.
Bat Yam
City named in an address list.
Ness Ziona
City named in an address list.
Ramat HaShofet
Place named in an address list.
Herzliya
City named in an address list.
Ganei Yehuda
Place named in an address list.
Savyon
Place named in an address list.
Kibbutz Evron
Place named in an address list.
Kiryat Haim
Address location in a name-and-address list.
Ramat HaSharon
Address location in a name-and-address list.
Giv'at Haim
Address location in a name-and-address list.
Kfar Vitkin
Address location in a name-and-address list.
Bukhbulova Forests
Forests named in an entry about summer camps.
Sokál in Galicia
Galician town from which Rabbi Nahum was brought.
Supraśl River
River toward which the Sokolka River initially flows.
Chernavish
Chernavish was one of the stations between which Sokolka was located.
Popoldia
City where Shraga-Feivel Sarna served as rabbi.
Furshtut
City where Yossi Leh served as rabbi.
Biten
City where Yossi Leh served as rabbi.
Suwałki Governorate
Neighboring administrative territory northwestern of Sokolka District.
Kostinits
Village identified as the location of the district’s highest point.
Biebrza River
Important river belonging to the Vistula river system.
Charna-Wish
A station on the district railway route.
Amadur
A town near Sokolka associated with Hasidic history.
Land of the ancestors
Pioneers prepared to immigrate to and rebuild the ancestral land.
Bielsk
One of eleven cities represented at a Zionist regional congress.
Stawiski
Town where Efraim Fishel Salomon served as rabbi.
Ligos
Place where Moshe Horowitz was appointed rabbi.
Breslau
Place mentioned in connection with Ligos and Kovno.
Sokółka
Town where hundreds of Jewish families were reportedly starving in 1919.