Sokółka
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Nahum Goniundsky
Hosted the library during its second phase.
Fishel Katzenelbogen
Supported the library with public and Bund involvement.
Rabbi Shimshon Katzenelbogen
Identified as Fishel Katzenelbogen's brother.
Relka Director
Supported the library through public involvement.
Eliyakim Rabinovich
His house hosted a Bund- and Yiddishist-influenced library.
Grinhaus
Organized evening classes on the Jewish street.
Haim Leib Korach
Person associated with charitable lodging and medical equipment.
Jacob Goldstein
Participant in the committee established to create a school.
Zdvoranski
Participant in the committee established to create a school.
Alter Epstein
Participant in the committee established to create a school.
Pantsvitsova
Landlady who rented an apartment used for the school.
Jacob Sosnovsky
Owner of a larger house to which the school was moved.
Tsirkel
Hebrew teacher who opened a reformed traditional school in Sokółka in 1903.
Tzvi Yudovsky
Zionist initiator of the Hebrew school.
Mili Gafner
Zionist initiator of the Hebrew school.
Yehuda Vigodsky
Zionist initiator of the Hebrew school.
Eliezer Stein (Even)
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Hani Halperin
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Sarah Bubrik
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Isaac Ashkowitz
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Reuven Galaz
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Reizel Vigodski
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Zeidel Weissman
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Gortzovsky
Teacher brought to the Hebrew school as enrollment increased.
Jacob Goldstein
Photographed first from the right at a Vilna district Zionist conference.
Joseph Goldstein
Son of Jacob Goldstein and located in Israel.
Meir Goldstein
Son of Jacob Goldstein and located in Israel.
Grinhaus
Teacher associated with Hebrew courses.
Moshe Munshchitz
Moshe Munshchitz is named at the beginning of a memorial passage.
Nahum Dov Amnatyi
Named author of a lament poem about destroyed Sokółka.
Aizik Arkin
Uncle whose cellar stored clothing and belongings before the Nazi invasion.
Obersturmführer
Nazi officer whom the narrator approached regarding the incident.
Meir Sokolovsky
Commanded the consumer cooperatives of Soviet camps.
Moshe Stotsinsky
Appointed commissioner of leather factories during Soviet rule.
Friedberg
Person who proposed offering money as ransom.
Yosef Broyde
Participant with Attorney Friedberg in the Judenrat.