Sokółka
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Odelsk
A town with a Jewish population and Jewish school.
Mir
Community associated with the famous Mir yeshiva.
Lublin
Community associated with preacher Avraham David Flaum.
Novy Dvor
Community in Sokolka district where Chaim David Shlomo served as rabbi.
Ghetto rebels
Resistance fighters remembered in the memorial text.
Forest fighters
Forest fighters remembered among the city’s people.
Sokółka Jewish community
The Jewish community of Sokolka.
Karlin Hasidim
A Hasidic group identified as opposing the Zionist movement in Sokolka.
Kotsk Hasidim
A Hasidic group identified as opposing the Zionist movement in Sokolka.
Jews of Sokolka
Sokolka Jews providing food and support to Jewish soldiers.
Palestina
A second colony near Isaka in the Sokolka district.
Isaka
A colony in the Sokolka district supported by JCA.
Pavlovka colony
Colony whose eleven founding families formed a settlement nucleus.
Sokółka
Town situated between Białystok and Grodno.
Jewish population of Sokółka
Jewish residents of Sokółka described as workers, artisans, and merchants.
Jewish community of the city
The Jewish community faced severe poverty and needed organized relief.
Sokolka Jewish community
The Jewish community in Sokolka during German occupation.
Sokółka Jewish community
Jewish community whose members and emigrants were described.
Sokolka
A town described as a Jewish economic and spiritual center.
Kolonia Izaka
A small Jewish town remembered as the narrator’s birthplace.
Polish residents
Polish residents observed the youths during their activity.
Kotsk Hasidism
A Hasidic movement embraced by Elazar Bialystok and Hillel-Moshe’s father.
Lodz Kibbutz
The kibbutz sheltered members and refugees in Lodz in late 1939 and early 1940.
Group of Seventy
The group left the ghetto for agricultural work at an estate in Cherniakow.
Residents of the city
The passage remembers the city’s residents through mourning and a memorial book.
Israel
The passage anticipates the revival of Israel and fellowship among peoples.
Janowa Jewish community
Jewish residents brought to Sokolka before deportation.
Jewish children in the ghetto
Some Jewish children received private education clandestinely.
Grodno
City described as historically Jewish but encountered without Jews.
Jewish community of Grodno
Jewish residents of Grodno gathered in hiding after the Holocaust.
Jewish people
People described as seeking freedom and commemorating the dead.
Jewish settlement in Sokolka
Jewish settlement affected by attempted industrialization.
Lithuanian Jews
Jews whose rights were guaranteed through a series of general privileges.
Sokółka townspeople
Townspeople described as struggling against their Jewish competitors.
Vilna Jewish community
Jewish community described as suffering especially during attacks on Jewish populations.
Sokolka Jewish population
The Jewish population is described as nearly half the town.