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The narrator’s family

דער גאנצער משפחה

The narrator and Benjamin were the two surviving brothers of the family.

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Goldak family

דריי ברידער גאלדאקעס

Three Goldak brothers listed among surviving Sokółka Jews.

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Kantarowski family

פאמיליע

Family of seven accompanying the witness in Kelbasin.

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Narrator's family

מיי ן פאטער , מוטע ר או ן דע ר ברודער

The narrator's father, mother, and brother later came to Israel.

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Epstein family

אפשטיין

One of the Jewish families counted among Kalonie-Izoaka’s residents.

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Kapustin family

קאפוסטין

Jewish families counted among Kalonie-Izoaka’s residents.

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Treshziansky family

טרעש־ציאנסקי

A family listed among Kalonie-Izoaka’s residents.

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Akstein-Shteyerman family

אקשטיין שטייערמאן

Jewish families counted among Kalonie-Izoaka’s residents.

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Ash family

אש

Jewish families counted among Kalonie-Izoaka’s residents.

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Goldshmid family

גולדשמיד

Jewish families counted among Kalonie-Izoaka’s residents.

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Ishinavsky family

ישינאווסקי

Jewish families counted among Kalonie-Izoaka’s residents.

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Knishoytsky family

קנישויצקי

A family listed among Kalonie-Izoaka’s residents.

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Kaminsky family

קאמינסקי

A prominent family from which Kaminsky originated.

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15–18 Jewish families

15 — 18 יידישע משפחות

The passage states that the colony contained 15–18 Jewish families.

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Pania and Israel Yaakovovich

יעקבי פניה וישראל

Family pair listed among Sokolka emigrants.

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Esther and Moses Monshevitz

מונסביץ אסתר ומשה

Family pair listed among Sokolka emigrants.

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Figel and Abraham Leib Mandelberg

מנדלברג פיגל ואברהם לייב

Family pair listed among Sokolka emigrants.

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Esther and Samson Margalit

מרגלית אסתר ושמשון

Family pair listed among Sokolka emigrants.

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Dova-Leah Sursky

סורסקי דובה לאה

Listed among Sokolka emigrants with an address in Petah Tikva.

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Kashcheki Ida and family

קשצקי אידה ומשפחתה

Ida Kashcheki is listed with her family.

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Stein family

שטיין

Family name associated with Esther Mishkinsky’s original name.

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Zawistowski family

זאוויס־טובסקי

A noble family in Sokolka District.

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Dubnarowicz family

דובנארוביץ

A noble family in Sokolka District.

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Bakhra family

בכרה

A noble family in Sokolka District.

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Zalibensky family

זליבנסקי

The family associated with pools on Bialystok Street.

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Leah Perlstein's family

משפחתך

Family of six supported partly by two brothers working in a tannery.

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Kondzinski family

קונדז׳ינסקי

Surname listed among the first students of the Hebrew school.

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Landau family

לנדוי

Surname listed among the first students of the Hebrew school.

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Grossberg family

גרוסברג

Surname listed among Jews abducted from the streets.

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The narrator's family

ביתנו

The narrator's household welcomed a needy Jewish visitor and provided trousers.

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Mishkinsky family

מישקינסקי

Family name associated with Eliezer Zeev and Abraham Mishkinsky.

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Kibartsky family

קיבארטסקי

Family name associated with Bathsheba and Azriel Zelig Kibartsky.

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Kantor family

זיינע זין

Mani Kantor’s sons were associated with the Freshtat study house.

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