Sokółka
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General Zionist Archive of the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem
Archive in Jerusalem holding Lieb Yafe’s archive.
General Zionist Organization
Organization joined by many young people after the revolution.
Hovevei Zion in Lithuania
Subject of Israel Klausner's cited article.
Society for the Dissemination of Education
Society that founded pedagogical courses with ICA funds.
ICA
Organization whose funds supported the pedagogical courses.
Romm Press
Vilna printers who used Yosef Yaseli’s rare books.
Literary Society
Later rented halls for its activities.
Bund
Jewish organization listed among Sokolka’s Jewish institutions.
Nazi Germany
The perpetrator identified as responsible for the atrocities.
Lithuanian yeshivas
Rabbi Hayyim Yaakov served as an emissary for Lithuanian yeshivas.
Council of Torah Greats
Rabbi Yehezkel Sarna served on the presidency of the council in Israel.
Mussar movement
Rabbi Yehezkel Sarna was described as a leading survivor of the Mussar movement.
Lomdei Shas
Society involved in rebuilding religious schools during the war’s aftermath.
Kibbutz of Distinguished Rabbinical Judges
Collective founded by Hayyim Ozer Grodzenski in Vilna.
Agudath Israel
Movement whose first world conference was attended by Rabbi Yitzhak Shuster.
Agudat Israel
Religious party that established branches in local towns.
Mizrahi
Religious party that established branches in local towns.
Ezrat Torah
New York aid organization connected with Rabbi Yitzhak Ha-Levi Shuster.
Jewish National Fund
Organization whose Warsaw office established a department for the ultra-Orthodox.
Zionist Organization
Organization whose activities and funds Rabbi Shuster did not publicly oppose.
Yad Harutzim
Organization supporting vocational training for orphans and abandoned youths.
Support for the Poor
Charitable organization whose founding leaders included Meir Markus.
Hovevei Zion
Zionist movement supported by Meir Markus in Bialystok.
Mizrachi Movement
Religious Zionist movement whose second conference Katzenelenbogen attended.
Zionist movement
Movement whose development in Sokolka prompted educational improvements.
Central Committee
A committee heading the coordination of charity and aid affairs.
JCA
An organization that supported the two colonies with agricultural assistance.
Colonial Bank
A bank said to have found favor in the small city.
Second Zionist Congress
A Zionist congress attended by a rabbi from Sokółka.
Free Maccabees
A society identified as volunteer firefighters, founded there.
Lehem Aniyim
A society involved in discussions about aiding the Jewish community.
TAZ
TAZ was approached regarding medical aid for Linat ha-Tzedek.
Linat Tzedek
Society supplied with soap, medicines, medical equipment, and money to assist the sick.
Joint
Organization approached by Farbstein to improve Sokółka’s deteriorating condition.
Tarbut Center in Warsaw
Warsaw educational center affiliated with the Sokolka Tarbut school.
Community Committee
Committee that held assemblies in the synagogue and study hall.