Sokółka
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Vashilkova
Town near Białystok where Isaac Yaborkovsky owned a textile factory.
Isaac Yaborkovsky’s textile factory
Textile factory owned by Isaac Yaborkovsky in Vashilkova.
Hegot Lev
Collection of Isaac Yaborkovsky’s sermons, printed in Białystok in 1910.
Vilna Region Zionist Conference
Conference attended by Shimshon Katzenelenbogen in 1900.
Steps of Redemption
Book containing a photograph from the Vilna Region Zionist Conference.
Shmuel Yaakov Rabinovich
Zionist rabbi and representative for four districts.
Suwałki
District represented by Shmuel Yaakov Rabinovich.
Yashinovka
Place from which a report described Katzenelenbogen’s return.
Second Mizrachi Movement Conference
Conference attended by Shimshon Katzenelenbogen in Lida in 1903.
Mizrachi Movement
Religious Zionist movement whose second conference Katzenelenbogen attended.
Shmuel Makovitzky
Teacher in Sokolka who temporarily served as rabbi in Bialystok.
Avraham Makovitzky
Born in Sokolka, studied at Valozhyn, and served as rabbi in several cities.
Chaim Soloveitchik
Rabbinic scholar and teacher of Avraham Makovitzky.
Shlomo Polyachik
Friend of Avraham Makovitzky, known as the prodigy from Mezhayt.
Shlomo HaCohen
Granted Avraham Makovitzky rabbinic ordination in Vilna.
Glubokoye
City where Avraham Makovitzky became rabbi.
Novy Vitebsk
City where Avraham Makovitzky later served as rabbi.
Yekaterinoslav
City where Avraham Makovitzky later served as rabbi.
Berdyansk
City where Avraham Makovitzky later served as rabbi.
Kharkov
City where Avraham Makovitzky served and later died.
Eliyahu-Aharon Mileikovsky
Rabbi whose acting replacement in Kharkov was Avraham Makovitzky.
Samarkand
City to which Avraham Makovitzky moved during World War II.
Rabbi Slodzinsky
Rabbi mentioned in a 1930 reception caption in Smorgon.
Rabbi Shuster
Father-in-law of Rabbi Slodzinsky, according to a caption.
Smorgon
Town where a reception was held for Rabbi Slodzinsky in 1930.
Joshua-Zvi Sarna
Resident of Sokolka who described the town’s public institutions in 1881.
Feivel Schraga
Rabbi of Sokolka and father of Joshua-Zvi Sarna.
Avi Sattur
Sokolka correspondent reporting on local institutions in Ha-Yom.
Ha-Yom
Newspaper carrying an 1886 report from Sokolka.
Aaron Epstein
Educated teacher serving poor young people in Sokolka’s school.
Zionist movement
Movement whose development in Sokolka prompted educational improvements.
Jews of Sokolka
Sokolka Jews providing food and support to Jewish soldiers.
Local Welfare Office
A Sokolka institution established in 1888 to coordinate charity and aid.
Central Committee
A committee heading the coordination of charity and aid affairs.
Meir Markus
Rabbi and initiator associated with the community committee.
Sokolka
Town where the communal committee was established.