Sokółka
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Moshele Kremer
Named as author of memories of Sokółka from afar.
Abraham Friedberg
Named as author of memories concerning Sokółka.
Rachel Donsky
Named as author of memories.
Abraham Stanislavsky
Named as author of memories of old Sokółka.
Itzl
Person named in a section titled My Brother Itzl.
Rivl Shapiro-Meltzberg
Named contributor associated with a section titled My Brother Itzl.
Simhah Lazar
Named contributor to a section about Kelbasin Camp.
Brakhah Fridman-Barabik
Named contributor to a testimony section.
Ester Holtsman
Named contributor to a memorial-light section.
Avraham-Alexander Kantarovski
Named contributor to a wartime experiences section.
M. Turek
Named contributor to a wartime diary section.
Mashiah Menushevits
Named contributor to a section about dreams and life.
Sarah Hinski
Named contributor to a section about the Izaka colony.
Moshe Lev
Person named with his wife in a memorial entry.
Napoleon
Tax slips from Napoleon’s time are mentioned among old records.
Prince Vitold
Prince Vitold is said to have granted authorization in the late fourteenth century.
Albert Gashtold
Lithuanian nobleman who invited Jews to settle on his private estate.
Count Branicki
Polish count who invited Jewish settlers and built facilities for them.
A. S. Dershberg
Writer and editor of two volumes of Pinkas Bialystok.
Henryk Moszczycki
Author of a Polish book about Bialystok published in 1933.
Tadeusz Kościuszko
Associated with the Polish uprising during which Sokółka became a district city.
Alexander Jagiellon
Grand Duke who expelled Lithuania’s Jews in 1495 and revoked the expulsion in 1503.
Alexander
King of Poland who revoked the expulsion decree in 1503.
Sigismund Augustus
Polish king associated with Grodno’s rights charter in 1547.
John Casimir
King who renewed Grodno’s rights charter in 1655.
Sergei Barshchadsky
A Russian Christian scholar who researched Jewish historical documents in archives.
Krishchen
A priest who rebuilt the church elaborately inside in 1848.
Friedenstein
Author cited for discussion of Tizenhauz's treatment of Jews.
Frederick William II
Issued Jewish regulations in Berlin on April 17, 1797.
Frederick II
Earlier author of regulations summarized in the text.
Napoleon Bonaparte
French leader whose forces defeated Prussia near Jena and captured Berlin.
Alexander I
Russian ruler who issued a proclamation to Lithuania in October 1807.
Davidov
Russian general who entrusted city rule to Jews during the Napoleonic War.
Muhammad
Religious figure whose faith was followed by the Tatars described in the passage.
Nicholas I
Nicholas I is mentioned in connection with the period when Prussian regulations influenced Russian policy.
Mendel Sudarsky
Editor of the Yiddish collection Lithuania.