Sokółka
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TAZ
TAZ was approached regarding medical aid for Linat ha-Tzedek.
Children's kitchen
A children's kitchen was proposed to provide daily meals.
Yehoshua Heshel Farbstein
Mizrachi chairman elected representative for the Białystok-Sokółka district in May 1919.
Białystok-Sokółka district
Polish electoral district where Yehoshua Heshel Farbstein was elected in May 1919.
Yehoshua Heshel Farbstein
Visited Sokółka and organized emergency relief measures for Jewish families.
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.
Unnamed young man from Sokółka
Young man from Sokółka who disappeared from his home in 1879.
London
A destination to which Seander Kundansky reportedly migrated.
Shishki
A nearby settlement and summer resort for Sokolka residents.
Sukhovolia
A destination on a long coach journey from Sokółka.
Military camp near Sokolka
A military camp located near Sokolka on the road to Krynki.
Shulhof
Central neighborhood containing synagogues and communal institutions.
Synagogues
Synagogues located in the central Shulhof neighborhood.
Polish People's House
Polish people's house located on Bialystok Street.
Unterteikh (Lower Lake)
A bathing pool identified as the Lower Lake.
Chaim Yaroshevsky
A teacher named in the passage.
Ulitsky Street
A street with two wells and the municipal building.
Old Jewish Cemetery
An ancient Jewish cemetery surrounded by fields and old gravestones.
Kurilki River
A river where Sokółka children and adults swam and bathed.
Haim Yosil Labeg-Rik's flour mill
A flour mill near the bridge, burned during the Russian army's retreat in 1915.
Sokółka market square
The market square where weekly trade took place.
Rivtse Folke
An elderly woman remembered for treating eye injuries among Sokółka residents.
Tsipe Gubinsky
A Sokółka midwife remembered for assisting women in childbirth with limited resources.
Russian church
A Russian church whose vicinity served as a market location.
Izik the hatter
A hatter who devoted time after work to Torah study.
Linova
A destination on a long coach journey from Sokółka.
Nahum Kunsht
Teacher at a revised traditional school in Sokółka.
Reformed Cheder
One of four Hebrew schools in Sokółka providing religious and general education.
Forest near the city
Forest visited by youth and schoolchildren during Lag BaOmer.
Kurili River
River described as winding south of Sokolka.
Talmud Torah
Religious educational institution located in the central Shulhof neighborhood.
Guesthouse
Guesthouse located in the central Shulhof neighborhood.
Kotsk Shtibl
Prayer house located in the central Shulhof neighborhood.
Zavrud
Christian neighborhood mentioned after Podol.
Balkan
Christian neighborhood mentioned after Podol.