Sokółka
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Young Zionists
A political organization active in Sokolka.
The Center
A political organization active in Sokolka.
Herut and Revival
A political organization active in Sokolka.
The Bund
The sole anti-Zionist party described in the passage.
Religious Workers
A religious workers party founded by observant tradespeople.
Moshe Berl the Tailor
Leader of the Religious Workers party.
Shmuel Hirsch the Tailor
Leader of the Religious Workers party.
Haikel the Shoemaker
Leader of the Religious Workers party.
Meir Yalovitz
Speaker at a workers’ election meeting in the old synagogue.
Meir Schreibman
Leader of the Nonpartisan Workers Party list.
Meir Shraybman
Speaker at a workers’ election meeting in the old synagogue.
Old synagogue
Synagogue where workers gathered for an election meeting.
Community committee
Community governing body elected with a Zionist majority.
Krinki
Town on the road beyond Sokolka, near the described school building.
German schools
Schools established by German authorities in Sokolka during their rule.
Meir Bubrik
Father-in-law of Borkowski, according to the passage.
German authorities
Authorities that imposed German schools and confiscated educational equipment.
Pasheq
German officer who served as general inspector of all schools.
All schools
Schools placed under the authority of a German general inspector.
Grodno Street
Street where the upper school department was relocated.
The school
School where strict discipline and military-style lessons were enforced.
Blackboards
Boards used instead of notebooks in lessons.
Colored pencils (Griffel)
Colored pencils used with framed blackboards.
Karcer
Small room where children were confined during lessons.
Krishavsky
Person whose house hosted the lower school department.
Smolyak
Russian teacher whose house hosted the middle school department.
Germany
Country to which Pashek's coffin was transferred.
Military Bathhouse
Bathhouse where schoolchildren were taken weekly to shower.
Germans
Authorities emphasizing punctuality, order, and cleanliness in schooling.
Borkovsky
Named among the teachers.
Mazor
Teacher identified as a native of Sokolka.
Rachel Zdvorinsky
Teacher from Sokolka, currently in America.
Sheine-Haya Stein-Bonim
Teacher from Sokolka, currently in Israel.
Pninah Wilensky-Kantor
Teacher identified as a native of Sokolka.
Bila Bublik
Teacher identified as a native of Sokolka.
Dina Lichtenshtein
Teacher identified in the list of Sokolka-related teachers.