Sokółka
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Grodno Region
A region whose Jewish homes are discussed.
Odessa
Source location of the publications mentioned.
United States
Destination of large-scale emigration.
Slonim
One of eleven cities represented at a Zionist regional congress.
Lunna
One of eleven cities represented at a Zionist regional congress.
Volkovysk
One of eleven cities represented at a Zionist regional congress.
Druzgenik
Site associated with the Zionist regional congress.
Vilna District
District hosting the Zionist conference.
Odelsk
Town identified in Polish as Odziliski and described as founded in the sixteenth century.
Odzilisko
Variant name for Odelsk in Polish maps and documents.
Troki region
Region to which Odelsk formerly belonged.
Petersburg
The publication place of the Great Encyclopedia.
Maków
District town where Efraim Fishel Salomon worked for twenty-five years and died.
Lublin
City associated with Rabbi Shalom Shachna.
Kraków
City associated with Moshe Isserles.
Merchants-Kupietzka Street
Street where the Shmuel Bolkowshtain Study House was located.
Mezeritch
Town associated with Shlomo Shprintz.
Wizna
Town where Shlomo Shprintz served as rabbi.
Lomza District
Administrative district identified in connection with Wizna.
Wasilkow
Town where the subject briefly served as rabbi.
New Cemetery in Bialystok
Cemetery where Yaakov Moshe Margolin is buried.
Prasznicz
Town where Sharga Feivel Sarna was born.
Ciechanow
Town whose rabbi taught Sharga Feivel Sarna.
Łomża
Place associated with Benjamin Diskin’s rabbinical court.
Szczuczyn
Town where Isaac Margalit served as communal court head.
Slabodka-Kovno
Slabodka-Kovno hosted the Knesset Israel yeshiva.
Hebron
Hebron was the location of a branch of the large yeshiva.
Brinsk
Brinsk was the rabbinical post of Rabbi Shlomo Shemaryahu Margoliot.
Kopsiuvah
Rabbi Tzvi Hirsh Director came from Kopsiuvah to become rabbi in Sokolka.
Kopciovo
Town where Rabbi Shalom served as rabbi before moving to Sokółka.
Jerusalem
Publication location named in the colophon.
Petah Tikva
Israeli city appearing in a residential address.
Amstislav district
District in Russia where Dirktor became rabbi in 1900.
Jewish Cemetery on Lukianivsky Street
Jewish cemetery in Kyiv, later liquidated by Soviet-Ukrainian authorities.
Zhaludok
Town with a yeshiva attended by Israel Goldin.
Radun
Town with a yeshiva attended by Israel Goldin.