Sokółka
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Tzipora Schmidt-Weissblum
The author or signer of a remembrance about Haya-Yente.
Alter Freidels
An alternate name associated with Alter Epstein.
Mordechai Tرتسم
Committee member who devoted many years to helping patients.
Kaminitski
Teacher who reportedly explained the meaning of concerts.
Reizkin
A respected resident who joined a delegation seeking help establishing a Hebrew school.
Moshe Velvel Shtein
Participant in the committee established to create a school.
Abraham Chinsky
Named at the end of the passage; context is not provided.
Miller Zunidrzisl Walgel
Identified in the passage as an eyewitness source.
Zvi Nefacha-Kowalski
Recorder credited with recording the account in 1946.
City cantor
A city cantor was named among Jews abducted from the streets.
T. Shor
Reported by a Pole and tortured and beaten by Germans and others.
Moshe Broida
Member of Sokółka’s Jewish Council under German occupation.
Yosef Broida
Member of Sokółka’s Jewish Council under German occupation.
David Orphan
A person from Sokolka reportedly murdered at Auschwitz with wooden boards.
Russia
A woman who lived in Grodno during the occupation and described wartime events.
Military commander of Grodno
Military commander who authorized the narrator to cross the border.
Tikoczynski
A returning person recognized and addressed by a passerby in Sokolka.
Rachel Malski
The narrator’s childhood friend, whose former home he visits.
Taibe
A remembered woman associated with the visited home.
Rachele
A remembered woman whom the narrator expects to return.
Friend of the narrator
The narrator refers to a friend whose Sabbath clothes were found among others’ belongings.
Female friend of the narrator
The narrator refers to a female friend whose jewelry was found among others’ belongings.
Rabbi Yohanan the Sandalmaker
Traditional ancestor attributed to the family.
King David
Traditional ancestor attributed to the family.
Abraham Yardeni
A Tel Aviv-born youth and youth-movement member who died during wartime volunteer service.
David Yardeni
Abraham Yardeni’s father, named with Haya Yardeni as his parent.
Haya Yardeni
Named with David Yardeni in Abraham Yardeni’s family.
King Poniatowski
King who opened factories near Warsaw and in Kazienice.
Arum Faitl Heine
A Jewish entrepreneur associated with the lace industry.
Antoni Tyzenhauz
Figure associated with Sokółka’s transformation into a town and settlement of Jewish skilled artisans.
Goldeveler
Person identified as owning or associated with a shop.
Israel Navebraniec
Named in a caption associated with the Sokolka railway station.
Avraham Goldglaid
Named in a caption associated with the Sokolka railway station.
Kruglak
Named in a caption associated with the Sokolka railway station.
Bernstein
Named in a caption associated with the Sokolka railway station.
Tarlowski
Named in a caption associated with the Sokolka railway station.