Sokółka

Itkale

Child of Lipa Yasinovsky and a Korket family sister.

Yisrael

Child of Lipa Yasinovsky and a Korket family sister.

Shulchan Aruch synagogue

Synagogue where Asher-Zelig Korket participated in Torah-learning groups.

Yehoshua'el

An elderly man who died after illness at over eighty.

Alter Epstein

Son of Fridl Epstein, who answered her question about the deceased.

Fridl

An elderly woman who heard a conversation about a funeral.

Kalman Tarlovitz

Also known in later years as Rabbi Kalman of Walka.

Walka estate

An estate after which Kalman Tarlovitz was known.

Yehezkel Tarlovitz

Son of Kalman Tarlovitz.

Rabbi Shuster

Rabbi whose secretary was Meir Tarlovitz.

Kunsht family

Hadera

First Hebrew School in Sokółka

The first Hebrew school in Sokółka, founded and directed by Nahum-Dov Kunsht.

Gas chambers

Site where the unnamed person and family members were killed.

The Deretsiner melamed

A teacher known by his town of origin, Dretsin, rather than his family name.

Dretsin

Town from which the Deretsiner teacher came to Sokółka.

Krynyk

Town referenced as the origin of a nickname.

Bril Hana-Raizel's

Nickname example based on a wife named Raizel.

Yankil Leizer's

Nickname example based on a matchmaker named Leizer.

Hatskil der Krinker

Nickname example based on the town of Krynyk.

Raizel

Woman referenced as the wife in a nickname example.

Leizer

Man referenced as a matchmaker in a nickname example.

First synagogue in the neighborhood

Synagogue co-founded by Nahum Kunsht in his Hadera neighborhood.

Yosef Chaim Melamed

A tall Jewish teacher who supervised students and administered corporal punishment.

The Shtabiner melamed

A teacher known by the town of Shtabin, from which he came.

Shtabin

The town associated with the Shtabiner teacher's origin.

Active youth organization

Youth organization in which Avraham Kantor participated during his youth.

Białystok community committee

Committee where Avraham Kantor worked after World War I.

Hebrew Gymnasium in Białystok

Hebrew school founded by an initiative group including Penina Kantor.

Matan BaSeter

Charitable aid activity associated with Kantor’s social work.

Mishkan Yaakov Synagogue

Synagogue where Kantor later continued his social activity as a member.

Tiberias

City where an unnamed immigrant worked for the health fund.

Histadrut

Workers federation whose health fund employed an unnamed immigrant.

Histadrut Health Fund

Health fund branch employing an unnamed immigrant in Tiberias and Hadera.

Penina Kantor's husband

Penina Kantor joined her husband in Israel in 1934.

Full Hebrew School

School that Penina Kantor helped establish among its early builders.