Sokółka
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Alter Epstein
Participant in the committee established to create a school.
Pantsvitsova
Landlady who rented an apartment used for the school.
Unnamed quiet, clean street
Street where the first school premises were rented.
Dat va-Da'at
Reformed traditional school teaching boys and girls together.
Jacob Sosnovsky
Owner of a larger house to which the school was moved.
Ulitska Street
Street where Jacob Sosnovsky's larger house stood.
Tsirkel
Hebrew teacher who opened a reformed traditional school in Sokółka in 1903.
Reformed traditional school
School opened in Sokółka in 1903 and later developed into a larger Hebrew school.
Hebrew school
School founded in 1904 by a group of Zionists in Sokółka.
Tzvi Yudovsky
Zionist initiator of the Hebrew school.
Mili Gafner
Zionist initiator of the Hebrew school.
Yehuda Vigodsky
Zionist initiator of the Hebrew school.
Eliezer Stein (Even)
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Hani Halperin
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Sarah Bubrik
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Isaac Ashkowitz
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Reuven Galaz
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Reizel Vigodski
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Zeidel Weissman
One of the first students of the Hebrew school in Sokółka.
Gortzovsky
Teacher brought to the Hebrew school as enrollment increased.
Kishinev Center
Center corresponding with 19 associations in Grodno district in 1898.
Jacob Goldstein
Photographed first from the right at a Vilna district Zionist conference.
Joseph Goldstein
Son of Jacob Goldstein and located in Israel.
Meir Goldstein
Son of Jacob Goldstein and located in Israel.
Vilna District Zionists
Organization holding a conference in 1900.
Photograph of the 1900 Vilna District Zionist Conference
Photograph caption identifying Jacob Goldstein and his sons.
Grinhaus
Teacher associated with Hebrew courses.
Road leading to Bialystok
The western road from Sokolka leading toward Bialystok.
Extermination camps
Camps whose crematoria fires are evoked in the passage.
Southern railway tracks of Sokolka
Railway tracks south of the city associated with departure, deportation, and wartime death.
Zionist activity
Zionist activity is remembered as central to the town's civic life.
Moshe Munshchitz
Moshe Munshchitz is named at the beginning of a memorial passage.
Modern school
A modern school is remembered among the educational institutions of Sokolka.
Youth movements
Youth movement branches are mentioned among diaspora social settings.
Pioneer training points
Pioneer training points are mentioned as settings where people gathered before immigrating.
Sokolka ghetto
The passage refers to the ghetto and its destruction.