Sokółka
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Łapy
City where Israel Goldin became rabbi in 1899.
Rochester
American city where Rabbi Israel Goldin served as rabbi until his death.
New World Street
Białystok street where Rabbi Goldin preached during World War I.
Bransk
Place associated with Rabbi Shimon Shkop's rabbinic leadership.
Tiktin
Birthplace of Moshe Yehuda Rabinowitz.
Butrimants
Town in the Vilna Governorate where Yitzhak Halevi Shuster was born.
Vilna Governorate
Administrative region containing Butrimants.
Zurich
Swiss city hosting Agudath Israel's first world conference.
New York
Location of Ezrat Torah.
Sokółka
Town where the yeshiva operated.
Lida
Town where Rabbi Raines founded a large yeshiva.
Municipal slaughterhouse in Sokółka
Location beside which Rabbi Katzenellenbogen taught at home.
Vashilkova
Town near Białystok where Isaac Yaborkovsky owned a textile factory.
Suwałki
District represented by Shmuel Yaakov Rabinovich.
Yashinovka
Place from which a report described Katzenelenbogen’s return.
Glubokoye
City where Avraham Makovitzky became rabbi.
Novy Vitebsk
City where Avraham Makovitzky later served as rabbi.
Yekaterinoslav
City where Avraham Makovitzky later served as rabbi.
Berdyansk
City where Avraham Makovitzky later served as rabbi.
Kharkov
City where Avraham Makovitzky served and later died.
Samarkand
City to which Avraham Makovitzky moved during World War II.
Smorgon
Town where a reception was held for Rabbi Slodzinsky in 1930.
Sokolka
Town where the communal committee was established.
Lodz
The destination of a Jewish doctor leaving Sokolka.
Rozanoy
Place associated with Pavlovka colony.
Basel
The city where a Zionist rabbi attended the Second Zionist Congress.
Białystok-Sokółka district
Polish electoral district where Yehoshua Heshel Farbstein was elected in May 1919.
London
A destination to which Seander Kundansky reportedly migrated.
Shishki
A nearby settlement and summer resort for Sokolka residents.
Sukhovolia
A destination on a long coach journey from Sokółka.
Military camp near Sokolka
A military camp located near Sokolka on the road to Krynki.
Shulhof
Central neighborhood containing synagogues and communal institutions.
Unterteikh (Lower Lake)
A bathing pool identified as the Lower Lake.
Ulitsky Street
A street with two wells and the municipal building.
Old Jewish Cemetery
An ancient Jewish cemetery surrounded by fields and old gravestones.
Kurilki River
A river where Sokółka children and adults swam and bathed.