Sokółka
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Shlomo Fuchs
A member of the second youth group.
Charnes
A member of the second youth group.
Sokolowski
A member of the third youth group and the narrator’s classmate Mandel Sokolowski.
Leibe Danzig
A member of the third youth group.
Sheike Yudovsky
A member of the third youth group.
Mandel Sokolowski
The narrator’s best friend and classmate.
Libke Eisen
One of the class’s prettiest girls.
Nechama Furman
One of the class’s prettiest girls.
Hinda Anchowitz
One of the class’s prettiest girls.
Ana Stavarowski
One of the class’s prettiest girls.
Itske Shapiro
A person named beneath the brother reference.
Shayke Yudovsky
Named as a committee member of Agudat Kadima.
Tsali Dunsky
Named as a committee member of Agudat Kadima.
Itski
Named as the narrator’s brother and a committee member.
Benjamin Landa
Named as a committee member of Agudat Kadima.
Yisrael Solubeitsik
Named as a committee member of Agudat Kadima.
Yisrael Bilostotsky
Named as a committee member who perished under the Nazis.
Abel Epstein
Named as a committee member who died in the country.
Shmuel-Yoshi the baker
Rented a room to Agudat Kadima.
Elka Katzenellenbogen
Named as a dramatic-section leader in Sokolka.
Yitzhak Shapiro
Named as a dramatic-section leader in Sokolka.
Yatke Street
Street where Agudat Kadima’s rented room was located.
Jewish Youth Association
A small dramatic section meeting in one room.
Tuvia Blumenthal
Described as a beautiful woman in a caption.
Nisan Ashkevitz
Shown with part of his family in a caption.
Shmuel Shtein
Named as the head of an extended family in Sokolka.
Shtein family
An extended family called the Shteins of the wine shop in Sokolka.
Mashor family
A family named in the passage.
Gotfrid family
A family named in the passage.
Yosef Alshkovsky
A person named alongside a woman in the passage.
Soviet border
The border crossed by German forces.
Nazi military
Nazi forces occupying towns and villages near the border.
Soviet population
Soviet civilians described as especially nervous during the invasion.
Soviet Army
Soviet military forces withdrew from the region during the German attack.
NKVD
The last NKVD unit left the town on June 23, 1941.
Nazi perpetrators
Nazi perpetrators first encountered Jews of Sokolka during the occupation.