Sokółka

Old House

An old house with a well in its courtyard.

Police station

The station to which arrested drunk people were dragged.

Sokolka

The town named in a quoted heading or text fragment.

Military barracks

Barracks containing unusual buildings, rehearsal spaces, and a courtyard procession.

City garden

Public celebrations were held in the city garden.

Military barracks near the town

Military barracks near the town, opened to Hebrew-school children during a Polish holiday.

Christian neighborhood

A Christian neighborhood is identified as the place where the youths sought flowers.

Eretz Israel

The land described as having a Jewish government.

Sokółka cemetery

Cemetery reportedly plowed into a field after the war.

France

Country reached through the leather trade.

England

Country reached through the leather trade.

Belgium

Country reached through the leather trade.

Kfar Malal

Place where Moshe Zeev Stein and his wife joined their sons.

Amdur

Place associated with Abraham Ezra.

Kfar Saba

Place where Moshe Zeev was buried near his son Eliezer.

Ramatayim Cemetery

Cemetery where Rachel found her final rest.

Pedol

A poor neighborhood entered by children during a nighttime walk.

Walka estate

An estate after which Kalman Tarlovitz was known.

Hadera

Gas chambers

Site where the unnamed person and family members were killed.

Dretsin

Town from which the Deretsiner teacher came to Sokółka.

Krynyk

Town referenced as the origin of a nickname.

Shtabin

The town associated with the Shtabiner teacher's origin.

Tiberias

City where an unnamed immigrant worked for the health fund.

Acre

City mentioned in a Talmudic account about kissing its soil.

Holy Land

Land whose soil Samson Katzenellenbogen treasured.

Ulitsky Street

Street where the Shulchan Aruch Beit Midrash was located.

Jerusalem Old City

The Old City where Hillel-Moshe settled after immigrating to Palestine.

Bar-Toviah

Settlement where Chaya Efrati worked after arriving in the Land of Israel.

Be'er Tuvia

Settlement where the group experienced difficult working conditions.

Geva

Place joined by some former members after the group dispersed.

Ben Shemen

Place where some former group members worked after its dispersal.

Hills of Jerusalem

Area where Mordechai fell during the war.

Loved one's grave

A grave visited by Haya via a side path.

Cherniakow

A group of seventy worked agriculturally for an estate owner in Cherniakow.

Estate of an Estate Owner

The estate employed the group in agricultural work.