Sokółka
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Land of the ancestors
Pioneers prepared to immigrate to and rebuild the ancestral land.
Razsvit
Publication circulated in Sokolka.
Bielsk
One of eleven cities represented at a Zionist regional congress.
M. Warman
Address associated with the Young Zion association.
Odelsk Jewish School
A Jewish school operating in Odelsk.
Abraham-Zvi Segal
A rabbi associated with Mordecai Aryeh-Leib’s appointment in Odelsk.
Dos Naye Lebn
A newspaper cited in a footnote, published in Bialystok.
Stawiski
Town where Efraim Fishel Salomon served as rabbi.
Eliezer, Av Beit Din of Amstibauv and its surroundings
Rabbi described as Abraham HaCohen's father-in-law's father-in-law.
Yehiel Halevi
Rabbi whose responsa mentions Shraga Faivel Serna.
Rabbi Mordechai
Rabbi Mordechai is identified as the town’s rabbinical court head.
Hillel Mileikovski
Rabbi whom Dirktor succeeded as rabbi of the Amstislav district community.
Great Yeshiva of Amstislav
Yeshiva founded by Dirktor in Amstislav in 1903.
Hayyim Hertz Halperin
Rabbinic authority who ordained the subject.
Moshe Gershon of Dubrovi
Rabbi from Dubrovi who received aid through regional charitable connections.
Mordechai Epshtein of Kuznitsa
Rabbi from Kuznitsa listed among regional rabbis receiving aid.
Oglichki Regiment
An infantry regiment expected to be quartered in Sokolka.
Dr. Yaakov Landa
Sokolka physician praised for treating many patients and poor residents.
Sokolka civic authorities
Town leaders, judges, military officials, and clergy who convened an assembly.
Rabbi of Sokolka
The Sokolka rabbi concluded his words of thanks to the doctor.
Isakava
A colony near Sokolka discussed in a report.
Hovevei Zion in Odessa
Organization represented by Rabbi Nissenbaum during his Sokółka visit.
Carmel Wine
A Zionist-associated wine business whose wine was consumed in Sokółka.
Ligos
Place where Moshe Horowitz was appointed rabbi.
Breslau
Place mentioned in connection with Ligos and Kovno.
Professional association
An association to which most Jewish workers reportedly belonged.
Merchants of Sokółka
Merchants whose livelihoods were largely destroyed during the economic crisis.
Y. Reizpeder
Visited Sokółka to improve fundraising for the Jewish National Fund.
Sokółka
Town where hundreds of Jewish families were reportedly starving in 1919.
Seander Kundansky
A young tailor from Sokolka whose whereabouts were sought.
Zalibensky family
The family associated with pools on Bialystok Street.
Sukhobalia
A town reached by the road beyond the bridge.
Municipal Building
The municipal building stood on Ulitsky Street.
Haim Yosil Labeg-Rik
Owner of a flour mill near the bridge on the route from Minova to Sukhovolia.
Shmukler
A feldsher who treated Sokółka residents before leaving for another city.
Yerushevsky Sima
A Sokółka midwife remembered for assisting women in childbirth with limited resources.