Sokółka
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Khaniekes neighborhood
Białystok neighborhood associated with Shalom and Tzvi-Hirsch.
Binyan Shalom
Book authored by Rabbi Tzvi-Hirsch.
Tosefet Shabbat
Book authored by Rabbi Tzvi-Hirsch.
Davidel of Mir
Rabbi Yossi Leh's teacher.
Yitzhak Elhanan Spector
Rabbi from Kovno and close associate of Yossi Leh.
Kovno
City associated with Rabbi Yitzhak Elhanan Spector.
Kartuz-Bereza
City where Yossi Leh served as rabbi.
Zabludov
City where Yossi Leh served for approximately thirty years and died.
Old cemetery in Zabludov
Cemetery where Yossi Leh was buried beneath a memorial structure.
Moshe Yehuda Rabinowitz
Rabbi who served in Sokółka before the Holocaust and later in Grodno.
Moshe Betzalel Luria
Rabbi whose death preceded a rabbinical candidacy mentioned in the passage.
Meir Marcus
Rabbi born in Sokółka who served in Białystok and Novogrudok.
Sokółka
Town where Shmuel Stavarovskyi lived for many years and served as rabbi.
Rabbinical Seminary in Vilna
Institution where Meir Marcus completed his studies.
Novogrudok
City where Meir Marcus became a communal rabbi.
Shlomo Zalman Bendet
Rabbi of Białystok whose death preceded Meir Marcus’s appointment in Novogrudok.
Zvi Kalischer
Early Zionist rabbi whose views influenced the passage’s subject.
Eliyahu Gutmacher of Graetz
Rabbi whose views influenced the passage’s subject.
Mizrachi
Religious Zionist organization identified as founded by the passage’s subject.
Meir of Karilitz
Rabbi and brother-in-law of Rabbi Grinhaus who negotiated the Sokółka appointment.
Rabbi Grinhaus
Rabbi identified as Meir of Karilitz’s brother-in-law.
Shmuel Stavarovskyi
Rabbi associated with Sokółka and later Amstibovo.
Yitzhak Shuster
Scholar who studied in Białystok and was murdered in the Holocaust.
Nahum Grinhoyz
Rabbi of Trakai and father-in-law of Yitzhak Shuster.
Amstibovo
Town where Shmuel Stavarovskyi later served as rabbi.
Trakai
Place where Nahum Grinhoyz served as rabbi.
Agudat HaRabbanim
Rabbinical organization that warned Shmuel about his Zionist activity.
Odesa
City where a Jewish studies journal mentioned in the passage was published.
Zionist gatherings
Gatherings attended by Shmuel Stavarovskyi.
Sokolka District
District described through population, borders, and area statistics.
Sokolka Railway Station
Railway station listed among Sokolka’s 1867 facilities.
Post and Telegraph Office
Post and telegraph office listed among Sokolka’s 1867 facilities.
School in Sokolka
School listed among Sokolka’s 1867 facilities.
Dombrova
One of nine towns in the district.
Yanov
One of nine towns in the district.
Kuritsin
One of nine towns in the district.