Sokółka
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Sokolkah Jewish community
The sacred community of Sokolkah, described as no longer existing.
Sokolka Jewish community
A once-renowned Jewish community destroyed during the Holocaust.
Ashkenazic refugees
Ashkenazic refugees are described as founders of the Brest-Litovsk community.
Jewish community of Grodna
The Jewish community of Grodna served as a model for Jewish settlement in Lithuania and Poland.
Mother community
A larger community that supervised and governed a dependent branch community.
Branch community
A dependent community established near a larger mother community.
Tikotin
Jewish community founded by Jews from Horodna.
Horodna
Jewish community whose members founded Tikotin.
Zabludov
Settlement near Tikotin and Horodna involved in a later hegemony dispute.
Horodok
Nearby town included in Bialystok’s textile-industrial area.
Khoroshch
Settlement near Tikotin and Horodna involved in a later hegemony dispute.
Vasilkov
Nearby town included in Bialystok’s textile-industrial area.
Suprasli
Nearby town included in Bialystok’s textile-industrial area.
Krynki
Nearby town included in Bialystok’s textile-industrial area.
Grodno
The Jewish community whose members initiated settlement in Sokolka.
Grodno Jewish community
Grodno had significant influence over Jewish communities, especially during Lithuanian autonomy.
Brisk-Litovsk Jewish community
A Jewish community in Lithuania during the period discussed.
Troki Jewish community
A Jewish community in Lithuania during the period discussed.
Lutsk Jewish community
A Jewish community in Lithuania during the period discussed.
Volodymyr Jewish community
A Jewish community in Lithuania during the period discussed.
Kyiv Jewish community
A Jewish community in Lithuania during the period discussed.
Jews of Poland
Polish Jews are used as a comparison in an economic discussion.
Jewish community in Poland
Community structure that supported Polish Jews against persecution and assimilation.
Population of Sokolka and its district
Population described as consisting of Lithuanians, Poles, Orthodox Christians, Tatars, and Jews.
Lithuanians
One of the ethnic groups identified in Sokolka and its district.
Poles
One of the ethnic groups identified in Sokolka and its district.
Orthodox Christians
One of the religious groups identified in Sokolka and its district.
Tatars
Group described as descendants or remnants of Mongol forces and followers of Muhammad.
Jews
One of the groups comprising Sokolka and the district population.
Mongols
Conquerors whose forces reached Poland and remained in some conquered territories.
Jewish community of Sokolka
Community whose rabbis and rabbinical history are discussed.
Jews of Grodno
The Jewish community aided after Grodno’s great fire in 1885.
Pinsk
Jewish community described alongside Karlin as a borderland center between Hasidism and Lithuanian scholarship.
Karlin
Community described as an early bridgehead of Hasidism in Lithuania.
Sokolka
Community whose Zionist correspondence file was found.
Jewish community of Odelsk
Jewish community described in a chapter about Odelsk.