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Tarbut School
A school discussed in the table of contents.
Gemilut Hasadim Fund
Fund supporting members, Holocaust survivors, and new immigrants through loans and assistance.
Death camps
Camps to which members of the community were taken.
Libraries in Our City
A contents section concerning city libraries.
Saint Anthony Catholic Church
A wooden Catholic church established in Sokolka in 1564 by King Sigismund Augustus.
Old Synagogue of Sokolka
The text states that its founding date is unknown.
Public institutions
Jewish public institutions are mentioned without historical dates or records.
Christian churches
Christian churches are described as having recorded precise founding dates.
Municipalities
Authorities placed over Jewish religious and legal functions under the regulations.
Sokolka synagogue
A longstanding basic Jewish institution in Sokolka.
Sokolka study houses
Longstanding Jewish study institutions in Sokolka.
Rabbinical Seminary in Vilna
Institution where Meir Marcus completed his studies.
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.
Sokolka wooden synagogue
A wooden synagogue known for its distinctive Jewish folk architecture.
Karliner Shtibl
A Karlin Hasidic prayer house in Sokolka.
Kotsk Hasidic Shtibl
A Kotsk Hasidic prayer house in Sokolka.
Amdur Hasidic House
Center for defenders of Hasidim in Amdur.
Synagogue
A synagogue near Jewish residences and alleys.
Mikveh
A ritual bath near Jewish residences.
Russian School in Sokółka
School beside which an examination committee existed.
Teacher Examination Committee
Committee granting the qualification of teacher.
Odelsk Old Synagogue
A wooden seventeenth-century synagogue preserved in Odelsk.
Odelsk Synagogue
A synagogue described as neglected and deteriorating.
Shmuel Bolkowshtain Study House
Study house on Merchants-Kupietzka Street where Yosef Shalom taught Talmud.
Mir Yeshiva
Famous yeshiva founded in 1817, attended by Yosef Yaseli.
Radin yeshivas
Rabbi Yehezkel Sarna was among the outstanding students of Radin yeshivas.
Hebron Yeshiva
Rabbi Yehezkel Sarna helped establish a branch in Hebron.
Białystok Yeshiva
Yeshiva where Mohilever and Orliansky studied in their youth.
Baranovich Yeshiva
Famous yeshiva later founded and led by Elchanan Wasserman.
Kovno Kollel
Kollel where Israel Goldin resided.
Tachkemoni
Educational framework with separate boys’ and girls’ primary schools and an advanced school.
Slabodka yeshivas
Yeshivas where Yitzhak Halevi Shuster studied.
Sokółka Talmud Torah
Talmud Torah headed by Rabbi Yitzhak Halevi, with a preparatory yeshiva program.
School for Jewish children in Novogrudok
School founded by Meir Markus for Jewish children.