| Page # | Caption | NYPL Image # |
Image |
| 80 | Hanuka party in the home of the Shtakilshtsik family in Subotnik Street – Samuel Sharon is a descendant of the family | 96 |  |
| 87 | HeKhaluts (ed. note: boy/girl scouting group) organization in Divenishok, 1932 | 103 |  |
| 88 | HeKhaluts membership card, Divenishok, 1925 | 104 |  |
| 89 | Post Office on Subotnik Street, in the house of the Kivelevitsh-Krivitski family | 105 |  |
| 91 | A group of Jewish youths in the woods near Divenishok (1930) | 107 |  |
| 99 | Daughters of Moshe Aaron Katz and their friends | 115 |  |
| 101 | The Jewish football (trans. note: soccer) team Gloria after a match with the local police team (1924) | 117 |  |
| 103 | Young people boating on the Gavye River (1930) [ed. note: Gauja River] | 119 |  |
| 106 | Some members of Vilbig (trans. note: Vilna Jewish Educational Association; ed. note: Yankel and Jaimorke Benyakonski, far right) | 122 |  |
| 107 | The Divenishok “nest” of HaShomer HaTsair (trans. note: Young Guard) at a summer camp in the village of Juraciski in 1937 | 123 |  |
| 108 | The Drama Circle in a performance of “Der Batlen” (trans. note: “The Idler”; ed. note: Bilke Kherson top row, 4th from left) (1931) | 124 |  |
| 110 | The general Drama Circle group under the direction of Hershel Krizovski (1930) (ed. note: Yankel Benyakonski with mandolin; Bilke Kherson top row, 5th from right) | 126 |  |
| 113 | Clean up of the market place after market day (1929) | 129 |  |
| 114 | Oszmiana Street Bridge over the Gavya River, constructed in 1928 [ed. note: Gauja River] | 130 |  |
| 117 | Gate of the old cemetery on Geranion Street | 133 |  |
| 120 | Graduates of HaShomer HaTsair (trans. note: Young Guard) at pioneer training in the commune BaDerekh (trans. note: “On the Way”) in Grodne before emigrating to Israel (1933) | 136 |  |
| 122 | Washing clothes in the river at Oszmiana Street | 138 |  |
| 124 | Committee for Keren Kayemes (ed. note: Jewish National Fund) and the Tarbus School, 1930 | 140 |  |
| 125 | Monument to the Unknown Soldier, erected in 1929 next to the Polish State Elementary School in Geranion Street – the round stones are from a nearby archaeological dig | 141 |  |
| 130 | A group of girl scouts (1932) from HaShomer HaTsair (trans. note: Young Guard) who were killed by the German murderers: standing, from the right: Khayke Levine, Rebecca Solts, Minka Rogol, Yehudis Levine, Mashka Shapira. Seated: their leader Yakov Bloch; he is now in Tel-Aviv | 146 |  |
| 214 | The “valley of murder” of the Jews of Divenishok, not far from Voronova, in 1943-- in the background are Germans and Polish police – the picture was found, after the liberation, in the possession of a Pole who had collaborated with the Nazi murderers | 230 |  |
| 226 | Survivors from Divenishok, after the liberation, at the memorial stone at the mass grave in Voronova | 242 |  |
| 227 | Yakov Schneider hi”d [trans. note: may the Lord avenge his blood] | 243 |  |
| 239 | M. Y. Itskovitsh (on the right) as a partisan in 1943, with a woman and a man from his unit | 255 |  |
| 245 | The yearly memorial service in Tel-Aviv for the martyrs of Divenishok – the executive committee together with guests from the United States, Meir and Fanny Bolinski z”l [trans. note: of blessed memory] (1960) | 261 |  |
| 248 | A section of the audience at the yearly memorial service in Tel-Aviv (1963) | 264 |  |
| 252 | Administration of the Tarbus School (1938 [according to the Yiddish]/1930 [according to the Hebrew]) at the time of the visit of Meir Bolinsky and G. Livay from America. In the middle of the first row, Rabbi Rudnik z.ts”l [trans. note: may his saintly memory be for a blessing]; [ed. note: in the middle row, second from right, Munye Kherson] | 268 |  |
| 258 | Avraham Aloni, Avraham Abir (Israel), Rebitsin Rudnik, Sheyne Rudnik and Naomi z”l | 274 |  |
| 260 | Rabbi Israel Movshovitsh | 276 |  |
| 261 | Rebitsin Movshovitsh with her sons and daughters | 277 |  |
