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People, places, events, concepts
SURNAME or PLACE or CONCEPT or ONLY NAME | FIRST NAME or ADDITIONAL DETAILS on CONCEPT | PAGE/S |
..Abel | Dov, Rabbi R' | 121, 123 |
Abelov | see Wolinski, Teiba-Rivka | |
Abramovitz | Alter | 70, 271 |
Abramovitz | Berl | 272 |
Abramovitz | Menukha | 70, 271 |
Abramovitz | Noah | 272 |
Abramovski | Berl | 217 |
Abramovski | Nachum | 54, 132, 154-5, 159, 221-223 |
Abramovski | Sarah-Rivka (Dvorecki) | 54, 132, 154-5, 159, 221-223 |
Abramovski | see Ben-Hur, Sima | |
Abramovski | see Reiter, Musiah | |
Abramovski | Shmaryahu | 217 |
Abt | Israel | 59, 102, 134, 246 |
Actions | aktions | 121, 296-297, 307, 320-323, 346-349, 351, 355-356, 364 |
Agudat Israel | 96, 107, 160, 219, 268 | |
Ahronovitz | Ben-Tzion | 246, 264 |
Ahronovitz | Bluma | |
Ahronovitz | Brocha | |
Ahronovitz | Chana | 246, 264 |
Ahronovitz | Mekala | 246, 264 |
Ahronovitz | Mina | |
Ahronovitz | Pesach | 246, 264 |
Ahronovitz | see Busl, Bluma | |
Ahronovitz | see Pintzik, Chana | |
Ahronovitz | Sheina-Khesha | 245-247 |
Ahronovitz | Shlomo | |
Ahronovitz | Tzipa (Zipora) | 246, 264 |
Ahronovitz | Tzvi-Hirsh | 245-247 |
Ahronovski | Arye | 198, 249, 404 |
Ahronovski | Sara (Novomishiski) | 198, 249, 404 |
Alinburg | Shabtai (Shepsel) | 361 |
Aliyah to Israel | 61, 76, 90-91, 129, 168, 185, 190, 192, 215, 239, 246, 267, 270, 337 | |
Almi | A | 250 |
Alter | Sholom (Lebovitz) | 412 |
Alter | R' Yehuda-Leib (Sfat Emet) | 106, 117 |
America | Maytcheters from America | 201-202, 204, 250 |
Brithsh | 189 | |
Anielewicz | Mordechai | 311 |
Announcement, The | 88, 90, 141, 168, 338, 340 | |
Anti-Semitism | 31, 34, 56, 76, 137-8, 347 | |
Antopolia | 117, 192 | |
Argentina | Maytchets from | 54-56, 200-204, 235, 251-252 |
Atlas | Yechezkel (Ekhial) | 321, 346, 352, 355-6, 361-2 |
Auschwitz | 415 | |
Jewish autonomy | 29, 31, 34 | |
Forced labor | 71, 97, 329, 332, 333 | |
Azrakhi | Vikna | 190, 384 |
Bader | Gershom | 250, 251 |
Bader | see In the Struggle of Life | 250 |
Balfour | 54, 163 | |
Baranovich | Regional Community Committee of Baranovich | 62 |
Baranovich | 26, 31, 39, 58, 76, 92, 34, 113, 121, 123, 140, 146-149, 185, 189, 190, 201, 209, 257, 259, 293-295, 299, 301, 313, 323, 329, 331, 346-348, 351, 355, 358, 262, 369 | |
Baranowitz | Shlomo, R' | 94 |
Barda | Ester-Rachel | 380 |
Barda | Israel | 380 |
Barda | Mereh (Tzirulnik) | 417 |
Barda | Nechama | 380 |
Barda | Shlomo | 380 |
Barda | Shmuel | 380 |
Barishinski | Eliahu | 51, 123, 146, 153, 216-217, 282 |
Barishinski | Malka (Dvorecki) | 213, 216 |
Barishinski | Moshe | 51, 123, 146, 153, 216-217, 282 |
Barishinski | Shmaryahu | 51, 123, 146, 153, 216-217, 282 |
Barishinski | Tzvi-Hirsh | 213, 216 |
Batu-Hen | 47 | |
Basle | 211 | |
Beker | Berl | 360 |
Belitza | Eliezer | 169, 170, 257 |
Bielsk | Poland | 187 |
Belski | Chana | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Belski | David | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Belski | Fruma | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Belski | Israel | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Belski | Mereh | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Belski | Mordechai | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Belski | Moshe | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Belski | Moshe | 384 |
Belski | Nechama | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Belski | Rabbi R' Itzak-Naftali | 121, 123, 129, 143, 159 |
Belski | Rivka | 384 |
Belski | Shmuel | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Belski | Vikna | 123, 146, 154-5, 168-170, 181, 185, 236, 239, 273, 284, 292, 301, 311-312, 320, 329, 343, 345, 351, 354, 384 |
Bendik | Henia (Katz) | 407 |
Ben-Hur | Betzalel | 222, 223 |
Ben-Hur | Elkona | 181-182, 215, 121-123, 373-374 |
Ben-Hur | Emus | 222, 223 |
Ben-Hur | Nachum | 222, 223 |
Ben-Hur | Sima (Abramovski) | 181-182, 215, 121-123, 373-374 |
Ben-Sholom | A | 325, 354 |
Ber | Chaim | 409 |
Ber | Chana | 409 |
Ber | Gitl | 409 |
Ber | Pesia | 409 |
Ber | Rachel | 409 |
Ber | Sara | 409 |
Ber | Sara | 409 |
Ber | Sima | 409 |
Ber | Tzipora | 409 |
Ber | Yakob | 409 |
Ber | Yakob-Leib | 409 |
Berkovitz | Itzak | 169, 170 |
Berlin | Chana | 251, 278, 282 |
Berlin | Mina | 251, 278, 282 |
Berlin | Naftali-Tzvi-Yehuda, R' | 85-86, 118 |
Bernshtein | Mordechai | 42 |
Berski | Ruben | 168-170, 174-175, 239 |
Bet Abraham | teacher from Slonim | 102, 107 |
Bayit Chadash (BaCh) | Rabbi Yoel Sirkish | 37 |
Beit Yaakov | 107 | |
Bet-Hakeneset HaGadol | 51, 66-68, 73, 77, 122, 138, 143 | |
Bet-Hamidrash | 15, 66-68, 73, 50, 98, 100, 122-123, 127, 143, 160 | |
Bialik | Ch. N. | 40 |
Bialystock | 26, 36-37 | |
Bierot | 187 | |
Bigdosh | Asher | 355 |
Bilas | Iser | 51, 123, 133, 154, 232-233, 283 |
Bilolozi | 41, 359 | |
Belorussians | 27, 37, 48, 138, 329, 346, 352, 356 | |
Bunker People | 247, 248 | |
Bunkers | 347, 351, 353, 356, 359 | |
Biribis | Abraham | 75, 190, 231, 372, 383 |
Biribis | Ester | 371, 372 |
Biribis [Boretsky] | Sara | 75, 190, 231, 372, 386 |
Byten | 43 | |
Bitenski | Ruben | 181, 312, 329, 343, 349 |
Bitenski | Shlomo | 271, 291 |
Bitenski | Sonia | 271, 291 |
Bitenski | Tzila | 181, 312, 329, 343, 349 |
Blinov | Graf [Count] | 86 |
Blok | see Boretsky, Etel | |
Boiml | see Viloikhinski, Roshel | |
Book-Jewish Partisans | 352, 357-362 | |
Boretsky | Aryeh-Dov | 379 |
Boretsky | Ben-Tzion | 226, 382 |
Boretsky | Chana-Friedl | 49, 75, 148, 155, 173, 224, 240 |
Boretsky | Feiga'la | 49, 148, 163, 244-249, 241, 301, 311-312, 320, 33,, 335, 343, 351, 354, 356, 382 |
Boretsky | Hertzl | 49, 148, 163, 226, 244-249, 241, 301, 311-312, 320, 33,, 335, 343, 351, 354, 356, 382 |
Boretsky | Itzchak (Itzele) | 49, 240, 284 |
Boretsky | Sholom (Shershovski) | 226, 382 |
Boretsky | Meirim | 49, 148, 163, 226, 244-249, 241, 301, 311-312, 320, 33,, 335, 343, 351, 354, 356, 382, 386 |
Boretsky | Menachem | 49, 148, 163, 244-249, 241, 301, 311-312, 320, 33,, 335, 343, 351, 354, 356, 386 |
Boretsky | Moshe-Aharon | 49, 75, 148, 155, 173, 224, 240 |
Boretsky | Natan | 49, 148, 163, 244-249, 241, 301, 311-312, 320, 33,, 335, 343, 351, 354, 356, 380, 386 |
Boretsky | Peshl | 49, 148, 163, 244-249, 241, 301, 311-312, 320, 33,, 335, 343, 351, 354, 356, 380 |
Boretsky | Sara | 49, 148, 163, 244-249, 241, 301, 311-312, 320, 33,, 335, 343, 351, 354, 356, 380 |
Boretsky | Sara-Rachel | 246, 284 |
Boretsky | see Katz, Alta | |
Boretsky | see Lisovski, Henia | |
Boretsky | see Mechtiger, Chana | |
Boretsky | Sheina-Yafa | 381 |
Boretsky | Shoshana | 381 |
Boretsky | Yosef | 381 |
Boretsky | Zelda | 381 |
[Note: the following three names were not in the original index, and were added by the coordinator] | ||
Boretsky | Channa Leah | 386 |
Boretsky | Fischl | 386 |
Boretsky | Noach | 386 |
Boretsky | 386 | |
Boretsky | 225, 382 | |
Boretsky | Etel (Blok) | 226, 230, 383, 386 |
Boretsky | Shmuel | 226, 230, 383, 386 |
Boyarski | Chaya-Dvora | 145, 174-175, 181-182, 191, 361, 381 |
Boyarski | Moshe | 145, 174-175, 181-182, 191, 361, 381 |
Boyarski | Sara-Rivka | 145, 174-175, 181-182, 191, 361, 381 |
Boyarski | Shepsel | 381 |
Brikha | 210, 339, 345-347 | |
Brisk of Lithuania | [Brest Litovsk] | 26, 29, 31, 36-38, 43, 85-87, 146, 192, 210 |
Brukhauz-Efron | 30 | |
Brunitzki | Chaya | 381 |
Brunitzki | Pesia | 381 |
Brunitzki | Yerachmiel | 381 |
Brunitzki | Tzvi-Hirsh | 381 |
Brzina | 300, 329 | |
Brezovski | Nachum-Zev, R' | 96 |
Brezovski | Sholom'na, R' | 96, 102 |
Bug | 31, 37, 192 | |
Bund, The | 37, 141, 168, 190 | |
Freemasons | 223 | |
Burdokovchina | 301, 304, 346, 348, 354 | |
Burgshtein | Shmuel | 352, 355-356, 362 |
Bushlvitz | see Khesed, Feigl | |
Business Community | 35-36, 42 | |
Busl | Bluma (Ahronovitz) | 278 |
Busl | Eli | 260 |
Chofetz Chaim | By Rabbi Yisrael-Meir of Radin | 107, 273, 333 |
Chertak | see Orzechovaky, Sheina | |
Chertik | Henia-Feiga (Rozenik) | 269 |
Chertik | Sholom-Freidl (Pikelni) | 269, 270 |
Chertik | see Disin, Chaya-Rivka | |
Chertik | Yakob | 269, 270 |
Chertik | Yona-Yosef | 269 |
Communities, Jewish | 29, 30, 33-43, 57, 62-63, 163, 212 | |
Constanza | 187 | |
Czechoslovakia | 97 | |
Dachinikes (Pine forest) | 64, 66, 75 | |
Danzig | 38 | |
Das Vort | 159 | |
Dvorjetski | Aizik (Izador) | 213 |
Dvorjetski | Chana-Geleh | 211, 214, 216, 223, 281, 373 |
Dvorjetski | Der Meir (Mark) | 62, 212, 217, 281, 288, 346 |
Dvorjetski | Dov (Ber) | 211-212, 216, 281 |
Dvorjetski | Ekhial-Itzak | 211, 214, 216, 223, 281, 373 |
Dvorjetski | Helena | 50-51, 77, 153, 155, 213, 217, 233, 297, 352, 358 |
Dvorjetski | Khesia | 62, 212, 217, 281, 288, 346 |
Dvorjetski | Miriam | 213 |
Dvorjetski | Moshe | 184, 214 |
Dvorjetski | see Barashinski, Malka | |
Dvorjetski | Shmaryahu-Yehuda, R' | 211 |
Dvorjetski | Tzila | 184, 214 |
Dvorjetski | Tzviah | 211-212, 216, 281 |
Dvorjetski | Yakob | 50-51, 77, 153, 155, 213, 217, 233, 297, 352, 358 |
Dvorjetski | Yeta | 297, 302, 352, 358 |
Deibs | Moshe (Korostovski) | 295, 297, 348, 354-355 |
Der Tag | [The Day] | 250 |
Dr. Yaakobovitz | 70 | |
Ram Printing Press | 37 | |
Die Velt | [The World] | 211 |
Dikshtein | see Ravitz, Sara | |
Disin | Chaya-Rivka (Chertik) | 269, 270 |
Disin | Israel-Yakob | 269 |
Disin | Mina | 269 |
Disin | Rabbi Peretz | 269, 270 |
Disin | Yona | 269 |
Dombrovitz | 246 | |
Drivinski | Yakob | 283 |
Drutz'in | 26, 43, 214, 215, 352, 360, 361 | |
Drutitzin | 26, 232 | |
Druzdin | 67 | |
Dubkovski | Chaya | 188, 191, 286, 321, 351, 388 |
Dubkovski | Efraim | 188, 191, 286, 321, 351, 388 |
Dubkovski | Noach | 188, 191, 286, 321, 351, 388 |
Dubkovski | see Chaneles, Leah | |
Dukrova | 41, 297, 330, 352-353 | |
Dvina | 27 | |
Dvinsk | 27 | |
Dvorets | 33, 35-36, 40, 42-43, 48, 67, 71, 224, 236, 257, 259, 295-297, 308, 330, 346, 348, 350-351, 358-359, 360 | |
Dvorjetski [Boretsky] | Alta | 184, 226, 282 ,382 |
Dvorjetski | Naftali-Hertz | 275 |
Dvorjetski | Sima | 275 |
Dvorjetski | see Abramovski, Nachum | |
Dvorjetski | see Ginzburg, Sima | |
Dvorjetski | see Lipshitz, Liza | |
Dvorjetski | see Luria, Sima | |
Dvorjetski | see Rabinovitch, Hadasah | |
Dvorjetski | see Rabinovitch, Malka | |
Dvorjetski | see: Liberman, Sonia | |
Divrei Menachem | B Rabbi Menachem Rizikof | 119 |
Edlin | David | 252, 280, 397 |
Edlin | Hinda | 252, 280, 397 |
Efron | see Brukhauz | |
Eidlin | see Polonski, Mushy | |
Iluy (Genius) ofMaychet | 40-41, 85-91, 119, 369 | |
Evil eye | 81 | |
Eishyshok (Eišiškės) | 310, 313, 337, 339 | |
Eker | Aryeh (Liberman) | 217 |
Eli | Rabbi R' Shabtai | 107 |
Elia | B | 187, 192-193, 260 |
Elinski | H. Ben-Tzion | 27, 91, 137, 289 |
Elinski | see Orzechovaky, Kreina | |
Elisavetgrad | 89 | |
Aliya of Hasidim | 126 | |
Dead Sea | 189 | |
Ember | Tania | 359, 363 |
Market days | 39, 65, 77, 129, 147-148 | |
Epstein | Rabbi Yechiel Michel (author of Aruch Hashulchan) | 118 |
Epstein | Ester | 163, 166, 181, 184, 191, 302, 362 |
Epstein | Liza (Kubinski) | 302, 362 |
Epstein | Moshe | 163, 166, 181, 184, 191, 302, 362 |
Epstein | Zelda | 163, 166, 181, 184, 191, 302, 362 |
Aruch Hashulchan | Rabbi and Gaon Yechiel Michel Epstein | 118 |
Yishivnikim | (people settling in small settlements | 34, 41, 67-68, 70-71, 148, 261, 273, 347 |
Jesuits | 31, 35 | |
Yatvicky | Binyamin | 413 |
Yatvicky | Eliezer | 237, 389, 413 |
Yatvicky | Gedaliah | 236, 304, 389 |
Yatvicky | Itzak (Binyamini) | 237, 389, 413 |
Yatvicky | Nechama | 236, 304, 389 |
Yatvicky | see Menaker, Leah | |
Yatvicky | Toba | 413 |
Journalism | 37, 43-45, 88, 159 | |
Yatvicky | see Fishkin: Beila | |
Export | 38, 148, 153 | |
Ivankoviche | 41, 323, 353 | |
Yaven-Metzula | By Nathan Nota Hanover | 35, 43 |
Ivri | [newspaper] | 85 |
Feinsilber | Yosef-Aharon, R' | 134 |
Forests | Lipichen | 360-1, 363 |
Fishkhovitza | Khava | 323, 353 |
Fishkin | Beila (Yitvicky) | 413 |
Fishkin | Leizer | 413 |
Pobszachna | Polish school | 358 |
Forverts | 250 | |
Frei Arbeiter Shtime | 250 | |
Freiheit | [Freedom] | 141, 168 |
Freund | Tzvi-Pesach, R' | 120 |
Stralkovchi Gang | 361, 362 | |
Gedimin | 31, 47 | |
Gelman | R' Rafel | 131, 169, 170 |
Gemilut-Hasadim | 123, 140-141, 160, 201-202 | |
Garbarz | Abraham | 160, 271, 295 |
Garbarz | Chana (Szelubski) | 160, 271, 295 |
Germans | 33-35, 48, 56, 70, 137, 147, 210, 232, 236, 260, 239, 332, 337, 346-347, 364 | |
Zionist Movement | 33, 38, 40, 44, 54, 61, 138-141, 145, 149, 151, 159, 163, 165, 168, 185, 190, 195, 211, 221, 369 | |
Gilerovitz | Abraham | 169-170, 181-182, 188, 293, 297, 312, 352 |
Gilerovitz | Itzak | 169-170, 209, 273, 284, 292 |
Gilerovitz | Leibl | 145, 155, 164-166, 169-170, 174-175, 191, 217, 257, 271, 292-293, 329, 348 |
Gilerovitz | Moshe | 169-170, 181-182, 188, 293, 297, 312, 352 |
Gilerovitz | Nachum | 169-170, 181-182, 188, 293, 297, 312, 352 |
Gilerovitz | Shimon | 169-170, 181-182, 188, 293, 297, 312, 352 |
Gilerovitz | Yakob | 1454, 165, 169-170, 174-175, 273, 282, 299 |
Gilerovitz | Zelda | 169-170, 181-182, 188, 293, 297, 312, 352 |
Ginzburg | Aharon | 212, 281, 373, 374 |
Ginzburg | Itzak | 281 |
Ginzburg | Levi, R' (Commentary and Novellae on the Jerusalem talmud) | 114 |
Ginzburg | Nechama | 145, 216, 251, 262 |
Ginzburg | see Orzechovaky, Chana-Leah | |
Ginzburg | Sima (Dvorecki) | 212, 281, 373, 374 |
Ginzburg | Yafa | 281 |
Ginzburg | Yakob and Nechama | 145, 216, 251, 262 |
Expulsion of Jews | 31-35, 47, 68 | |
Diaspora | 261 | |
Gmina | 139, 268, 293, 262 | |
Goldberg | Yehuda-Leib, Rabbi R' | 89, 91 |
Goldshtein | Elkhanon, Rabbi R' | 121, 123, 143, 236, 260 |
Goldshtein | Noach | 169-170, 236, 251, 260, 282, 284 |
Gordon | Beila (Sukczhovski) | 413 |
Gordon | Eliezer | 292 |
Gordon | Yakob | 204 |
Gordon | Yehuda-Leib | 37 |
Grabski | 138, 154 | |
Grazik | Yakob | 335, 360 |
Or Yesharim | by Moshe-Chaim Kleinman | 113 |
Grenshtein | I | 35, 362 |
Greshovitz | Elkhanon, R' | 67 |
Grinberg | see Kochav MiYaakov | |
Grinburg | Chaim-Kheikl, R' | 107 |
Grinburg | Shmuel, Rabbi R' | 107 |
Grinburg | Yakob-Sender, R' (Kochav MiYaakov) | 106-108, 121, 160 |
Grodzinski | Chaim-Ozer, Rabbi and Gaon | 87, 107 |
Grtezikovitz | Itzak, R' | 109, 332 |
Gunik | Hebrew kindergarten | 143, 174-175, 182 |
Gorski | Alter | 323 |
Gorski | Kopl | 123, 127-128, 209 |
Gorski | Mina | 323. 353 |
Gorski | Miriam (Turetzki) | 323 |
Gorski | Mordechai | 324 |
Gorski | see Levin, Mina | |
Gorski | Shakna | 163 |
Gorski | Tuvia | 323. 324, 353 |
JOINT | 340 | |
Hebrew Kindergarten | 143 | |
Hechalutz | 61, 139-141, 166-167, 185-190, 192, 221, 367, 337, 340 | |
Hechalutz Hamizrachi | 168, 190, 192 | |
Hassidic Greats | Aharon Sorski | 108 |
Hachnasat Orchim | 57, 59, 134 | |
Hachsharah | 76, 167-168, 185-187, 225 | |
Hakarmel | 37 | |
Halevushim | Rabbu Mordechai Jaffe | 37 |
Halperin | Yechial, Rabbi (Seder Hadorot) | 38 |
Hamelitz | 44, 45 | |
Hanover | Natan-Nota (Yaven Metzula) | 35, 44 |
Harfiz | Yafa (Leibovitz) | 412 |
Haskalah | 37-38, 40, 76, 151, 221, 223 | |
Hashomer Hadati | 340 | |
Hashomer Hatzair | 61, 66, 76, 141, 156, 163-164, 185, 190, 226,231, 312, 343 | |
Jewish settlement | 31, 34, 47, 153 | |
Opposition and fighting | 61-62, 217, 291, 297, 307-308, 320-322, 348, 354, 356, 358, 363 | |
Havi | Yehuda | 61, 77, 80-2, 161-2 |
Halperin | see Seder HaDorot | |
Heint | 312 | |
Hezl | Theodore | 211 |
HIAS | 148, 202 | |
Hitler | Adolf | 33, 132 |
Hlinka | 43 | |
Hoelim | 37 | |
Holiday | Hanukah and Purim | 145, 156, 185 |
Hora | 66 | |
Horodetz | 39, 247, 293-295, 299, 301, 320, 329-330, 346, 348, 350, 364 | |
Horowitz | Fruma-Broka | 246 |
Horowitz | Itzak-Aharon | 246 |
Horowitz | Yakob | 247 |
Horowitz | Yehuda HaLevi, R' | 37 |
Horowitz | Yosef-Yosl, R' | 219 |
Hatzefira | 44, 45, 112 | |
Horki | 261, 330, 346, 349-350, 353, 358 | |
Huzman | 37 | |
Iglontchik | Aleksander | 31, 47 |
Yad Vashem | 358-360-363 | |
In the Struggle of Life | Sheina-Rachel Simkof-Bader | 250 |
Yesod Haavoda, | Reb Abrahamel Weinburg | 100, 103, 107, 112, 125 |
Israel | 31-33, 126, 134-139, 152-156, 165, 187-190, 195, 204-206, 210, 251, 368-369 | |
Ivye | 153 | |
Izralwicz | Dobeh | 181, 302, 378 |
Izralwicz | Freidl (Polonski) | 254, 397 |
Izralwicz | Heikl | 57, 123, 241, 303, 378 |
Izralwicz | Iser | 181, 302, 378 |
Izralwicz | Israel-Moshe | 254, 397 |
Izralwicz | Liba'ka | 181, 302, 378 |
Izralwicz | Roza | 181, 302, 378 |
Izralwicz | Tzviah (Lubetzki) | 57, 123, 241, 303, 378 |
Jerusalem | Kpshutu-fruf Saul Liberman | 114 |
Jerusalem | 96, 98, 101-4, 195, 369 | |
Jewish Protection | 34 | |
Johannesburg | 246 | |
Judenrat | 62-63, 257, 271, 293-294, 298, 305, 329, 332, 348, 354-355, 362 | |
Kedoshin | see Margolin, Sheina | |
Kahal-Shtibl | 44 | |
Kahana | Moshe-Nechamiah, Rabbi R' | 115 |
Kahanovitz | Moshe | 348, 352, 354, 357-358, 361-362 |
Kalinin | 359, 360 | |
Row of shops | 51, 60, 64, 66, 73, 122, 147 | |
Kananavich | Moshe | 354, 357, 361, 363 |
Kantaravich | N | 363 |
Kantorovitz | David | 354, 358-359, 361 |
Kaplan | Abraham | 298, 317, 352, 363, 373 |
Kaplan | Aizik | 401 |
Kaplan | Chaya-Ester | 174-175, 319 |
Kaplan | Mordechai, Rabbi | 369, 403 |
Kaplan | Paia | 401 |
Kaplan | Tzira (Ravitz) | 154, 306, 314, 321, 329, 349, 351, 401 |
Kaplan | Yosef | 311, 321, 351 |
Kaplan | Zev | 401 |
Kaplan | Zlata | 311, 321, 351 |
Kaplanski | Boruch | 42 |
Karpavski | Israel | 355 |
Katz | Abraham-Hersh | 408 |
Katz | Aharon | 408 |
Katz | Alta (Boretsky) | 385 |
Katz | Berl | 408 |
Katz | Bluma | 408 |
Katz | Bluma | 407 |
Katz | Chaya-Sara | 408 |
Katz | David-Heshl | 407 |
Katz | Ester (Shveitzer) | 408 |
Katz | Frida (Mehal) | 408 |
Katz | Hinda | 407 |
Katz | Itzak | 407 |
Katz | Mera | 182 |
Katz | see Bendik, Henia | |
Katz | see Korn, Sonia | |
Summer camping | 129, 158 | |
Canader Adler | newspaper | 25 |
Keneset Hagadolah | 372 | |
Chabad | 97, 124, 125 | |
Chochmat Yisrael | 37-39, 40 | |
Charlop | Alter | 257, 294 |
Chevra Mishnayos | 45, 123, 134 | |
Cheder | 65, 79, 85, 122, 125, 127-128, 134, 141, 143, 145, 204, 250 | |
Chaikin | Chaya | 195-196, 198 |
Chaneles | Abraham (Abrusha) | 237, 300-302, 307, 320-322, 330, 345, 350, 358, 362, 388 |
Chaneles | Chana | 300-302, 320, 330, 350, 362 |
Chaneles | Itzak | 388 |
Chaneles | Keinke | 388 |
Chaneles | Leah (Dubkovski) | 388 |
Chaneles | Meir | 300-302, 320, 330, 350, 362 |
Chaneles | Sonia | 388 |
Chaneles | Yakob | 388 |
Chasid | Shmuel Itzak | 235 |
Chasid | Zushkeh | 235 |
Chasid | Feigl (Bushlvitz) | 235 |
Chasid | Mordechai (Monya) | 235 |
Chesed Leavraham | By Reb Avrahamele Weinberg | 100, 122, 126 |
Karlin Hasidim | 125 | |
Hasidim of Slonim | 92-93, 95, 97, 109, 115, 126, 246 | |
Hasidim | 33, 38-39, 46, 92-94, 98-100, 105, 113, 116, 118, 121-125, 202 | |
Agriculture | 41, 68-70, 77, 137, 148, 153, 372 | |
Chalamish | Malka (Rubinovitch) | 355 |
Partition of Poland | 34, 48 | |
Chmelnicky | Yekutiel | 373, 374 |
Charif | The Gaon Reb Eizel | 110-111, 115 |
Khrovrovitzki | Shimon | 129, 154 |
Chatufim | [boys snatched for the Russian Army] | 268 |
Courts of the Hasidic Admorim | 33, 38, 52, 93, 95, 99, 100, 105, 123-125, 202 | |
Drama club | 62, 145-146, 158, 176, 204, 217, 226, 230, 263, 271 | |
Lessees and leasing | 41, 77, 85, 148 | |
Chorev | [school] | 129, 145-146, 159, 160, 209, 238 |
Horoszwicicz | 41, 294, 346, 364 | |
Chwoinik | [Forest] | 150, 254, 289, 290, 296, 305, 348 |
Chevra Shas | 40, 45, 123, 134, 160, 273 | |
Chevra Tehilim | 45, 58, 123, 131, 260 | |
Cantors and prayer leaders | 54, 59, 81, 123, 143, 160 | |
Kibbutz | of the Yeshiva of Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodinski | 87, 88 |
Hachshara kibbutz | 61, 129, 141, 151, 185-192, 244, 260, 268, 312, 337-339 | |
Kidush Hashem | 121, 138 | |
Kleinman | Moshe Chaim (Or Yesharim) | 113 |
Kleinman | see Or Yesharim | |
Kleinshtob | Miriam (Wolinski) | 195-198, 234, 371-372, 386 |
Kleinshtob | The Late Moshe | 195-198, 234, 371-372, 386 |
Kletzk Yeshiva | 58, 146, 153, 246 | |
Klezmer musicians | 141 | |
Klishniki | 41, 232, 296 | |
Jewish livelihood | 31, 38, 40-41, 138 | |
Celts | 27 | |
Wholesalers | 147 | |
Catholic monastery | 35 | |
Catholic church | 35-36, 64, 138 | |
Praboslavic church | 138 | |
Communal grave | 158 | |
Kobinski | Ben-Tzion | 195 |
Kobinski | Eliahu | 359 |
Kobinski | Nachum, R' | 51, 123 |
Kobrin | 31, 110-116, 125, 192, 372 | |
Kadelichova | 97, 233, 294, 329, 334, 346, 348 | |
Koidanow | 125 | |
Kochav MiYaakov | By Rabbi Yaakov-Sender Grynberg | 107 |
Kolodni | Khesha | 209, 219 |
Kolodni | Yoel | 209, 219 |
Kolokovski-Gozinitzki | Masha | 360, 363 |
Korman | Dr. | 255 |
Mizrachi fund | 61 | |
Korn | Abraham-Dov | 256-257, 285, 293-294, 101 |
Korn | Aharon (the doctor) | 255-256, 291 |
Korn | Ezrial | 257, 348, 354, 404 |
Korn | Ezrial, R' | 61-63, 256-257, 291, 294, 373, 404 |
Korn | Feivel-Leib | 257, 348, 354, 404 |
Keren HaYesood | 61, 141, 167 | |
Korn | Yitzchak | 61, 255-256 |
Keren Kayemet | 61, 123, 141, 146-157, 163, 167, 175, 178, 191, 260, 273 | |
Korn | Kreina | 61, 255-256 |
Korn | Leba | 256-257, 285, 293-294, 101 |
Korn | Mordechai | 257, 348, 354, 404 |
Korn | Moshe | 61, 196-198, 237, 257, 293, 352, 404 |
Korn | see Stolovitzki, Sara-Rivka | |
Korn | Shepsel | 257, 348, 354, 404 |
Korn | Sonia (Katz) | 407 |
Korn | Yosef | 257, 348, 354, 404 |
Fund for Settlement by Agudat Yisrael | 61 | |
Korostovski | see Deibs | |
Kortin | Itzak | 202 |
Kosova | 43 | |
Kosterovitzki | Beila | 398 |
Kosterovitzki | Berl | 398 |
Kosterovitzki | Chana | 398 |
Kosterovitzki | Sholom | 398 |
Kosterovitzki | Malka | 398 |
Kosterovitzki | Malka | 188 |
Kosterovitzki | Noach | 141, 188, 398 |
Kosterovitzki | see Luzinski, Khesha | |
Kosterovitzki | Sheina-Chana (Pikalni) | 269, 272 |
Kosterovitzki | Yakob | 398 |
Kosterovitzki | Yehoshua | 269, 272 |
Kosterovski | Gutl | 141, 188, 398 |
Kosterovski | Shmuel | 166 |
Kostilinski | Chonon | 239, 283 |
Kovel | 114, 189, 193, 338 | |
Kovenski | Nachum [name added in by coordinator] | 123 |
Kozlovshchina | 346, 352, 359 | |
Kozlovitz | Ruben | 359 |
Kozlovitz | 109, 332 | |
Kozol | Abraham | 417 |
Kozol | Ester | 417 |
Kozol | Gitl | 417 |
Kozol | Golda (Shlovski) | 417 |
Kozol | Leibl | 417 |
Kozol | Mordechai | 417 |
Kozol | Moshe | 417 |
Kozol | Yehoshua | 417 |
Kozova | Vitya | 349 |
Kravitz | Chaim | 78, 237 |
Kravchik | Aharon | 184 |
Kravchik | Ester | 166, 203-204, 257, 399 |
Kravchik | Malka | 166, 203-204, 257, 399 |
Kravchik | Mera | 184 |
Kravchik | Mina | 166, 203-204, 257, 399 |
Kravchik | Mordechai | 166, 203-204, 257, 399 |
Kravchik | Moshe | 185, 399 |
Kravchik | Sara | 185, 399 |
Kravchik | Sheina-Feiga | 166, 203-204, 257, 399 |
Kremer | Doctor and medic | 153, 155 |
Krolitzki | Hertzl | 292 |
Krolitzki | 71, 330-331 | |
Krolvitzki | Aleksander-Yosel | 403 |
Krolvitzki | Eliezer | 403 |
Krolvitzki | Rachel | 403 |
Krolvitzki | Shlomo-Chaim | 403 |
Kromi Evriev | [Russian legal restrictions upon Jews] | 34 |
Krashinski | Berl | 311-312, 343, 345, 412 |
Krashinski | Moshe | 309, 313 |
Krashinski | Shira-Batya (Lubtzik) | 311-312, 343, 345, 412 |
Mexico | Maychetim from | 200 |
Kubinski | see Epstein, Liza | |
Kook | Rabbi Avraham-Yitzchak, the Cohen | 120 |
Kuper | Yehoshua | 372 |
Cossacks | 34-38 | |
Labor [or trades] | 39-41, 45-46, 51, 64, 70, 137, 141, 146-147, 149, 153-154, 204 | |
Lachowice | 26, 58, 105, 125 | |
Lachowice Yeshiva | 58, 146, 152, 190 | |
Lachowicky | Hertzl | 301-302, 320-321, 330332, 350, 351, 362, 390 |
Lachowicky | Itzak | 301-302, 320-321, 330332, 350, 351, 362, 390 |
Lachowicky | Sara-Rachel | 132, 153-155, 169-170, 260, 284, 292, 301-302, 390 |
Lachowicky | Shimon | 132, 153-155, 169-170, 260, 284, 292, 301-302, 390 |
Lachowicky | Yakob | 301-302, 320-321, 330332, 350, 351, 362, 390 |
Landau | Chana-Geleh | 221 |
Landau | Eliahu | 221 |
Landau | Mikal | 211, 215 |
Landau | Natan | 211, 215 |
Landau | Yosef | 211, 215 |
Landsmanshaften | 200-204, 235, 265 | |
Liberman | Itzak | 131-132, 169-170, 184, 217, 244, 251, 282 |
Liberman | Moshe | 131-132, 169-170, 184, 217, 244, 251, 282 |
Liberman | Sonia (Dvorecki) | 214, 217, 282 |
Liberman | Yakob | 131-132, 169-170, 184, 217, 244, 251, 282 |
Liberman | Zev | 214, 217, 282 |
Lebkovitz | Abraham | 355 |
Lebon | 352 | |
Lebovitz | Leah | 272 |
Lebovitz | Moshe Aharon | 272 |
Lebovitz | see Alter, Sholom | |
Leibovitz | Leah | 272, 412 |
Leibovitz | Moshe-Aharon | 272, 412 |
Leibovitz | see Harfiz | |
Lemkin | see Shvartzik, Merl | |
Lemshovski | Ruben | 145, 146 |
Lemshovski | Yehuda-Leib | 145, 146 |
Leterman | Tzira (Yarselovski) | 411 |
Lev | Mordechai | 323 |
Levin | Boruk | 299, 337, 352 |
Levin | Mina (Gorski) | 198, 237, 323, 353, 385 |
Levinvik | Der Z | 353, 362 |
Lexicon Hagevurah | 348, 352, 354, 357, 358, 359-362 | |
Lexicon of Geography-History | 30 | |
Liberman | Saul | 114 |
Liberman | see Eker, Aryeh | |
Libman | Shaul, Rabbi Prague | 114, 217 |
Lida | 31, 40, 88, 309, 313, 334, 339, 346, 348, 355, 358, 370 | |
Lida Yeshiva | 88, 89 | |
Lidowski | Leizer | 358, 363 |
Likter | Beila | 265, 416 |
Likter | Chaya-Sara | 132, 141, 154, 169-170, 264-265, 283-284, 292, 406 |
Likter | David | 265, 416 |
Likter | Erekhmial | 265, 416 |
Likter | Iser | 265, 416 |
Likter | Kutrial | 132, 141, 154, 169-170, 264-265, 283-284, 292, 406 |
Likter | Liba | 265, 416 |
Likter | Mordechai-Leib | 264-265, 416 |
Likter | Rivka | 264-265, 416 |
Likter | see Sulkin, Liber | |
Likter | Yakob | 265, 416 |
Likter | Zalman | 265, 416 |
Likter | see Roski, Vlada | |
Lichtenstein | Kalman | 43 |
Lint | the Tzadik | 45 |
Lipmanovitz | Shlomo | 361 |
Lipshitz | Batya | 412 |
Lipshitz | Liza (Dvorecki) | 212 |
Lipshitz | Mikal | 412 |
Lipshitz | Risha | 412 |
Lipshitz | Zev | 212 |
Lis | see Lisagorski, Moshe | |
Lisagorski | Alta | 265, 393 |
Lisagorski | Ezrial | 265, 393 |
Lisagorski | Gabriel | 265, 393 |
Lisagorski | Gruna | 265, 393 |
Lisagorski | Iser | 264, 265 |
Lisagorski | Mikal | 265, 393 |
Lisagorski | Mordechai-Aizik | 265, 393 |
Lisagorski | Moshe (Lis) | 406 |
Lisagorski | Rafael | 265, 393 |
Lisagorski | Yenta | 264, 265 |
Lisgorski | see Zlomnovski, Sara-Leah | |
Lisnaia | 329, 348 | |
Lisovski | Henia (Boretsky) | 226, 277 |
Lisovski | Leibl | 226, 277 |
Lita | The State | 27, 29, 33-39, 42-49, 124 |
Litowarski | Litman | 297, 330, 352, 353 |
Litaim | [people from Lithuania] | 26-26, 31-38, 40-48, 105, 137, 312, 337, 341, 343 |
Lithuania | 31, 33, 35-36, 40, 42, 113, 124 | |
Lithuania and Poland (Unia) | 33-34, 38, 48 | |
Lobovski | Abraham | 360 |
Lubrani | see Margolin, Chamuda | |
Lyushnevo | 323-324, 346, 364 | |
Lozovski | see Malishinski, Ester | |
Lubetsky | see Izralowicz, Tzviah | |
Lubetsky | see Weis, Silvia | |
Lubetsky | see Yarmelovski, Mereh | |
Lubetsky | see Zisman, Kheinka | |
Lubitz'ik | see Sabin, Menucha | |
Lublinski | Abrusha | 190, 198, 320, 350, 390 |
Lublinski | Yekutiel | 390 |
Lublinski | Frieda | 190, 198, 320, 350, 390 |
Lublinski | Henia-Leah | 390 |
Lublinski | Itzak | 190, 198, 320, 350, 390 |
Lublinski | Moshe | 190, 198, 320, 350, 390 |
Lublinski | Rivka | 190, 198, 320, 350, 390 |
Lublinski | Sara | 190, 198, 320, 350, 390 |
Lublinski | see Ravitz, Rivka | |
Lublinski | see Shebirinski, Freida | |
Lublinski | see Shinovski, Sara | |
Lubtzik | see Krashinski, Shira-Batya | |
Lubchik | Abraham | 412 |
Lubchik | Ahna-Rivka | 240-241, 392 |
Lubchik | Chana | 412 |
Lubchik | Chaya | 64, 68, 72, 155, 161, 198, 377, 412 |
Lubchik | David-Leib | 241, 384, 389, 390 |
Lubchik | Doba | 240, 390 |
Lubchik | Eliezer-Shmuel | 241, 384, 389, 390 |
Lubchik | Itzak-Ekina | 240-241, 392 |
Lubchik | Meirim | 240, 390 |
Lubchik | Moshe-Yosef | 412 |
Lubchik | Sara-Rachel | 241, 384, 389, 390 |
Lubchik | Shimon | 412 |
Lubchik | Shimon | 64, 68, 72, 155, 161, 198, 377, 412 |
Lubchik | Shmuel | 412 |
Lubchik | Slomo | 412 |
Ludmir | 221, 244 | |
Luria | Shaul | 214 |
Luria | Sima (Dvorecki) | 214 |
Luzinski | Chana (Shkolnikovitz) | 59, 123, 155, 195, 238-9, 303, 373 |
Luzinski | Dov-Ber | 166, 238 |
Luzinski | Ester | 146, 153, 155, 196, 198, 237-238 |
Luzinski | Chasha (Kosterovitzki) | 398 |
Luzinski | Meir | 146, 153, 155, 196, 198, 237-238 |
Luzinski | Nota | 398 |
Luzinski | Shifra (Wolinski) | 166-167, 171, 185, 195-198, 233-234, 239, 285, 298, 386 |
Luzinski | Shmuel | 166, 238 |
Luzinski | Yehoshe-Aharon | 59, 123, 155, 195, 238-9, 303, 373 |
Luzinski | Yosef | 166-167, 171, 185, 195-198, 233-234, 239, 285, 298, 386 |
Magids and fundraising emissaries | 57, 58, 123 | |
Maharshal | 37 | |
Morgenjornal | 250 | |
Margolin | Abraham | 188, 242, 244, 276, 286, 295, 302, 304-305, 345, 362, 395-396 |
Margolin | Ava, Abraham, Dvosheh, Yakob, Sara | 188, 242, 244, 276, 286, 295, 302, 304-305, 345, 362, 395-396 |
Margolin | Badana (Jezerkowski) | 57, 154, 193, 208, 218, 243, 269, 395 |
Margolin | Dvosheh | 188, 242, 244, 276, 286, 295, 302, 304-305, 345, 362, 395-396 |
Margolin | Chamuda (Lobrni) | 163 |
Margolin | Chasha | 242, 243 |
Margolin | Mordechai | 242-244, 395-396 |
Margolin | Moshe | 242, 354, 395 |
Margolin | Nachum | 57, 122, 153, 194, 196, 1980199, 209, 269, 271, 304, 335, 395, 409 |
Margolin | Sara | 188, 242, 244, 276, 286, 295, 302, 304-305, 345, 362, 395-396 |
Margolin | see Mkronski, Friedl | |
Margolin | see Rabinovitch, Sara | |
Margolin | see Sadovski, Rivka | |
Margolin | Sheina (Kadoshin) | 242-244, 395-396 |
Margolin | Tzipora (Ber) | 57, 122, 153, 194, 196, 1980199, 209, 269, 271, 304, 335, 395, 409 |
Margolin | Yakob | 188, 242, 244, 276, 286, 295, 302, 304-305, 345, 362, 395-396 |
Margolin | Yakob-Yosef | 242, 243 |
Margolin | Yehuda-Itzak (Aryeh-Leib) | 57, 154, 193, 208, 218, 243, 269, 395 |
Jewish centers | 37-40, 61 | |
Martyrs | 56, 149, 158, 195, 199, 200, 202, 370 | |
Martyrs from Maytchet | 89 | |
Kadoshin | Reb Gedalia | 243 |
Medlinski | Abraham | 329, 349, 352 |
Medlinski | Moshe (Misha) | 348, 352, 358 |
Medvedzina | 41, 305, 320, 347, 350 | |
Mehal | see Katz, Frida | |
Meicha | Hirsh, R' | 40, 85 |
Maamad | 31, 123, 125 | |
Menaker | Itzak | 413 |
Menaker | Leah (Yatvicky) | 413 |
Mendele Mocher Sefarim | 43 | |
Maaseh Avot | 105 | |
Revolution | 33, 38, 89, 372 | |
Maharsha | 85, 92 | |
Census of population | 30, 31, 37-39 | |
Mechtiger | Chana (Boretsky) | 184, 190, 198, 225, 227 |
Mechtiger | Ekhial | 414 |
Mechtiger | Hala | 414 |
Mechtiger | Hodl | 414 |
Mechtiger | Rachel | 414 |
Mechtiger | Shlmo | 414 |
Mechtiger | Shoshana | 414 |
Milkhovski | David | 184 |
Geographical dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland | 30, 31 | |
Minsk | 35-36, 40, 93, 118, 300 | |
Mir | 40, 107, 118, 125, 249, 309 | |
Mir Yeshiva | 40, 107, 118, 121, 146, 153 | |
Mirski | Shimon | 169, 170 |
Misczans | 35, 39, 72 | |
Mistzki | 35 | |
Mitnagdim | 38, 114, 121, 124-125, 246 | |
Mitzkovitz | 41, 61-62, 97, 138, 148, 259, 291, 309, 344 | |
Mizkovski | Mordechai | 184 |
Firefighters | 141, 147, 260, 263, 271, 273 | |
Underground | 213, 346, 348, 350-351, 359, 361 | |
Mkronski | see Shifman, Rivka | |
Mkronski | Beila (Rosanski) | 415 |
Mkronski | Ester | 415 |
Mkronski | Friedl (Margolin) | 209, 237, 254, 269, 298, 302-206, 350-352, 362, 395, 415 |
Mkronski | Liba | 415 |
Mkronski | Moshe | 209, 237, 254, 269, 298, 302-206, 350-352, 362, 395, 415 |
Mkronski | Yakob | 415 |
Mlinikovski | Brocha | 184-185, 188, 190, 192, 198, 394 |
Mlinikovski | Chaim | 169-170, 278, 283-284, 292, 327 |
Mlinikovski | Chaya-Musha | 184-185, 188, 190, 192, 198, 394 |
Mlinikovski | Dvora | 169-170, 278, 283-284, 292, 327 |
Mlinikovski | Meir | 184-185, 188, 190, 192, 198, 394 |
Mlinikovski | Moshe | 184-185, 188, 190, 192, 198, 394 |
Mlinikovski | Pesach | 184-185, 188, 190, 192, 198, 394 |
Mlinikovski | Sara | 184-185, 188, 190, 192, 198, 394 |
Mlinikovski | Sara | 252, 394 |
Mlinikovski | Udel | 184-185, 188, 190, 192, 198, 394 |
Mlinikovski | Yakob-Chaim | 252, 394 |
Malishinski | Dvora | 237, 390 |
Malishinski | Ester (Lozovski) | 70, 302, 362, 390 |
Malishinski | Meir | 390 |
Malishinski | Family (Yatra) | 70, 298 |
Malishinski | Yehoshua | 237, 390 |
Thirty Year War | 36, 48 | |
First World War | 53-54, 62, 94, 148, 153 | |
Second World War | 33, 54, 59, 67, 121, 123, 139, 337-338, 346, 364 | |
Ma Yafit | 34 | |
Mohilever-Molchadka | 27, 31, 49, 138, 254 | |
Molchan | Milchan, Molchani, and other variants | 29 |
Mordkovski | Noach | 167, 185, 188, 295, 298, 605, 329, 349, 352 |
Mordkovski | Rabbi Noach | 95, 97-104 |
Mordkovski | Rabbi Yosef | 92-97 |
Mordkovski | Yona | 298 |
Mordkovski | Aharon-Meir, R' | 97 |
Mordkovski | Nachum (Tzeshler) | 209 |
Mordkovski | see Polonski, Menucha | |
Mos | Gavratni (Shiba) | 33-34, 42 |
Mos | Golgolt | 33, 36, 42 |
Mos | Zeml | 40, 42, 49 |
Moscow | 118 | |
Mosei | Sasha | 294, 299, 254 |
Government taxes | 31, 33, 36 | |
Motzkovski | Hezl-Tzvi | 283, 400 |
Motzkovski | Reizl | 283, 400 |
Movshovitz | Batya | 394 |
Movshovitz | Chaim | 190, 311-312, 343, 394 |
Movshovitz | Chaya | 190, 311-312, 343, 394 |
Movshovitz | Itzak | 190, 311-312, 343, 394 |
Movshovitz | Miriam | 190, 311-312, 343, 394 |
Movshovitz | Pesia | 190, 311-312, 343, 394 |
Movshovitz | Rabbi Israel | 91 |
Movshovitz | Roza | 190, 311-312, 343, 394 |
Movshovitz | Zev | 394 |
Mozheievski | 49 | |
Holocaust Cellar | 197, 198 | |
Railroad | 31, 37-40, 138, 148-149, 346 | |
Commerce | 37, 39-41, 70, 137, 141, 146-147, 149, 153-154 | |
Town Council | 62 | |
Musar | 40, 87, 100, 211 | |
Communal institutions | 140-141 | |
Nachmanovitz | Shepsel | 354 |
Nalibok | 357, 359 | |
Naliboka Forest | 346 | |
Natasha Forest | 330 | |
Nebeski | Abraham-Shmuel | 418 |
Nebeski | Badana-Breina (Pikalni) | 272, 418 |
Nebeski | Moshe-Chaim | 272, 418 |
Nebeski | Sara-Leah | 418 |
Nebeski | Shulamit | 418 |
Nebeski | Yosef-Eliahu | 418 |
Nebeski | Zalman-Itzak | 418 |
Neiten | Chana-Leah | 218 |
Neiten | Israel | 220 |
Neiten | Natan | 218 |
Nir on the Jerusalem Talmud | By Rabbi Meir-Meirim | 110-111, 114-116, 119 |
Netanya | 189 | |
Noam Yehoshua on the Jerusalem Talmud | By Rabbi Yehoshua-Aizik Shapira (Eizl Charif) | 115 |
New York | Maycheters from | 201-202, 250-251 |
Niemen | 27, 31, 36-37, 49, 299, 331, 352, 357 | |
Nieschiz | 114 | |
Niger | Sh. | 250, 251 |
Hasidic melodies | 93 | |
Christians | 31 | |
Brigade of Alexander Nivski | 359 | |
Adam the Kohen | 37 | |
Aryeh Leib | Rabbi, The Shaagat Aryeh | 38 |
Chaim | Rabbi, the Gaon from Brisk [Brest] | 40, 85-87, 90 |
Israel Zalman | Rabbi, from Lida | 124 |
Yisrael Dov | Rabbi | 112 |
Education of children | 37, 46, 66, 68-69, 98, 139, 204 | |
Magid of Kuznitz | Rabbi Yisrael | 117 |
Magid of Mezeritch | Rabbi Dov-Ber | 117 |
Mushke | 34 | |
Meir Meirim | The Rabbi and Gaon, head of the rabbinical court of Maytchet, author of Nir on the Jerusalem Talmud | 110-111, 114-116, 119 |
Mikhal | 37 | |
Mordechai | Rabbi, the Saba Kadisha of Lachowice | 105, 108, 125 |
Mordechai-Chaim | Rabbi from Slomin | 94 |
Moshe | Rabbi from Kobrin | 100, 112-113, 116, 125 |
Chaya-Rachel’s | Moshe | 127, 128 |
Nachum | the Shochet [ritual slaughterer] | 105, 108 |
Noach | Rabbi from Lachowice | 125 |
Rabbi Mendele of Rymanow | 100 | |
Government appointed rabbi | 46, 121, 123 | |
Shaulka | The Cantor | 123, 131 |
Shlomo | Rabbi from Baranovich | 94 |
Shalom | Rabbi | 105 |
Shmuel | Rabbi of Maytchet | 118 |
Solomon | Rabbi | 263 |
Yisrael Meir | Rabbi from Radin – Chofetz Chaim | 333 |
Tzvi-Hirsch | Rabbi | 119 |
Yehuda-Leib | Rabbi | 117 |
Yentis | Betzalel and Freda (Weitzman) | 221 |
Novhorodok Yeshiva | 152, 160, 207, 218, 219 | |
Novitz | Aleksander | 372 |
Navolania | 31, 40, 259, 346, 355 | |
Novogrodski | Rivka, teacher | 182 |
Novogrodski | Yakob | 238, 239 |
Novhorodok | 36, 40, 70-71, 78, 85, 140, 246, 259, 346-1 | |
Novomishiski | see Ahronovski, Sara | |
Novomishiski | see Novomiski, Max | |
Novomiski | (Novomishiski) Max | 248, 249 |
Novomiski | Abraham | 248-249, 296 |
Novomiski | Abraham-Itzak | 181-182, 191, 239, 248, 302, 315, 404 |
Novomiski | Chaim | 181-182, 191, 239, 248, 302, 315, 404 |
Novomiski | David-Hershel | 53, 55, 241, 248-249, 396 |
Novomiski | Mania | 181-182, 191, 239, 248, 302, 315, 404 |
Novomiski | Masha | 248-249, 296 |
Novomiski | Meir | 248-249, 296 |
Novomiski | Meirim | 248-249, 296 |
Novomiski | Nechama-Dvora | 53, 55, 241, 248-249, 396 |
Novomiski | Poya | 248-249, 296 |
Novomiski | Sara | 248-249, 296 |
Novomiski | Yehoshua | 181-182, 191, 239, 248, 302, 315, 404 |
Novomiski | Yosef | 248-249, 296 |
Novosiulki | 62 | |
Lithuanian Princes | 47 | |
Slavic Princes | 47 | |
Jewish Youth | 139-140, 151-152, 156, 163, 273 | |
monks | 36 | |
Ogulnik | Sholom | 154 |
Olkusz | 192 | |
Lithuanian Orchards | 34, 47 | |
ORT | 37, 153, 202, 210 | |
Ostrow | 360 | |
Tuvia Belski Partisan Unit (Otriad) | 71, 297, 302, 319, 321, 346, 351, 359, 362 | |
Soborov Partisan Unit (Otriad) | 346, 357 | |
Zolotov Partisan Unit (Otriad) | 329, 330, 349, 357 | |
Boris Brozni Partisan Unit (Otriad) | 302, 306, 322, 330, 346, 351-352, 357-358, 362 | |
Ozernitza | 43 | |
Ozerski | Berl-Dov | 335, 377 |
Ozerski | Elkeh | 377 |
Ozerski | Elkhanon | 335, 377 |
Ozerski | Leizer | 335, 377 |
Ozerski | Malka | 335, 377 |
Ozerski | Shlomo | 377 |
Pale of Settlement | 34, 141, 153 | |
Partisans | 71, 213, 237, 267, 292, 297, 300, 306, 308, 316-318, 320-322, 325, 328-330, 360-361, 355-357, 346-352 | |
Peltzok | Leizer | 398 |
Peltzok | Mereh | 398 |
Peltzok | Chanan (Pelig) | 237, 398 |
Peltzok | Moshe | 398 |
Peltzok | Sholom | 398 |
Peltzok | Ita | 398 |
Perlman | Batia (Sadovsky) | 410 |
Perlman | Chaya | 410 |
Perlman | Gitl (Stat) | 410 |
Perlman | Golda (Wolinski) | 410 |
Perlman | Sholom | 410 |
Perlman | Liebl | 410 |
Pervomiskia Brigade | 332, 330, 351 | |
Picon | Mollie | 250 |
Pikalni | Aryeh | 269 |
Pikalni | Brina | 269 |
Pikalni | Eli-Chaim | 269 |
Pikalni | Hodes | 134, 269, 272, 282 |
Pikalni | Israel-Aharon, Rabbi R' | 134, 269, 272, 282 |
Pikalni | see Kosterovitzki, Sheina-Chana | |
Pikalni | see Nebeski, Badana-Breina | |
Pikalni | see Rozenblum, Henia | |
Pikalni | Yosef | 269 |
Pikalni | Zev | 269 |
Pikaln-Pinial | Yosef-Eliahu, Rabbi R' | 134, 272, 418 |
Pikos | Abraham | 419 |
Pikos | Aharon | 419 |
Pikos | Kheiny (Sadovski) | 419 |
Pikos | Mordechai | 419 |
Pikos | Moshe | 419 |
Pikos | Moshe | 419 |
Pinkas (Ledger) of the State of Lithuania | 29, 35, 40, 43, 48 | |
Pinchuski | see Spenser, Meirim | |
Pinkas (Ledger) of the Council of the Four Lands | 29 | |
Pinsk | 29, 31, 35-36, 38, 43 | |
Pinsk Yeshiva | 153 | |
Inns | 75, 129 | |
Pintzik | Aharon | 246 |
Pintzik | Chana (Ahronovitz) | 246 |
Pinczinski | Leibl | 185, 190 |
Pinus | Pinchas | 360 |
Explanations and Novellae on the Jerusalem Talmud | By Rabbi Eli Ginzburg | 114 |
Pedkriz Street | 64, 129, 156, 185 | |
Padlezan Street | 64, 129, 244 | |
Podolia | 35, 124-125 | |
Podolski | Shlomo, Rabbi R' | 121 |
Poale Zion | 190, 203 | |
Pogrom and Disturbances | 34, 61, 72, 89, 243 | |
Poland | 33, 35, 137 | |
Poles | 27, 30-39, 48, 54, 75, 89, 106, 123, 137-140, 153-154, 190, 192, 236, 265, 329, 332, 337, 346-347 | |
Politzik | Abraham | 91 |
Politzik | Aharon | 91 |
Politzik | Shlomo Heilevi from Maychet, R' | 40-41, 85-91 |
Pololich | Volodya | 294, 328-331 |
Polonka | 36, 39, 43, 125 | |
Polonski | Abraham-Aba | 252-254, 397 |
Polonski | Chana-Ida | 252 |
Polonski | David | 397 |
Polonski | Eliezer | 233, 236, 386 |
Polonski | Friedl | 280, 397 |
Polonski | Golda (Wolinski) | 233, 236, 386 |
Polonski | Liba | 397 |
Polonski | Menucha (Mordukovski) | 254, 280, 397 |
Polonski | Moshe-Chaim | 280, 397 |
Polonski | Mushy (Eidlin) | 252-254, 397 |
Polonski | Pesha | 397 |
Polonski | see Izralowicz, Freidl | |
Polonski | see Shimroni, Toba | |
Polonski | Yehoshua | 252 |
Polonski | Yechezkel | 254, 280, 397 |
Polsia | 35, 232 | |
Ponovich | 40 | |
Pushcha Lipichan | 346 | |
Halachic Decisors (Poskim) | 88, 99 | |
Pruzhany | 125, 415 | |
Rebbes | 38, 40, 110, 116, 202 | |
Rabinovitch | Abraham-Itzak | 188, 190-191, 216, 411 |
Rabinovitch | Beila | 411 |
Rabinovitch | Chaya-Ester | 188, 190-191, 216, 411 |
Rabinovitch | David (the researcher) | 123, 155 |
Rabinovitch | Ekhial | 411 |
Rabinovitch | Eliezer-Simcha, R' | 117 |
Rabinovitch | Genia | 169, 170, 400 |
Rabinovitch | Genia | 400 |
Rabinovitch | Hadasah (Dvorecki) | 195, 309, 313 |
Rabinovitch | Israel | 169, 170, 400 |
Rabinovitch | Keila-Rachel | 188, 190-191, 216, 411 |
Rabinovitch | Leizer | 188, 190-191, 216, 411 |
Rabinovitch | Malka (Dvoreck) | 214, 281 |
Rabinovitch | Miriam | 400 |
Rabinovitch | Moshe-Tzvi | 169, 170, 174-175, 191, 283-284 |
Rabinovitch | Nachum | 195, 309, 313 |
Rabinovitch | Nechamia | 400 |
Rabinovitch | Reuven | 190, 196, 198, 311-312, 343-4 |
Rabinovitch | Sara (Margolin) | 244, 276, 281 |
Rabinovitch | Shimon | 400 |
Rabinovitch | Sholom | 185, 188, 190, 257, 294 |
Rabinovitch | Shmuel | 214, 281 |
Rabinovitch | Volfe | 54, 251, 282 |
Rabinovitch | Yehoshua | 244, 276, 281 |
Rabinovitch | Yehuda (Yudl the Shoemaker) | 131, 154, 169, 170, 284 |
Radin | 40, 107, 337 | |
Radin Yeshiva | 107, 153 | |
The Street of the Iluy of Maytchet | 91 | |
Ramat-Rachel Kibbutz | 189 | |
Ravitz | Aitka | 401 |
Ravitz | Aizik | 401 |
Ravitz | Alter | 166-7, 184-185, 188, 285, 302, 320, 350 |
Ravitz | Beilka | 401 |
Ravitz | Chana | 401 |
Ravitz | David | 166-7, 184-185, 188, 285, 302, 320, 350 |
Ravitz | Yekutiel | 62, 145, 165, 169, 170, 174-175, 181, 191, 196, 278, 282, 284, 293, 348 |
Ravitz | Hirshl-Tzvi | 401 |
Ravitz | Meir | 128, 152, 166, 181, 198, 237, 306, 320, 329, 349-351 |
Ravitz | Mikal | 128, 152, 166, 181, 198, 237, 306, 320, 329, 349-351 |
Ravitz | Mina | 128, 152, 166, 181, 198, 237, 306, 320, 329, 349-351 |
Ravitz | Mordechai | 166-7, 184-185, 188, 285, 302, 320, 350 |
Ravitz | Moshe | 166, 198, 237, 306, 320, 350-351 |
Ravitz | Rivka (Lublinski) | 390, 401 |
Ravitz | Sara (Dikshtein) | 401 |
Ravitz | see Kaplan, Tzira | |
Ravitz | Sheina | 401 |
Ravitz | Yehoshua | 128, 152, 166, 181, 198, 237, 306, 320, 329, 349-351 |
Ravitz | Zelig | 390, 401 |
Dastolowicz | Rabbi | 293, 334 |
Refugees | 41, 56, 59, 61-63, 71, 169, 195, 267, 337, 346, 347-348, 358 | |
Reines | Itzak-Yakob, Rabbi R' | 88 |
Reiter | Boruch | 215, 223, 282 |
Reiter | Musiah (Abramovski) | 215, 223, 282 |
Reizen | Abraham | 250, 251 |
Rescue [or Escape] | 185, 187, 189 | |
Revtzki | Yan | 324 |
Reznik | Eliezer | 57 |
Ribentrop-Molotov | 48, 210, 300, 304, 337, 347 | |
Rimon | (Rimonovski) Abraham | 262-263, 370-372 |
Rimon | (Rimonovski) Zeniaj | 262-263, 370-372 |
Rimon | (Rimonovski) Zev | 262-263, 370-372 |
Rizikof | Menachem, Rabbi (Divrei Menachem) | 119, 120 |
Rambam | 52 | |
Roberts | Yechezkel | 202 |
Rohatyn | 41, 358 | |
Rom | The widow and the brothers [printing press] | 211 |
Romanians | 187 | |
Romanof | (Romanovski) Rabbi R' Eliahu | 211 |
Romanof | (Romanovski) Rabbi R' Gershon | 152, 202 |
Romanovski | Abraham | 261 |
Romanovski | Berl | 130, 263, 332 |
Romanovski | Berl | 263 |
Romanovski | Elke | 263 |
Romanovski | Etil | 153, 155, 181, 262, 369 |
Romanovski | Leib | 153, 155, 181, 262, 369 |
Romanovski | Malka | 130, 263, 332 |
Romanovski | Meir | 153, 155, 181, 262, 369 |
Romanovski | Rivka | 190, 263, 318 |
Romanovski | Sara-Mushy | 261 |
Romanovski | Sholom | 190, 263, 318 |
Ros | (Rosinovski) Eliezer | 404 |
Rosanski | see Mkronski, Beila | |
Roski | Chana | 411 |
Roski | Moshe | 272, 411 |
Roski | Shlomo | 406, 411, 416 |
Roski | Vlada (Likter) | 406, 411, 416 |
Roski | Yosef | 411 |
Rovski | (Ros) Boruch | 208, 220, 251, 272 |
Rovski | Berl | 411 |
Rovski | Chaya-Sara | 208, 220, 251, 272 |
Rovski | David | 411 |
Rovski | Keila | 411 |
Rovski | Yetka | 411 |
Rozanski | Yechiel-Leib | 146, 359 |
Rozanski | Meir | 146, 359 |
Rozanski | see Orzechovaky, Nachum-Eli | |
Rozenblum | Ekhezkal | 272, 418 |
Rozenblum | Henia (Pikalni) | 272, 418 |
Rozenik | see Chertik, Henia-Feiga | |
Rozinovski | Etil | 182, 191 |
Rozovski | Leib, R' | 58 |
Rubalski | Monia | 355 |
Rubinovitch | see Chalamish, Malka | 355 |
Ruda Jaworska | 346, 351, 360, 362 | |
Russia | the Czars | 27, 34, 36, 39, 47-48, 140, 148, 153, 210, 329 |
Russia | the Soviets | 48, 89, 190, 329, 337, 347, 364 |
Russia | 137 | |
Rutsky | Yan [added to index by coordinator] | 324 |
Rowno | 138, 148, 312, 343 | |
Ruzany Yeshiva | 153 | |
Ruzhany | 35, 43 | |
Sabin | Menucha (Lubitzik) | 412 |
Sabin | Yakob | 412 |
Sadovski | Aba Chiena | 243, 419 |
Sadovski | Kalman | 243, 419 |
Sadovski | Mordechai | 243, 419 |
Sadovski | Rivka (Margolin) | 243. 419 |
Sadovski | Yakob | 243. 419 |
Sadovsky | see Perlman, Batya | |
Safir | Alta | 191 |
Safir | Shmaryahu | 129-130, 155, 168-169, 174-175, 191, 239 |
Sak | Ben-Tzion | 202 |
Salanter | Rabbi Yisrael | 110 |
Savitzki | Abraham-Zev | 191, 273, 359, 373-374 |
Savitzki | Alta | 191, 273, 359, 373-374 |
Savitzki | Israel | 191, 273, 359, 373-374 |
Savitzki | Leizer | 191, 273, 359, 373-374 |
Savitzki | Moshe | 169-170, 273, 284, 328, 373 |
Savitzki | Sheina | 169-170, 273, 284, 328, 373 |
Svortova, the Great and the Little | 67-69, 78-79, 245-246, 226, 306, 320-321, 328, 330, 346-351, 358 | |
Seder HaDorot | teacher: Ekhial Heilprin | 38 |
Sefer HaChinuch | By Rabbi Aharon HaLevi from Barcelona (Harah) | 367 |
Sefer Milchemet HaGhetaot | The Book of the Wars of the Ghettoes | 352, 363 |
Public Library | ||
Sejm, Polish | 61 | |
ShY | Fine | 37 |
Shevet MiYehuda | By Rabbi Yehuda-Leib HaCohen | 117 |
Shaagat Aryeh | By Rabbi Aryeh-Leib of Minsk | 38 |
David | Reb, the Shochet | 129 |
Shapira | see Noam Yehoshua | |
Shapira | Yehoshua-Aizik—Eizel Charif HaRif (Noam Yehoshua)-the Gaon | 110-111, 115 |
Cohen | Rabbi Shear Yashuv | 91 |
Swedes | 34, 36, 48 | |
Shebirinski | David | 390 |
Shebirinski | Freida (Lublinski) | 390 |
Shef | Yechiel | 403 |
Sheinburg | Zev-Meir, Rabbi R' | 94 |
Shershovski | see Boretsky, Sholom | |
[the following two names were added by coordinator] | ||
Moshe Aharon | ||
Velka | ||
Shevchik | 258, 259, 260 | |
Shevchik | 258 | |
Shifman | Rivka (Mkronski) | 415 |
Shifman | Yosef | 415 |
Shifmanovitz | Shlomo | 354 |
Shinovski | Israel-Chaim | 294, 390 |
Shinovski | Sara (Lublinski) | 294, 390 |
Shachria Kibutz | 187 | |
Shkolnikovitz | see Luzinski, Chana | |
Shkonovitz | Shaul | 354 |
Polish Nobility | 35 | |
Shlomovitz | Chana | 264, 268, 274, 402 |
Shlomovitz | Chaya-Sara | 268, 402 |
Shlomovitz | Dov | 121, 152, 154, 190, 368, 402 |
Shlomovitz | Eliezer | 268, 402 |
Shlomovitz | Chaikl | 268, 402 |
Shlomovitz | Miriam | 268, 402 |
Shlomovitz | Sheina | 268, 402 |
Shlomovitz | Shlomo-Hirshl | 264, 268, 274, 402 |
Shlomovitz | Sola | 268, 402 |
Shlovski | Avigdor | 215, 293-297, 305, 348-349 |
Shlovski | Binyamin | 233, 397 |
Shlovski | Chaim | 215, 293-297, 305, 348-349 |
Shlovski | Elkana (Konia) | 302, 320, 324, 329-330, 348-350, 362, 397 |
Shlovski | Feiga | 215, 293-297, 305, 348-349 |
Shlovski | Hirshl | 233, 397 |
Shlovski | Israel-Zalman, R' | 61, 104, 98, 112, 123, 198, 271, 373 |
Shlovski | Nisl | 397 |
Shlovski | R' Abraham HaLevi | 98 |
Shlovski | see Gersh, Chana | |
Shlovski | see Kozol, Golda | |
Shlovski | Shlomo | 215, 293-297, 305, 348-349 |
Shlovski | Zev | 233, 397 |
Shlovski | Zlata | 61, 104, 98, 112, 123, 198, 271, 373 |
Shlovski | Zlata | 397 |
Asch | Sholom | 263 |
Shmuel | Admor of Slonim | 94, 101-102 |
Shmulevicz | Abraham, R' | 58-59, 155 |
Shmulevicz | Aryeh | 319, 330-331, 352, 373, 402 |
Shmulevicz | Batya (Yatra) | 70, 297 |
Shmulevicz | Dvoshe | 319, 330-331, 352, 373, 402 |
Shmulevicz | Elka | 302, 320, 330, 350, 357, 362, 405 |
Shmulevicz | Ester | 405 |
Shmulevicz | Chanan | 302, 320, 328, 350, 353, 360, 362-363 |
Shmulevicz | Leah | 147, 155, 295, 328 |
S3hmulevicz | Leibl | 167, 185, 188, 190, 192, 363 |
Shmulevicz | Mikal | 147, 155, 295, 328 |
Shmulevicz | Mordechai-Leib | Enhanced map by Martin Small (note, this is an addition, and was not in the original text) |
302, 320, 330, 350, 357, 362, 405 | ||
Shmulevicz | Moshe | 146-147, 155, 159, 330 |
Shmulevicz | Pesha | 302, 320, 330, 350, 357, 362, 405 |
Shmulevicz | Shlomo-Chaim | 405 |
Shmulevicz | Yakob | 319, 330-331, 352, 373, 402 |
Shmulevicz | Yankl | 70, 298 |
Shmulevicz | Yosef | 319, 330-331, 352, 373, 402 |
Shniar | Zalman | 250 |
Shnitzki | Shlomo | 62, 65, 154, 271, 284, 292 |
Sennichenenta | 41, 85, 320 | |
Holocaust and Destruction | 38, 41, 48, 57, 61, 66, 76, 97, 106, 113, 121, 138, 145, 152,169, 195-200, 210, 218, 249, 257-258, 261, 265, 346-347, 362, 426 | |
Sfat Emet | By the Rebbe of Ger | 106, 117 |
Shtein | David | 296, 330, 350, 360 |
Shtibl | 51, 66, 73, 98, 100, 122-123, 125-129, 146 | |
Szczara | [river] | 38, 352, 361 |
Shochtowitz | David | 232 |
Shochtowitz | Dvora | 232 |
Shochtowitz | RabbiShimon | 128, 143 |
Shulhauf | 79, 122, 127, 138, 143, 146 | |
The Rebbe’s table | 100-101, 105, 125, 149 | |
Shomroni | Emir | 370 |
Shomroni | Shmuel | 370 |
Shomroni | the late Yehoshua | 153, 196, 198, 254, 280, 290-371, 397 |
Shomroni | Toba (Polonski) | 153, 196, 198, 254, 280, 290-371, 397 |
Shushan | Asher | 330, 350, 352-353 |
Shvartzik | Aharon | 258-260, 403 |
Shvartzik | Alta | 403 |
Shvartzik | Ekhial-Leib | 26, 155, 258-259, 260, 279 |
Shvartzik | Eliezer | 233, 259 |
Shvartzik | Elke (Cygalnik) | 60, 258, 403 |
Shvartzik | Itzak-Yakob | 259 |
Shvartzik | Merl (Lemkin) | 26, 155, 258-259, 260, 279 |
Shvartzik | Mere | 403 |
Shvartzik | Moshe | 233, 259 |
Shvartzik | Moshe-Aharon | 60, 258, 403 |
Shvartzik | Rivka | 403 |
Shvartzik | Sonia | 258-260, 403 |
Shvartzik | Yehuda ben Moshe | 185, 189, 190, 260 |
Shvartzik | Zelda | 259 |
Shvartzik | Zev | 403 |
Sabbath and Festivals | 65-68, 72, 77, 79, 93, 149, 161 | |
Shweitzer | see Katz, Ester | |
Simak | Yakob | 199 |
Simkof | see In the Struggle of Life | |
Simkof-Bader | Sheina-Rachel (In the Struggle of Life) | 250 |
Singlovski | Israel-Yehuda | 67 |
Sirkiss | see Bach | |
Sirkiss | Rabbi Yoel | 37 |
wholesalers | 147 | |
Shkolnekovitz | Gela | 145 |
Shkolnekovitz | Yosef (the Teacher) | 57-59, 123, 141, 168-170, 239 |
Slobodka | 40, 87 | |
Slobodka Yeshiva | 40, 87 | |
Slomka | Chaim | 354 |
Slonim | Mordechai-Chaim, R' | 103 |
Slonim | 47 | |
Slonim | 29-31, 35-43, 92-112, 119, 121-125, 140, 147-149, 209, 231, 293, 346, 352 | |
Slonim Pinchas | 43 | |
Slonim Yeshiva | 61, 85, 107, 119, 125, 146, 153, 211, 335 | |
Slonimsky | Chaim-Zelig | 44, 45 |
Slutzk | 243 | |
Vilna Teachers Seminary | 153, 252, 254 | |
Smolensk | 300 | |
Sokolovski | Shaul, R' | 160 |
Soraski | Rabbi Aharon, author of Gedolei Hachasidut (Hassidic Greats) | 92, 108 |
South Africa | 33 | |
Soviets | 113, 116 | |
Spector | Yitzchak Elchanan, Rabbi and Gaon | 110 |
Spenser | Meirim (Pinchuski) | 198, 202 |
Serebrische | 41 | |
Serbronski | Yeshayahu | 67 |
Sarafand | 189 | |
Stat | see Perlman, Gitl | |
Stolobitzki | Eshke | 397 |
Stolobitzki | Michel | 397 |
Stolovitz | 36, 39, 125, 283, 301 | |
Stolovitzki | Binyamin | 195, 198, 266, 309, 313, 397 |
Stolovitzki | Chaya-Cherna | 266, 295, 307-308, 349, 397 |
Stolovitzki | Sholom | 266, 397 |
Stolovitzki | Leibl | 266, 397 |
Stolovitzki | Leizer-Kadish | 255 |
Stolovitzki | Moshe | 266, 397 |
Stolovitzki | Nachum | 266, 397 |
Stolovitzki | Sara-Rivka (Korn) | 255 |
Stolovitzki | Sheina | 266, 397 |
Stolovitzki | Ziml | 266, 295, 307-308, 349, 397 |
Strolovitzki | Shoshka | 188 |
Strolovitzki | Tzerna | 184 |
Strobin | 243 | |
Jewish Agency | 189 | |
Soloveitchik | Chaim, the Gaon Rabbi | 37 |
Sochaczewski | Chana | 413 |
Sochaczewski | Israel | 413 |
Sochaczewski | Itzak and Sheindl | 413 |
Sochaczewski | Sheindl | 413 |
Sochaczewski | Shimon | 413 |
Sochaczewski | Tzipora | 413 |
Sulkin | Liber (Likter) | 416 |
Surski | Aharon | 108 |
Suwalki | 361 | |
Suwalki Yeshiva | 120 | |
Svislloch | 38 | |
Sworowa | 31, 138 | |
Gezerot Tach VeTat | (The Jewish term for the Chmielnicky uprising ) | 35. 36. 38 |
Communication | 76, 137, 139, 148 | |
Taler | Mair, R' | 145 |
Talmud-Torah | 46, 143 | |
Tarbut | 37, 65, 73, 76, 128, 131, 141, 143-146, 172-174, 179, 180, 183, 227, 249, 312 | |
Jewish culture | 33, 36-40, 121, 140, 149, 158 | |
Teutons | 47 | |
Public prayer | 68, 105, 121, 123, 134, 266 | |
Tel-Chai Kibbutz | 87 | |
Tenenhoiz | Eliahu-Binyamin | 101, 103-104, 112, 417 |
Manufacturing | 38 | |
The American | [Newspaper] | 250 |
The Tzukunft | [The Future – newspaper] | 250 |
Amateur theater | 54, 145, 176, | |
Tiktinski | R' Chaim-Leib | 118 |
Flourmill | 49, 52, 54, 64, 75-6, 148 | |
Vilna Technion | 153 | |
Jerusalem Talmud | 110, 114 | |
Topoli | Itzak-Meir | 233, 386 |
Topoli | Rosa (Wolinski) | 233, 386 |
Torah and Scholarship | 30, 40, 89, 90, 100-105, 121-124, 134, 139, 145, 149, 151-153, 160, 236 | |
Torah Scribes | 94 | |
Treblinka | 413 | |
Trink | Yesheya | 348, 354-355, 362 |
Truba | Leib | 358, 363 |
Truki | 31 | |
Tatars | 27, 34, 47 | |
Turetzki | see Gorski, Miriam | |
Tzeiri Zion | 159 | |
Tzeshele | 209 | |
Tzeshler | see Mordukovski, Nachum | |
Tzig | see Shvartzik, Elke | |
Chiganov Partisan Unit [Otriad] | 358 | |
Tzinovitz | Moshe | 113, 159, 251 |
Tzirbanski | Sonia | 257 |
Tzirulnik | see Barda, Mereh | |
Band | 260 | |
General Zionists | 141, 163, 165 | |
Tzorboim | Chaim-Zelig | 44,45 |
Tzrulnik | Ester | 257 |
Tzrulnik | Meir | 417 |
Tzrulnik | Zlata | 417 |
Czeczak | Rabbi Moshe | 96 |
Tzukerkof | Malek | 330, 335 |
Charny Partisan Group [Otriad] | 46 | |
Okun | Binyamin | 397 |
Okun | Chasha | 397 |
Okun | Yakob | 397 |
Ukrainians | 35 | |
Ulasik | Valia | 301, 332, 354 |
Irgun Yotzei Maytchet | Organization of Maytchet Natives | 195-200, 369 |
Urul | Ester | 215, 255 |
Urul | Moshe (Feldsher) | 215, 255 |
Urul | Zilpa | 215, 255 |
Orzechovaky | (Neiten) Nachum | 218-220, 269 |
Orzechovaky | Asher | 129-130, 155, 107-208, 218-219, 243, 269-270, 272, 276 |
Orzechovaky | Chana | 269 |
Orzechovaky | Chana | 304, 379 |
Orzechovaky | Chana-Leah (Ginzburg) | 218-220, 269 |
Orzechovaky | Chasha | 304, 379 |
Orzechovaky | Kreina (Olinski) | 107, 218, 269, 335, 379 |
Orzechovaky | Mereh | 304, 379 |
Orzechovaky | Nachum-Eli (Rozanski) | 269 |
Orzechovaky | Sheina (Chertak) | 129-130, 155, 107-208, 218-219, 243, 269-270, 272, 276 |
Orzechovaky | Yona | 107, 218, 269, 335, 379 |
Ushrovski | Iziah | 358 |
Utbotzk | 93 | |
Ovadya | Hachshara Kibbutz of Hapoel Hamizrachi | 192 |
Warsaw | 118, 147, 185, 187, 193, 203, 236, 261, 361 | |
Wasserman | Rabbi Elchonon | 219 |
Council of Russian Zionists | 38 | |
Weinberg | See: Yeshod Haavodah | |
Weinberg | See: Chesed LeAvraham | |
Weiss | Silvia (Lubetzki) | 189 |
Weisbord | Feigl-Rachel | 208, 218 |
Weitzman | see no surname: Yeti's Bezalel | |
Vilyeyka | 105 | |
Wylia | 27 | |
WIlkomir | 313, 343, 344 | |
Wilkomirski | Moshe | 311-312, 343-344 |
Wilkormirski | Chaya | 404 |
Vilna | 26-27, 31, 36-38, 76, 87-88, 138, 146-147, 189, 203, 211-213, 217, 267, 312-313, 337, 343 | |
Vilna | 37 | |
Vilna Gaon | 37, 40, 117, 124 | |
Vilner Troupe | 37 | |
Vilner Yiddish | 37 | |
Wiloikhinski | Chaim-David | 387 |
Wiloikhinski | Hirsh (Tzvi) | 132, 154, 169, 170, 283-284, 387 |
Wiloikhinski | Malka | 387 |
Wiloikhinski | Pesach | 387 |
Wiloikhinski | Rachel | 132, 154, 169, 170, 283-284, 387 |
Wiloikhinski | Roshel (Boiml) | 387 |
Wiloikhinski | Theodor | 387 |
Weinberg | Abrahamel (Chesed LeAvraham, Yesod Haavodah) | 100, 105, 109, 112, 119, 125 |
Weinberg | Shlomo-David-Yehoshua, R' | 103 |
Weinberg | Shmuelke, R' (Divrei Shmuel) | 93-94, 100-106, 118, 126 |
Weinberg | Yosef, R' | 103 |
Winograd | Abraham, R' (Bet Abraham) | 102, 113, 125 |
Witold | 31, 47 | |
Wolinski | Chaim-Leib | 123, 154-155, 232, 279, 386 |
Wolinski | David | 141, 153, 233, 251, 279, 386 |
Wolinski | Eliezer | 141, 188,233,239,386 |
Wolinski | Golda | 141, 188,233,239,386 |
Wolinski | Konia-Rivka | 123, 154-155, 232, 279, 386 |
Wolinski | Lea-Fradl | 141, 188,233,239,386 |
Wolinski | Roza | 141, 188,233,239,386 |
Wolinski | Teiba-Rivka (Abelov) | 141, 153, 233, 251, 279, 386 |
Wolinski | Zelig | 141, 188,233,239,386 |
Volhynia | 35, 114, 124-5, 221 | |
Wolinski | Leib | 208 |
Wolinski | see Kleinshtov, Miriam | |
Wolinski | see Luzinski, Shifra | |
Wolinski | see Perlman, Golda | |
Wolinski | see Polonski, Golda | |
Wolinski | Toba | 208 |
Volozhin | 26, 40, 85-88, 118, 329 | |
Voronova | 370 | |
Yafa | Mordechai | 37 |
Yafa | R' Mordechai (Halevushim) | 37 |
Yafa | Yehoshua | 360, 362 |
Jaffa | 372 | |
Yakhatz | Nachum | 389 |
Yakovstat | 110, 115, 116 | |
Yarmelovski | Mereh (Lubetzki) | 411 |
Yarselovski | see Leterman, Tzira | |
Yatra | see Shmulevicz, Batya | |
Yatra | 41, 70-71, 298 | |
Council of the Four Lands | 29, 34, 38 | |
Yeshiva | Itzak-Elkhanon, R' (Aran) | 89-91 |
Yeshiva Baranovich | 92, 97, 146, 152, 219, 268, 333 | |
Yeshiva Volozhin | 85, 86, 118 | |
Yeshiva: Chasidei Slonim (Jerusalem) | 96-97, 101-104 | |
Yiddish | 146 | |
Yiddishe Tageblat | 250 | |
YIVO | 37, 355 | |
Ezrat Cholom | 141, 239 | |
Ezrat Torah | 90 | |
Jezerkowski | see Margolin, Badana | |
Yoselvitz | Ekhial | 354, 361-362 |
Yudlevitz | Abraham-Aharon, Rabbi R' | 115, 116, 119 |
Yurosh | Binyamin | 354 |
Zabludowa | 35 | |
Zapolia | 35 | |
Zeler | Chaim-David | 265, 393 |
Zalewa | 43 | |
Zhetl | 26, 33-36, 40-48, 224, 235, 260-265, 346, 358-359, 361-362 | |
Pinkas Zhetl | 42 | |
Zyrowa | 35, 36 | |
Zilberman | Moshe | 358 |
Zamenhof | Ludwig | 37 |
Zinger | see Zisman, Feigl | |
Zingermeister | Yakob | 359 |
Zionist Congresses | 61, 221 | |
Zisman | Etil | 390 |
Zisman | Feigl (Zinger) | 390 |
Zisman | Iser | 241, 390 |
Zisman | Chienka (Lubetzki) | 241, 390 |
Zisman | Shmuel | 390 |
Zisman | Yosef | 390 |
Zlomnovski | Sara-Leah (Lisogorski) | 265 |
Zlomnovski | Sender | 265 |
Zlotnik | Yakob | 244, 302, 320, 350 362 |
Zlotnik | Yehoshua | 244, 302, 320, 350 362 |
Zahorny | 41, 296 | |
Zukovitzki | Abraham-Dov | 76, 131, 145, 156, 174-175, 181-2, 257, 294 |
Zukovitzki | Khenon, Leizer | 302, 312, 343-345, 362 |
Zukovitzki | Leizer | 302, 312, 343-345, 362 |
Zukovitzki | Lipa | 67 |
Zukovitzki | Malka | 145, 156, 174-175, 181-182, 191 |
Zusman | Yosef | 203, 204 |
Zverovshchina | 41 |
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