Bobruisk

Dropkin returned to Bobruisk, and married Samuel Dropkin, a Bund activist, on June 10, 1909.

Personal Information for Celia Dropkin 2010

Dropkin returned to Bobruisk, and married Samuel Dropkin, a Bund activist, on June 10, 1909.

Personal Information for Celia Dropkin Jewish Women's Archive 2010

Vasily Fedosenko/Reuters CUTOUT COP: A truck passed a cardboard cutout of a police officer with a fake radar gun in Bobruisk, Belarus, Tuesday.

Photos of the Day: Nov. 9 2010

Although Berl dreamed of founding a collective for himself, his family and his comrades from Bobruisk, he avoided voicing his ideas openly.

Sarah Shmukler. 2009

Difficulties were evident in the young circles of Bobruisk as well.

Sarah Shmukler. 2009

She also received a secular education from her mother, a woman with artistic sensibility, attending a Russian school in Bobruisk and, later, the high school (gymnasium) in the neighboring city of Novosybko.

Celia Dropkin. 2009

Celia (Zipporah) Levine Dropkin was born in Bobruisk, White Russia, on December 5, 1887.

Celia Dropkin. 2009

During World War I, members of the Bobruisk group began seeking out one another, attempting to become better organized as the already harsh economic circumstances began to worsen.

Sarah Shmukler. 2009

She remained in Bobruisk for four years, studying Hebrew and Bible and becoming acquainted with the new Hebrew literature and with Yiddish popular literature.

Rahel Katznelson. 2009

Sarah Shmukler was born in 1889 in Bobruisk, Byelorussia (now Belarus), where she was active in a group of young intellectuals set up by Berl Katznelson at the local Jewish library, torn between the principles of the First Russian Revolution of 1905 and Zionism.

Sarah Shmukler. 2009