Person · Judenrat presidium member
B. Subotnik
B. Subotnik
Judenrat presidium member responsible for finances.
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... Because of Rabbi Rozenman’s advanced age and
poor health, he was forced to resign and was succeeded
by Vice-Chairman Barasz, who continued as Chairman
of the Judenrat until March 1943. Others on the Juden-
rat presidium were: B. Subotnik, finances; J. Goldberg,
and Liman, administrators and heads of rationing.
Barasz was considered by many the dictator of the
ghetto. Actually, he was the only one able to carry ona
successful liaison between the Nazis and the Jews. He
deftly encouraged the Germans to reduce the severity of
their requirements and, on the other hand, insisted that
the Jews avoid any pretext that could be used by the ...Connected nodes
Institution
Bialystok Judenrat
Member Of
Person
Pejsach Kaplan
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Person
Gedalja Rozenman
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Person
Efrajim Barasz
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Person
J. Goldberg
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Person
Liman
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Community
Bialystok Jewish community
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Place
Białystok Ghetto
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Institution
Bialystok Judenrat
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Publication
Unzer Leben
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Institution
Linas Hatzedek hall
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Publication
Bialystoker Stimme
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B. Subotnik → Bialystok Judenrat
Others on the Juden- rat presidium were: B. Subotnik, finances
- body:
- presidium
- portfolio:
- finances