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Corner of Polna and Czysta streets
Polna and Czysta
Bialystok location where the Ratner family lived.
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... His family lived at the corner of Polna and Czysta
streets in Bialystok. His parents, Mojsze and Pesze
Ratowcer, owned weaving looms and were textile
manufacturers. In 1921, the entire family left Bialystok
and came to America. There were eight children, four
brothers and four sisters. ...Connected nodes
Person
Max Ratner
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Person
Max Ratner
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Person
Szmuel Izchaki
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Person
Mojsze Ratowcer
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Pesze Ratowcer
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Family
Ratowcer family
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Person
Charles Ratner (Kalman)
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Person
Leonard Ratner (Lazar)
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Person
George Sogg
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Person
Betty Ratner
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Person
Albert Ratner
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Place
Bialystok
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Business
Forest City Enterprises
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Max Ratner → Corner of Polna and Czysta streets
His family lived at the corner of Polna and Czysta streets in Bialystok.