Institution · school
Jewish school in Bialystok
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School opened for more than twenty Jewish children after the war.
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... Bialystok is in ruins, according to mail we received
from Jews living there. All factories were destroyed by
the Nazis. The Jewish citizenry there has attempted in
recent weeks to rebuild a modicum of Jewish life in the
city. In fact, a school for more than twenty Jewish
children has opened. Most Jews wish to leave Bialystok
for the United States or Israel, because it is difficult for
them to stay there. The blood of their loved ones
drenches the soil. ...Connected nodes
Event
Opening of a Jewish school in Bialystok
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Person
Louis Shreibman
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David Sohn
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Community
Bialystok Jewish community
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Place
New York
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Institution
Bialystoker Center in New York
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Organization
Joint Distribution Committee
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Place
France
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Italy
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Belgium
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Sweden
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Work
The Bialystoker Memorial Book
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