Event · monument dedication
Dedication of Bialystok ghetto monument
August 16, 1945
Monument dedicated on August 16, 1945, honoring murdered Bialystok Jews.
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... On the second anniversary of the ghetto’s liquida-
tion, August 16, 1945, we dedicated a unique monu-
ment. Beneath a Jewish star appeared the following
inscription in Yiddish: “In memory of the sixty thou-
sand Jewish people of the Bialystok ghetto, murdered
by the Germans, dedicated by a handful of surviving
Jews. August 16, 1943-August 16, 1945. May they rest
in peace.” At the bottom of the monument, or at its
side — I no longer remember exactly — we inscribed:
“The people of Israel lives ".מס The entire Jewish com-
munity in Bialystok financed this monument. In addi-
tion to Jews, several Polish leaders delivered addresses,
representing the Polish government and community. ...Connected nodes
Community
Bialystok Jewish community
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Person
Dr. Szymon Datner
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Zabia Cemetery
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Bagnowka Cemetery
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Dr. Franka Horowicz
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Basja Bergman
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Dr. Michel Bergman
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Nusja Bergman
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11 Fabryczna Street
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Treblinka
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Majdanek
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Auschwitz
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Jewish Cultural-Social Organization in Poland
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Dedication of Bialystok ghetto monument → Bialystok Jewish community
The entire Jewish com- munity in Bialystok financed this monument.