Place · street address
24 Kupiecka Street
24 Kupiecka Street
Building where several Jewish survivors were staying after the war.
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... Nightfall arrived. I wondered how and where I
would spend the night. Walking through the wide-open
streets, I searched for other human beings, feeling
marooned as if on a faraway planet. I asked a Polish
woman whether she knew any Jews. She answered that
she did not. Then, after many inquiries, I was told that
several were staying at a building on 24 Kupiecka
Street, which I found in a state of total disrepair, mak-
ing it difficult to enter. Climbing the stairs, I went into
a dark room and found an emaciated old woman sitting
on a broken chair near a table listing to one side
because it lacked one leg. I asked her whether Jews
lived here and she replied, in a barely audible voice, yes. ...Connected nodes
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Srolke Kot
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Bialystoker Jewish community
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Bialystok → 24 Kupiecka Street
a building on 24 Kupiecka Street
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