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Kaplan library
Kaplan library
The Kaplan library contained about 2,000 books in August 1944.
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... That evening, people assembled to remember Bia-
lystok’s resistance fighters with eulogies, dramatic reci-
tations and ghetto songs. The week of mourning
concluded with the reconstruction committee dedicating
the new Kaplan library, which contained about 2,000
books in August 1944 — most donated by J/andsleit in
the United States and Argentina. A Pole in Bialystok
contributed two hundred books he received from ghetto
victims who entrusted them to him before they
perished. ...Connected nodes
Event
Dedication of the new Kaplan library
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Community
Bialystok Jewish community
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Place
Białystok Ghetto Cemetery
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Institution
Great Synagogue
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Person
Malmed
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Place
Mass grave
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Organization
Reconstruction Committee
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Person
Pejsach Kaplan
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