Białystok
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Main Prison
The main prison to which some people were sent.
Hadassah Hospital, Tel Aviv
Hospital in Tel Aviv where Tuvia Citron was a leading surgeon.
Jewish cultural institutions
Cultural institutions contributing to Bialystok's Jewish cultural life.
Congregation Anshei Bialystok
A congregation identified as founded partly by Biarsky.
Somekh Noflim
Charitable institution that gave Shmukha money for a shoe.
Great House of Study
An institution whose owners withdrew support from Shmicha after the incident.
Skholechne Gymnasium
A girls’ gymnasium in Bialystok represented in a photograph caption.
Home for Elderly People
Institution named in connection with Isak Ribalovski.
Bialystoker Center
A center whose building was expanded into a ten-story structure.
Bialystoker Home
An institution for elderly Jewish people that later included a hospital.
Bialystok Old-Age Home
An old-age home at 228 East Broadway, New York.
Bialystoker Center in New York
New York institution promoting solidarity among Bialystokers and descendants.
State of Israel
State represented by Zvi Klementinovsky at the conference.
Old Bialystok Synagogue in New York
A Bialystok synagogue in New York modeled on the former city synagogue.
Anshei Bialystok Synagogue
An Orthodox synagogue on Willett Street in New York, associated with Bialystok immigrants.
Bialystok institution
Institution where Isaac Ribalovsky became involved after arriving in America.
Home for older people
A proposed institution intended as a model of Bialystoker communal activity in America.
Park Synagogue
Park Synagogue was described as one of America’s largest Conservative synagogues.
Nozhik Synagogue
A Warsaw synagogue visited by Max Ratner.
First Jewish Hebrew Gymnasium in Bialystok
School where Max Ratner studied and reportedly achieved a high level.
Secondary school
Institution built in the developing town.
Community center
Institution built in the developing town.
Action Bank
Bank described as taking over the fund's task after legalization.
The Gymnasium
Institution where a memorial study room was established.
Bialystok Joint-Stock Bank
A proposed bank intended to support industry, commerce, crafts, and agriculture.
Textile factory
A textile factory was established with 33 technical machines and diesel motors.
Unnamed clinic
Small clinic intended to provide medical assistance to residents.
Jewish central institutions
Jewish central institutions are described as supporting construction of a factory.
National Jewish institutions
National Jewish institutions were contacted regarding land acquisition.
Bialystoker Center and Old Age Home
A Bialystok-associated center and old age home in New York.
Bialystoker Bikur Cholim of Brooklyn
A Bialystok-associated Bikur Cholim organization in Brooklyn.
Białystok Center
The Białystok Center administration created permits for new immigrants.
Bialystok Center in Melbourne
Center established to receive rescued Bialystokers and other countrymen.
Jewish institutions in Melbourne
Jewish institutions in Melbourne received funds collected by Białystok landsleit.
Bialystoker Center, Melbourne
A Melbourne center connected with Bialystok landsleit.
Bialystok Center in Australia
Center that obtained permits to bring European refugees to Australia.