Białystok
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Tailor Cooperative
Cooperative listed among the publication’s organizations.
Metal and Construction Artel
Artel listed among the publication’s organizations.
Shoemaker Artel
Artel listed among the publication’s organizations.
Bialystoker Center of New York
Organization that assisted survivors after the war.
Bialystok landsmen in Australia
Group that sent visas and paid ship tickets for survivors.
Bialystok landsmen in Israel
Group that provided ongoing moral support and encouragement.
Voivodeship Jewish Conference
A Jewish conference whose reports were excerpted, from spring 1949.
Cooperatives
Cooperatives employed Jewish and non-Jewish workers and promoted shared work.
Central Association of Bialystokers in Poland
An association whose 1948 financial report is discussed.
Bialystoker Association in Argentina
An association listed as a source of funds.
Bialystoker Association in Uruguay
An association listed as a source of funds.
Bialystoker Association in Africa
An association listed in the financial report.
Bialystoker Association in Mexico
An association listed as a source of funds.
Jewish Society
The Jewish Society participated in the commemorative procession.
Provincial Jewish Conference
A provincial Jewish conference was held in Bialystok in 1949.
Cultural Society
The Cultural Society operated independently and maintained a library.
Agricultural department
The agricultural department continued work concerning remembrance of Jewish heroes and martyrs.
Bialystok Jewish Historical Commission
Commission tasked with documenting Bialystok history.
Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee
Committee whose representatives were contacted in Moscow.
Bricha
Zionist underground organization active in Poland at that time.
Kibbutz HaMeuhad
Organization associated with the children's conditions and education.
Kibbutz Dror
Children's kibbutz to which the rescued group continued toward Eretz Israel.
Relief Committee
Committee that collected and sent funds to survivors in Europe.
Białystok Center
The Białystok Center supported rescued landsleit and broader community interests.
Bialystok organizations
Organizations assisting the Bialystok Center in various American cities.
British destroyers
British vessels that towed the damaged ship.
English soldiers
Soldiers guarding the detention camp.
Jewish delegation
Delegation accompanying Chaya Grossman in America.
Bialystoker Relief
Relief organization initiating clothing assistance for children.
Bialystoker Victory
Organization whose initiative supported a children’s clothing campaign.
Bialystoker landsmen association
A Bialystok landsmen association is mentioned in America.
Bialystoker Bikur Cholim of Brooklyn, New York
The Brooklyn organization that published the 1947 journal Bialystoker Life.
Khevra Shas
A religious organization mentioned among Bialystok institutions.
Pioneer Youth Movement
Movement established after the cemetery experience and prepared to go to Israel.
Bialystoker Landsleit
Bialystok compatriots who supported the Kiryat Bialystok project.
storm troopers
Storm troopers are named among the persecutors.