Białystok
Browse the extracted record
8,006 nodes
Slutsky
A musician from Kyiv Opera included in the transport.
Yudzik
A well-known Jewish man from Bialystok who hid until early 1944.
Shlumiel
A person whose daughter was Yudzik’s wife.
Rabinska Street
Street where Shlumiel lived.
Avnet's former bakery
Former bakery used as a hiding place on Gumiena Street.
Yudzik’s wife
Wife of Yudzik, identified as Shlumiel’s daughter.
Grabovuke
A field where prisoners were taken and ordered to dig open graves.
Poale Zion Workers Party
The workers party named in a 1916 conference caption.
7 Kraszewskiego Street, Boiary
A barrack housed the group at 7 Kraszewskiego in Boiary.
Novosiolki
The group was taken near Novosiolki before continuing to work.
Grabówka
The passage names Grabówka as a work location.
Zalman Emiel
A document found in the graves belonged to Zalman Emiel, a distant cousin.
Finkelstein
A second document belonged to Finkelstein, associated with an iron store.
Finkelstein Iron Store
An iron store on Kupiecka is associated with Finkelstein.
Tevele Wrubel
One of five survivors who emerged from the forest in July 1944.
Israel Felder
One of five survivors who emerged from the forest in July 1944.
Avraham Yitzhak Lev
One of five survivors who emerged from the forest in July 1944.
Anatol
Reportedly remained alive after the group emerged from the forest.
Zalman Edelman
Reportedly remained alive after the group emerged from the forest.
Shaime Lifshitz
Was later taken away to a penal company and probably died there.
Unknown forest
Forest where the group endured hunger, exposure, homelessness, and siege.
Yosef Lev
A Bialystok landsman who pleaded with a gendarme.
Grabovke
A cemetery associated with victims who were not brought to Jewish burial.
Zemlianka
An underground shelter where the narrators hid for fourteen days.
Polish colony
A nearby Polish colony that expelled the narrators fearing German retaliation.
Fritz Gustav Fridl
Named as the principal murderer in the Bialystok ghetto passage.
August 1943 ghetto operation
Vehicles and perpetrators entered the ghetto on 16 August 1943.
Yitzhak Shvartsbord
Named in a report delivered to the Jewish National Committee.
Dr. A. Berman
Named as a signatory of a report.
Yitzhak Zukerman
Named as a signatory of a report.
Jewish National Committee
Issued a report concerning the ghetto resistance.
Mordechai Tenenboim-Tamai
Named in the cited book about a ghetto hero.
Nina Tenenboim-Beker
Named as the source of the cited book volume.
Białystok Yizkor Book
Publication title appearing in the colophon.
Jews of Zabludowe
Jewish community whose council members were shot after reduced nourishment was ordered.
Rubinstein family
A father and son named Rubinstein were hanged in winter 1943–1944.