Białystok
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Schoolchildren and teacher in Bialystok
A caption identifies schoolchildren with their teacher in Bialystok in 1946.
Białystok Ghetto Cemetery
Cemetery mentioned near the fighters’ mass grave.
Ruined ghetto wall on Yurovietska Street
Ruined ghetto wall where people were shot by German killers.
Mass grave near the ghetto cemetery
Mass grave where victims were buried beside the ghetto cemetery.
Białystok ghetto fighters
Ghetto fighters who died in unequal combat and were later exhumed.
Ghetto heroes
Seventy ghetto heroes associated with a mass grave.
Large brother grave
Large grave where remains were reburied with ghetto heroes.
Polish doctors
Polish doctors who performed the medical examination.
Abrasha Gershuni
Named author or subject of the passage.
Motl
Person described as having an injured or diseased hand.
Rachel Raznshtein
Person named among the hidden group.
Sonie Ruzhaŭski
Person named among the hidden group.
Rivke Khatila
Person named among the hidden group.
Rachel
Person named among the hidden group.
Karolie
Person named among the hidden group.
Maniele
Person named among the hidden group.
Sare
Person named among the hidden group.
Fride
Person named among the hidden group.
Jewish Council circles
Jewish Council circles mentioned as a source of information.
Saddle factory
Factory named among workplaces of group members.
Our street
Street besieged by Germans in the narrative.
Courtyard
Courtyard searched by the bandits.
Gendarme
A gendarme called someone off during the search.
Jewish police officer
A Jewish police officer is mentioned during the courtyard search.
Nazi supervisors
Nazi supervisors are associated with forced labor.
Third Reich
The Third Reich is invoked as an enemy in armed resistance.
a cemetery
Silence in the ghetto is compared to a cemetery.
death battalion of the murderers
A heavily armed death battalion is described as vastly outnumbering the defenders.
Liolek Mints
Named member of a group barricading themselves in an attic.
Srolke Shternfeld
Named member of a group barricading themselves in an attic.
Khayim the Weber
Named member of a group barricading themselves in an attic.
Gross-Rosen
Concentration camp named among camps endured by the narrator.
Buchenwald
Concentration camp named among camps endured by the narrator.
Dachau
Concentration camp named among camps endured by the narrator.
Fanie Ruzhaovski
Identified as a Lodz woman who survived from the narrator’s group.
Nisl Gozaltshani
Named as a surviving member of the narrator’s group.