Białystok
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UNRRA
UNRRA is named as providing supplies and assistance.
Hitlerists
Perpetrators who murdered prisoners and caused destruction during the Holocaust.
Volksdeutsche
People identified as Volksdeutsche receiving confiscated goods as gifts.
Bialystok Landsmanschaft
An organization in Israel in which Pesach Burshtein was active.
Ukrainians
Described as guarding people alongside Nazis with rifles.
Jewish sports clubs
Sports clubs active in Bialystok's Jewish cultural life.
Youth organizations
Youth organizations active in Bialystok.
Bundist Youth
The Bundist youth organization associated with the illegal publication Youth Awakening.
United Jewish Aid
An organization involved in clandestine aid activities.
French Socialist Party
A political party whose illegal publications were distributed.
Right- and Left-wing Poale Zionists
Right- and left-wing Poale Zionists cooperated in the committees.
Jewish Aid Committee
Committee that helped reunite surviving family members.
Jewish Workers Committee of New York
New York committee that helped organize homes for Jewish children.
Bialystoker Youth Association
Organization whose first administration was listed in 1916.
Bialystok Support Association
A New York association that existed briefly and was dissolved after member disputes.
Sumakh Noflim
A Bialystok society reportedly founded in 1886 and later modernized.
Bialystoker Support Association
A Bialystok organization chartered in New York in 1864.
Bialystok Painters Club
A painters club whose members worked voluntarily at a home.
Kiryat Bialystok Foundation
A foundation listed in 1949 as producing a Bialystok center.
Mesilat Yesharim
An organization listed with its founding year, 1868.
Bialystoker Center in America
A central address and community organization serving Bialystokers worldwide.
Ladies Auxiliary
An auxiliary providing medical, social-cultural, and elder-care assistance.
Bialystoker Ladies Auxiliary
A women's auxiliary organization with branches and activities in American and Canadian cities.
Bialystoker Young Men's Benevolent Association
An organization founded in 1906 that remained active in charitable and Jewish causes.
Bialystok Ladies Auxiliary
A large women’s organization with several thousand members, founded in February 1922.
Bialystoker Ladies Auxiliary
A women's organization that grew from a small group into a major organization.
Club Bialystoker Friends
Organization celebrating its 75th anniversary in 1981.
Bialystoker Friends Club
A club whose members initiated relief activities for Bialystok Jews.
Bialystoker Center in New York
A New York center uniting, gathering, and maintaining connections among Bialystok landsmen.
Bialystok societies
Two Bialystok societies existed on New York's East Side before uniting.
American Relief Committee
An American relief committee whose secretary and delegate was David Sohn.
Revolutionary movement in Bialystok
Movement in which Kalman participated as a young man.
American Greetings Corporation
Corporation described as employing nearly twenty thousand workers.
Bialystok organization
Organization associated with Israel and activities commemorating Bialystok Jews and heroes.
Association of Polish Immigrants
Organization cooperating with the Tel Aviv charity fund to assist immigrants from Soviet Russia.
Organization of Bialystok Natives in Israel
Organization assisting Bialystok survivors and immigrants in Israel.