Białystok
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Sara Eibelson
Named in a memorial inscription.
Golde Katz
Named as a beloved grandmother in a memorial inscription.
George Gering
Named in a memorial inscription.
Nicholas II
Russian emperor who visited Bialystok in 1912.
Hitler
Named in reference to the destruction of Jewish Bialystok.
Teacher Tzvi Hirsh Liberman
Identified as Leibl Liberman’s father.
Mikhle Fridman
Listed among active comrades.
Betzalel Marants
Listed among active comrades.
Noske Druker
Listed among active comrades.
Yekutiel D zivak
Listed among active comrades.
Avraham Kagan
Listed among active comrades.
Fyodor
Singer identified as a famous singer in the passage.
Dr. Zamenhof
A person credited with creating Esperanto first.
An-ski
Author of The Dybbuk.
Ben
Painter living in Paris and described as highly popular.
Berlevi
Painter from Warsaw invited to the exhibition opening.
S. Goldman
Helped bring artists closer and helped them feel at home in the city.
M. Babitch
Named author of the account of the first art exhibition.
Yaakov Pat
Yaakov Pat is listed as an executive of the Jewish Cultural League.
Sh. Goldman
Sh. Goldman is listed as representing the youth union.
Razanetsky
A painter who lived in Bialystok and walked its streets in uniform.
Lindenfeld
A painter whose pictures depicted Jewish subjects.
Zaydenbaitl
A painter whose pictures depicted Jewish subjects.
M. Sirota
M. Sirota is named at the end of the passage.
Kabriner Rebbe, Nahumke
The Kabriner Rebbe led a Hasidic table in Bialystok.
R. Meir'l
R. Meir'l is identified as the Kabriner Rebbe's son-in-law.
Slonimer Rebbe
The Slonimer Rebbe lived in Bialystok.
Meir Fish
Founder of a small prayer house and its associated study house.
The Odelsker
Teacher of the eleventh class, described as tall, heavy, and bearded.
The Kalnier
Teacher of the twelfth class, described as frail and beloved by students.
Rabbi Nachumke
Rabbi Nachumke served until his death.
Rabbi Meirl Shchedrovitzky
Rabbi Meirl Shchedrovitzky served as Rabbi Nachumke’s replacement.
Pinchas
A learned man associated with the yeshiva.
Zalman
The yeshiva supervisor and a prominent religious figure.
Henikh
A teacher who was a friend of the yeshiva community.
Rabbi Shimon-Zelig
A yeshiva lecturer described as refined, clean, sympathetic, and clear in his teaching.