Białystok
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Mass graves in the city
Numerous graves containing hundreds of murdered Jews were reported in the city.
M. Turek
M. Turek worked with a historical committee on the community’s history.
Legianowe
Legianowe was among Jewish areas described as completely erased.
Sosnowe
Sosnowe was among Jewish areas described as completely erased.
Versalske
Versalske was among Jewish areas described as completely erased.
Kupiecka Street 20
The elders’ home at Kupiecka 20 remained standing and housed the committee.
Elders’ Home
The elders’ home at Kupiecka 20 remained standing after the destruction.
School
The school was among the few buildings that remained intact.
Our Committee
The committee occupied the surviving elders’ home at Kupiecka 20.
Fabrychne Street
Fabrychne Street contained surviving social buildings and the former orphanage building.
Citran’s Study House
Citran’s study house on Mazurs Street remained intact.
Old Elders’ Home
The old elders’ home, endowment, and communal kitchen remained intact.
Chaim Shashkes
A messenger who delivered significant relief funds.
Peterson
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Detroit
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Milwaukee
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Montreal
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Toronto
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Canada
The country associated with the thanked landsleit.
Moshav Zekenim
An organization mentioned in discussion of Bialystok-related institutions.
Kupiecka 30
An address where many Bialystok Jews reportedly lived in committee buildings.
Minska 1
An address where many Bialystok Jews reportedly lived in committee buildings.
Nai-Velt
A Bialystok locality containing committee housing buildings.
Jewish Bakers Cooperative
A cooperative employing 11 workers.
Tailors Cooperative
A cooperative employing 11 workers.
Shoemakers Artel
An artel employing five workers.
Jewish Voivodeship Committee of Bialystok
A committee formed after Bialystok was liberated.
Bialystok Textile Factories
Factories in Bialystok's textile industry, largely destroyed.
Sokol-Silberfenig Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Trilling Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Shapiro Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Amiel Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Babele Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Fuchs Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Markus Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Wahlman Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.