Białystok
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Kaplan library
The Kaplan library contained about 2,000 books in August 1944.
Zabludowa Judenrat
Jewish council whose members were allegedly shot by Friedl.
Hebrew gymnasiums in Bialystok
Hebrew secondary schools represented at a 1939 conference.
Neuwelt Bet Midrash
Institution where Cantor Czudin formerly served as cantor.
bet hamidrash
Building wall against which one hundred people were shot.
Bialystok Judenrat
Ghetto council issuing orders and managing wartime affairs.
German cooking-oil factory
Factory where the three condemned men worked.
Judenrat
Council administering jobs, taxes, and entry decisions in the ghetto.
ghetto schools and vocational training centers
Educational institutions established in the ghetto.
Linas Hatzedek
Building housing a unit for treating ambulatory patients.
Linas Cholim
Building providing dental and therapy services.
Linas Hatzedek hall
Hall where Barasz explained his policies to the public.
Old-age home in the Bialystok ghetto
Old-age home operating inside the ghetto.
Orphanage in the Bialystok ghetto
Orphanage operating inside the ghetto.
School in the Bialystok ghetto
School operating inside the ghetto.
Cooperative Bank
Bank shown in a caption as founded in 1901.
Druskeniki Gymnasium
Gymnasium where named instructors worked.
Zeligman Gymnasium
Gymnasium where Aron Murkis worked as an instructor.
Kehilla
Jewish community administration formerly directed by Efrajim Barasz.
New mikvah
Mikvah built in a cooperative member’s home after the former one was liquidated.
incurable home
Former housing facility for aged and infirm Jews.
large orphans’ home
New institution formed by combining three separate orphanage facilities.
Hebrew University
University associated with archaeologist Lipa Sukenik.
Children's home in Bialystok
Home serving more than five hundred Jewish children of working parents.
Orphanages in Bialystok
Institutions providing support during war and poverty.
Synagogues in Bialystok
Institutions providing support during war and poverty.
Public kitchens in Bialystok
Institutions providing food and comfort during war and poverty.
Habimah Theater
Theater opened by Nochum Cemach in 1913.
Board of Jewish Education
Board whose members served Bialystok Jewish education
Municipal Council
Municipal council whose Jewish representatives were elected in 1931.
Dr. Josef Chazanowicz Library
Library administration listing a chairman, vice-chairman, secretary, and members.
Jewish old age home
Home receiving city subsidies.
Bialystok Kehilla
Communal body overseeing agencies, committees, and institutions.
Bialystok Municipal Council
Local government that granted subsidies and a tax reduction to the troupe.
Habimah National Theater in Israel
Israeli national theater directed by Isroel Beker.
Bialystok yeshiva
A four-grade religious institution that expanded after World War I.