Białystok
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Wolkowysk camps
Collection camps where major typhus epidemics prevailed.
Kelbasin
Collection camp named among places with major typhus epidemics.
Post Street 3
Address where Mersik lived.
Sniadowo
A house near the buried flask was destroyed by artillery in 1944.
Sokółka
Town identified as Leib Blumenthal's birthplace.
Piasta Street
A street outside the ghetto where the archive was reportedly buried.
Death Chamber Number 81
A chamber containing three wall inscriptions in Yiddish.
Zgierz
Place associated with Dawid Tellman in a listed inscription.
Gas chambers 80, 81, and 88
Three numbered chambers containing Jewish inscriptions.
Bielsk Podlaski
Birthplace given for an unnamed person born in 1921.
Suprasel Street
Street where Chaim Grinshtein lived.
Death camps
Camps to which provincial Jews were sent on their final journey.
Sakalkė
A settlement where some people reportedly remained alive.
Majdanek
The transport’s direction after leaving the station.
Lublin
The train stopped in Lublin.
Blizhin camp
The camp where Berta Sakolska recounted her experience.
Fabrichne Street
Street where the Jewish Hospital was located.
Malkin
Place near Treblinka where a deportation train arrived.
Augustow
Augustow was one of the circles within Bialystok District.
Grajewo
Grajewo was one of the circles within Bialystok District.
Sokolka
Sokolka was one of the circles within Bialystok District.
Wysokie Mazowieckie
Wysokie Mazowieckie was one of the circles within Bialystok District.
Visoke-Mazovietsk
Visoke-Mazovietsk was listed among the district’s divisions.
Yagestov
Yagestov was listed among the district’s divisions.
Lomzhe
Lomzhe was listed among the district’s divisions.
Ghettos
Ghettos whose final liquidation destroyed documents and buildings.
Rzeszow
City near which the town and documents were reportedly located.
Lviv
Location of surviving notices issued by a Jewish Council.
Chmielna
Depot designated for Jews ordered to report for transfer.
Narrow streets
Narrow streets are described as housing a concentrated Jewish mass.
Surrounding towns
Surrounding towns are mentioned alongside the narrow streets.
Kupietzka 32
Address where announcements were posted at the building entrance.
Bialystok synagogue
The passage refers to two thousand Jews burned alive in the Bialystok synagogue.
Jewish Council premises
The place to which a Nazi killer was carried after being shot.
29 Kupietzka Street
Address where Nazi perpetrators attacked residents.
factory buildings
Women and children crowded into factory buildings.