Białystok
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A. Astrobursky
Listed in the leadership of the Baker Cooperative.
A. Gershuni
Listed in the leadership of the Baker Cooperative.
Tailor Cooperative
Cooperative listed among the publication’s organizations.
A. Berkavitch
Listed as leader of the Tailor Cooperative.
Metal and Construction Artel
Artel listed among the publication’s organizations.
Y. Bialostatsky
Listed as leader of the Metal and Construction Artel.
Shoemaker Artel
Artel listed among the publication’s organizations.
Shofer School
School listed with its leader in the publication credits.
Z. Koniutsky
Listed as leader of the Shofer School.
Abraham Zbar
Leader of Bialystok landsmen in Australia.
Mordecai Krugliak
Associated with moral support from Bialystok landsmen in Israel.
Bialystoker Center of New York
Organization that assisted survivors after the war.
Bialystok landsmen in Australia
Group that sent visas and paid ship tickets for survivors.
Bialystok landsmen in Israel
Group that provided ongoing moral support and encouragement.
Białystok Jewish Committee
A Jewish committee helped recover Jewish children and rebury Holocaust victims.
Białystok Center in New York
A New York center provided financial assistance for the reburial operation.
Voivodeship Jewish Conference
A Jewish conference whose reports were excerpted, from spring 1949.
Cooperatives
Cooperatives employed Jewish and non-Jewish workers and promoted shared work.
Barber workshop
An artisan workshop listed among Białystok cooperatives.
Tailoring workshops
Tailoring workshops listed among Białystok cooperatives.
Shoemaking workshops
Shoemaking workshops listed among Białystok cooperatives.
Printing workshop
A printing workshop listed among Białystok cooperatives.
Mechanical workshop
A mechanical workshop listed among Białystok cooperatives.
Central Association of Bialystokers in Poland
An association whose 1948 financial report is discussed.
Bialystoker Association in Argentina
An association listed as a source of funds.
Bialystoker Association in Uruguay
An association listed as a source of funds.
Bialystoker Association in Africa
An association listed in the financial report.
Bialystoker Association in Mexico
An association listed as a source of funds.
Jewish Cultural Society
Its founding in February 1948 ended the cultural and propaganda department.
Adamyuk
Resident of Eleshkin convicted of handing Jews over.
Eleshkin
Village whose resident was convicted of handing Jews over.
Gadolevsky brothers
Brothers named among defendants in a group trial.
Fukmanovich
Woman sentenced to five or six years for torturing Jews.
Eugeniusz Wirkhov
Orthodox priest sentenced to death for involvement in killings.
Tseikhanovtse
Town associated with a group awaiting judgment for murders and handing Jews over.
Ghetto cemetery in Bialystok
Cemetery where a tent monument was erected.