Białystok
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Rozina
Deputy associated with the gymnasium and identified as originating from the Soviet Union.
Dr. Franka Harawitz
Teacher transferred from the 9th school to another school in Bialystok.
9th School
School where three named teachers worked before being transferred.
Bialystok Star
Local Jewish newspaper that published a sharp article.
Dr. Welger
Teacher associated with the Hebrew Gymnasium and Bialystok wartime experience.
Lemberg
City where Dr. Welger's wife and child were reported killed.
Magister Jacob Schnaper
Teacher listed among Hebrew Gymnasium teachers during the ghetto period.
Lubelski
Warsaw refugee, mathematician, and pedagogue listed among teachers.
Shoshana Datner
Wife of Shimon Datner, listed among wartime residents.
Israel Reis
Teacher at Druskin's Gymnasium, listed among wartime residents.
Baziunie
Daughter or child listed with Niushe Bergman.
Lushe
Sister of Niushe, listed among wartime residents.
Dr. Franke Horowitz
Teacher at the gymnasium who died during the First Aktion.
Roze
The narrator’s deceased wife, who helped the widow and orphans.
Mrs. Kosowski
Woman who remembered her missing son and hoped he was alive.
Nyushe Bergman
Parent of Baziunie Bergman.
Zeligman's Polish-language Private Gymnasium
School attended by Jewish and Polish students.
Podhajce
Town in eastern Galicia, identified as Welger’s origin.
Eastern Galicia
Region associated with Podhajce and Balakhov.
Balakhov
Town in eastern Galicia identified as Welger’s wife’s origin.
Elenke Welger
Daughter of Dr. Chaim Welger and his wife.
Hebrew Gymnasium of Bialystok
The fifth graduating class of Bialystok's Hebrew gymnasium is depicted at its tenth anniversary in 1930.
Jacob Tobias
A Lomza Jewish community official who directed an orphanage and accompanied children during wartime evacuation.
Jewish community in Lomza
The Jewish community in Lomza, associated with Jacob Tobias.
Bialystok Center in New York
The committee sought closer contact with this center and mediation between European Jews.
Lomza Jewish orphanage
An orphanage directed by Jacob Tobias.
State of Israel
The country in which the rescued children became citizens.
Shalom Bechman
The named contributor associated with the account of the miracle children.
Urals
Region where the children were evacuated.
Cyprus
Island where the children were detained by the British.
Safed
Jacob Tobias directed a government high school in Safed.
Government high school
Jacob Tobias directed a government high school in Safed.