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Shmuel-Shmid Lane

שמואל-שמיד'ס געסל

A lane named in a description of the destroyed Jewish quarter.

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Haye-Adam Street

חיי-אָדם-גאַס

A street named among places erased by destruction.

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Shuster’s House of Study

שוסטערשער בית-מדרש

A house of study named among destroyed local sites.

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Elimelech’s House of Study

אלימלכ'ס בית-מדרש

A house of study named among destroyed local sites.

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Bar Kokhba

בר כוכבא

A heroic subject heard by children in theater performances.

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Shulamit

שולמית

A work associated with children’s theater performances.

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Rabbi Dr. Aleksander Shindler

ראַבאַי דר, אַלעקסאַנדער שינדלער

Named as a delegation member who remained in Washington.

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Shlomo Ben-Yisrael

שלמה בן:ישראל

Named as a delegation member and vice-chair.

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Eli Zborowski

אלי זבאָראָווסקי

Named as a delegation member and vice-chair.

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Ben Grey

בען גרעי

Named as a delegation member associated with Los Angeles.

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Yekhiel Dobekirer

יחיאל דאָבעקירער

Named as the delegation secretary.

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Kalman Sultanik

קלמן סולטאַניק

Named as the delegation treasurer.

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Polish Jewry

פּוילישן אידנטום

The delegation sought to preserve its spiritual heritage.

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Bocki

באָצקי

Bocki is listed among towns formerly known for Jewish life.

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Abraham Shidranski

אברהם שידראַנסקי

Named among nine Jews found in Bialystok.

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L. M. Pener

ל. מ. פּענער

Named among nine Jews found in Bialystok.

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Leib Bielski

לייב ביעלסקי

Named among nine Jews found in Bialystok.

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Hershl Yalovski

הערשל יאַלאָווסקי

Named among nine Jews found in Bialystok.

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Kalman Kanya

קלמן קאַניאַ

Named among nine Jews found in Bialystok.

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Bagnowka Cemetery

באַגנאָווקער בית-עלמין

The entrance to Bagnowker Cemetery in Bialystok is shown.

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Shie Bartnovski

שיע באַרטנאָווסקי

Named as one of three people standing at the cemetery.

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Citron's Beth Midrash

ציטראָנ'ס בית המדרש

A building associated with Citron's Beth Midrash stands in Bialystok.

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Zhabie Jewish Cemetery

זשאַביע בית-עלמין

Former Jewish cemetery containing a memorial to murdered Jews.

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Bartnowski

באַרטנאָווסקי

Person asked to help maintain the memorial site.

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Old Jewish Cemetery

אַלטן אידישן בית-עולם

Jewish cemetery described as destroyed and unrecognizable.

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Yankel Hashkes

יאַנקל חאַשקעס

Named individual listed with an associated locality.

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Shlomo Pachter

שלמה פּאַכטער

Named individual listed with an associated locality.

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Shimon Zlotorinsky

שמעון זלאָטאָרינסקי

Named individual listed with an associated locality.

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Jerry Mink

דזשערי מינק

Bialystok landsman credited with establishing a special fund foundation.

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Ribalovski family

די משפּחה ריבאַלאָווסקי

Family that had a restaurant where Jewish weddings took place.

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Great Synagogue of Bialystok

גרויסער שוהל

The Great Synagogue where Nazi forces confined Jewish men and children in 1941.

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Tsitrin Study House

ציטרין בית המדרש

A large Bialystok study house built by textile manufacturer S. Tsitrin.

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Minsk Street

מינסקע גאַס

A street where Bialystok’s former Jewish cemetery was located.

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Former Jewish Cemetery

בית-עולם

A former cemetery whose graves were replaced by avenues.

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Zelazna Street

זשעלאזנע

A street in Bialystok’s former Jewish quarter.

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Grunwaldzka Street

גרונוואלדזקעי

A street in Bialystok’s former Jewish quarter.

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