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Angielska Street

אַנגעלסקע

A street in Bialystok’s former Jewish quarter.

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Sienkiewicz Street

שיענקעוויטשא גאַס

Street where the former Hebrew Gymnasium building stood.

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Hospital in the former Hebrew Gymnasium building

אַ שפּיטאָל

Hospital currently occupying the former Hebrew Gymnasium building.

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Former Great Jewish Hospital

געוועזענעם גרויסן אידישן שפּיטאָל

Former Jewish hospital on Warsaw Street, now a general hospital.

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General Hospital

אַלגעמײנער שפּיטאָל

Hospital occupying the former Great Jewish Hospital building.

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Pioneer Youth Movement

חלוצישע יוגנט באַוועגונג

Movement established after the cemetery experience and prepared to go to Israel.

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Zionist Conference

ציו- ניסטישער קאַנפערענץ

Conference in London where Chaike Grosman delivered a speech.

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Adolf Eichmann

אייכמאַנ'ס

Eichmann’s reality is associated with the valley of death and darkness.

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Frumke

פרומקע

Frumke is remembered among heroic Jewish daughters of the movement.

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Samuel Pisar

סעמיועל (שמואל) פּיסאר

A Bialystoker deported to Auschwitz who later became an internationally known public figure.

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Giscard d’Estaing

זשיסקאַר ד'עסטעיז

The French president who visited Auschwitz with Samuel Pisar present.

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Mr. President

מר. פּרעזידענט

The passage addresses or mentions a president alongside the speaker’s Auschwitz experience.

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Samuel Pisar

סעמיועל פּיסאַר

Dr. Samuel Pisar is described attending a commemoration at Auschwitz with his wife.

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Bergen-Belsen

בערגן-בעלזן

A camp named in a sequence of wartime locations.

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Experimental block

דער טרויעריקער עקספּערימענט-בלאָק

A block described as a sorrowful experiment site.

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Yosef Blumson

יוסף בּלומסאָן

Named at the beginning of a passage recounting wartime experiences.

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Biala Podlaska

ביאַלאַ פּאָדלאַסק

Town where Sam Solazh’s maternal grandfather was rabbi.

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Newark, New Jersey

נואַרק, ניו דזשוירזי

Place where Sam Solazh’s paternal grandfather was a sexton.

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Sem Solazh

סאַלאַזש

Young man who lived in the Bialystok Ghetto and was deported to Treblinka.

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Bialystoker Landsleit

די ביאַליסטאָקער לאַנדסלײט

Bialystok compatriots who supported the Kiryat Bialystok project.

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Lanke

לאַנקע

Lanke is remembered among heroic Jewish daughters of the movement.

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Tashe

טאַשע

Tashe is remembered among heroic Jewish daughters of the movement.

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Samuel Pisar’s speech at Auschwitz

די דערמאַנטע דראַמאַטישע רעדע TD‏ דר. סעמיועל פּיסאַר

A dramatic speech by Samuel Pisar addressed to the French president at Auschwitz.

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President

פּרעזידענט

The passage directly addresses a president before describing murdered people.

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Samuel Pisar's wife

זיין פרוי

Samuel Pisar's wife is mentioned accompanying him at Auschwitz.

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President of France

דעם פּראַנצויזישן פּרעזידענט

The French president is mentioned in connection with the Auschwitz commemoration.

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Ghetto hospital

געטאָ-שפּיטאָל

Hospital where a child was born and later lost at eighteen months.

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the husband

מיין מאַן

The narrator's husband is mentioned among those driven together.

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the mother

מאַמען

The narrator's mother is mentioned among those driven together.

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the mother-in-law

שוויגער

The narrator's mother-in-law is mentioned among those driven together.

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storm troopers

שטורעם-טרופּער

Storm troopers are named among the persecutors.

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UNRRA

אונרא

UNRRA is named as providing supplies and assistance.

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Salzburg

זאַלצבורג

Salzburg is listed among places traversed after leaving Poland.

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Crematoria

קרעמאַטאָריעס

Crematoria are described as standing near the scene of suffering.

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Pinnie Khorovsky

פּיניע כאָראָווסקי

Jewish man whose attempted arrest was described during the ghetto period.

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Long Island

לאַנג איילענד

The place where Kharavski reportedly lives after the war.

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