Białystok
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Bialystoker Home in New York
The institution where Rabbi Meir Rapoport died in 1963.
Habimah
Hebrew-language theater company organized by Cemach.
Bundist schools
Bundist schools educated many hundreds of students in Bialystok.
Bialystok Hebrew Gymnasium
Hebrew high school in Bialystok accommodating seven hundred students.
Rabbinical tribunal in Bialystok
Rabbinical tribunal approving a public fast after the pogrom.
Polish church in Bialystok
Starting point of a Catholic procession during the pogrom.
Russian church
Origin of a Russian Orthodox procession during the pogrom.
National Library in Jerusalem
Library founded by Josef Chazanowicz, to which he devoted his life and fortune.
Separate synagogue
Synagogue established by the repressed Maskilim minority.
Batei midrashim
Study halls central to religious, educational, civic, and social life.
Old Bet Hamidrash
House of study constructed in 1718 within the synagogue court.
Bet Hasefer Haamimi Haivri Harishon
Bialystok school attended by the foreword writer in fourth grade.
Bialystoker Center, Home and Infirmary for the Aged
An institution whose General Secretary participated in preparing the volume.
Bialystok Center Hospital and Home for Older People
A Bialystok Center hospital and home for older people is mentioned.
The narrator's school
The narrator's class in Bialystok had 14 students who emigrated to Israel by 1923.
Various aid institutions
Various aid institutions received charitable support.
Loan funds
Loan funds were among the institutions supported by local philanthropy.
Historic synagogue of Zabludow
Historic synagogue described as burning in flames.
Bialystok Town Hall
Town hall with a tower used for imprisoning offenders.
Bialystok city synagogue
A synagogue where worshippers heard a popular cantor on holidays.
Old Beth Midrash
An old study house is mentioned among institutions found in the town.
Beth Rabbi
Beth Rabbi is described as a small wooden house.
Jewish Literary Association of Warsaw
Newly established Jewish literary association chaired by Berl Mark.
Hebrew Library on Gumiener Street
Hebrew library containing much of the Hebrew literature of its time.
Rozhenoy Yeshiva
Yeshiva whose students studied with Zamenhof.
Queen Hotel
A hotel in Basel associated with Dr. Herzl’s expected stay.
Bialystok military garrison
Military garrison whose officials were described as preparing a bloodbath.
Institute for Noble Maidens
An institute where Christian girls from better families studied.
Wee Beit Midrash
A named house of study.
Nevelt Bet Midrash
A listed new bet midrash in Bialystok.
Bet Shmuel Bet Midrash
A listed bet midrash.
Ger Hasidic Bet Midrash
A Hasidic shtibl on Surazer Street.
Rabbi Chaim Hertz's Bet Midrash
A special prayer institution at the synagogue courtyard.
Kopl Zalkind's Bet Midrash
A special prayer institution on Bialystokansker Street.
Bialystok colony
A proposed or established Bialystok-linked colony connected with institutions in the old homeland.
Beinush Mikhalevitch School
School located on Khaniekes.