Białystok
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Youth Awakening
An illegal French-language publication associated with Bundist youth.
United Jewish Aid
An organization involved in clandestine aid activities.
Henry
The narrator’s husband, Henry, was active in the mentioned leadership.
French Socialist Party
A political party whose illegal publications were distributed.
Right- and Left-wing Poale Zionists
Right- and left-wing Poale Zionists cooperated in the committees.
The tragic period
A period marked by arrests, torture, shootings, deportations, and extermination.
The Nazis’ defeat
The narrator hoped to witness the defeat of Nazi criminals.
Lyon
A French city with memorial plaques commemorating fallen Jews.
Grenoble
A French city with memorial plaques commemorating fallen Jews.
Jewish Aid Committee
Committee that helped reunite surviving family members.
Jewish Workers Committee of New York
New York committee that helped organize homes for Jewish children.
Villeurbanne
Suburb of Lyon where young people fought the Germans during the uprising.
I. Luniaski
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
David Zabludovski
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
Mrs. Lichtenberg
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
Kreindel Nevadovski
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
Miss Margolis
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
Bobl Grokhovski
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
Tabachinski
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
Hershel Grokhovski
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
Miss Menukha Devorah Rabinovich
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
A. Rapoport
Listed as a member of the first Bialystoker Youth Association administration.
Bialystoker Youth Association
Organization whose first administration was listed in 1916.
Nakhama Dinur (Drogotchinski)
Named as the author of a passage about meeting after the suffering journey.
Laznik family member
A narrator from the Laznik family, originally from Bialystok.
Holon
The narrator’s place of residence in Israel.
Narrator’s father
The narrator’s father, who did not survive with the narrator.
Narrator’s sister
The narrator’s sister, who did not survive with the narrator.
Narrator's mother
The narrator’s mother was taken from a discovered bunker with other relatives.
Narrator's father
The narrator’s father was taken from a discovered bunker and later assigned to work.
Shmuel Drogotchinsky
The narrator's husband, who endured Nazi persecution and escaped from Blechhammer camp.
Leizer Alshansky
A Bialystoker Jewish prisoner who escaped from Blechhammer camp.
Yeshua Krawiecki
A Bialystoker Jewish prisoner who escaped from Blechhammer camp.
Haim Kurniansky
A Bialystoker Jewish prisoner who escaped from Blechhammer camp.
Jaworzno
A camp where the narrator's husband worked as a slave laborer for nineteen months.
Blechhammer
A camp from which Bialystoker Jewish prisoners escaped.