Białystok
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Lakewood
Place where the Grossman Hotel was located.
Somekh Noflim
Charitable institution that gave Shmukha money for a shoe.
Shimkha
A person who maintained the Great Synagogue on Norfolk Street.
Norfolk Street
Street where the Great Synagogue was located.
General Kruger
General Kruger was falsely reported to have arrived incognito in New York.
Shimkha
A man who visited America and performed various laboring occupations.
Shimkha
A man remembered for his exceptionally large appetite.
Yonkers
The place associated with Philip Tashman.
Broom Street
A street where Philip Tashman was a butcher.
Shimkha
An elderly Bialystoker resident who attended celebrations and received payment for delivering admonitions.
The Bialystoker Yizkor Book
The memorial book named at the end of the passage.
Maxim Suzanov
A painter who posed Shmicha as a rabbi for a portrait.
Shmicha
A man recognized in a newspaper image as General Kruger.
Raia Zak
A woman identified in a school photograph and later living in New York.
Great House of Study
An institution whose owners withdrew support from Shmicha after the incident.
Journal
A newspaper that published a front-page image of General Kruger.
Skholechne Gymnasium
A girls’ gymnasium in Bialystok represented in a photograph caption.
Home for Elderly People
Institution named in connection with Isak Ribalovski.
Bialystok Jews in America
Bialystok Jews in America are described as mutually supportive and active in Jewish life.
David Sohu
Described as a longtime leader of the Bialystok landsmanschaft in America.
Bialystok emigrants
Emigrants from Bialystok portrayed as contributors to American society.
Bialystoker Support Association
A Bialystok organization chartered in New York in 1864.
Bialystok landsmanschaft in America
The Bialystok landsmanschaft in America included multiple organizations.
Bialystok Painters Club
A painters club whose members worked voluntarily at a home.
Kiryat Bialystok Foundation
A foundation listed in 1949 as producing a Bialystok center.
Mesilat Yesharim
An organization listed with its founding year, 1868.
Bialystoker landsmanshaft in America
A Bialystoker landsmanshaft described as active in America.
Bialystoker Center
A center whose building was expanded into a ten-story structure.
Bialystoker Home
An institution for elderly Jewish people that later included a hospital.
Bialystok Old-Age Home
An old-age home at 228 East Broadway, New York.
228 East Broadway, New York
Address of the Bialystok old-age home.
Jewish cemeteries in Bialystok
Jewish cemeteries containing mass graves of Jews murdered by Nazis.
Bialystoker Center in America
A central address and community organization serving Bialystokers worldwide.
Yakov Krepeliak
Named as a writer, personality, and fellow townsman associated with the Bialystoker Stimme.
Herman Frank
Named as a writer, personality, and fellow townsman associated with the Bialystoker Stimme.
Sam Kosl
Named as a writer, personality, and fellow townsman associated with the Bialystoker Stimme.