Białystok
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Martin Fine
Early member of Club Bialystoker Friends.
Yudel Zabludovsky
Early member of Club Bialystoker Friends.
Harry Lazar
Early member of Club Bialystoker Friends.
Nahum Gross
Early member of Club Bialystoker Friends.
William Perl
Early member of Club Bialystoker Friends.
Harry Silver
Early member of Club Bialystoker Friends.
George Lozov
Early member of Club Bialystoker Friends.
Dave Miller
Early member of Club Bialystoker Friends.
Bialystoker Friends Club
A club whose members initiated relief activities for Bialystok Jews.
Bialystoker Center in New York
A New York center uniting, gathering, and maintaining connections among Bialystok landsmen.
State of Israel
State represented by Zvi Klementinovsky at the conference.
World Conference of Bialystok Jews in New York
World conference addressed by an Israeli delegate and attended by David Sohn in 1949.
Old Bialystok Synagogue in New York
A Bialystok synagogue in New York modeled on the former city synagogue.
Rabbi Jacob Iskolsky
The synagogue’s spiritual leader for many years.
Rabbi Michael Iskalsky
Rabbi Jacob Iskolsky’s son and later rabbi of the synagogue.
Anshei Bialystok Synagogue
An Orthodox synagogue on Willett Street in New York, associated with Bialystok immigrants.
Willett Street
Street in New York where Anshei Bialystok Synagogue was located.
East Side, New York
New York neighborhood where Bialystok societies and the synagogue were located.
Bialystok societies
Two Bialystok societies existed on New York's East Side before uniting.
Bialystok institution
Institution where Isaac Ribalovsky became involved after arriving in America.
David Sohn
Former leader of the Bialystok institution.
Isaac Ribalovsky
Described as a leader associated with the Bialystoker Center and activities for Bialystok.
Iceland
Place mentioned among locations Isaac Ribalovsky visited.
Molly Ribalovski
An active participant in the Bialystoker center and broader Jewish communal life.
Isaac
Molly Ribalovski’s beloved husband, described as a prominent Bialystoker Jewish figure.
Louis Silver
A person named in the passage heading.
American Relief Committee
An American relief committee whose secretary and delegate was David Sohn.
Bialystoker landsmanschaft
Bialystoker association described as active in Jewish communal life.
Holocaust
The Holocaust period described as a time of destruction and moral crisis.
Bialystok landsmanschaft
A Bialystok landsmanschaft mentioned in a publication heading.
Zalman Heller
A Hebrew-Yiddish writer, educator, and social activist related to the Sohn family.
David Sohn family
The family of David Sohn is identified as the passage heading.
Freint Sohn
A woman from the Sohn family praised for intelligence and beauty.
Rabbi Moshe David
Freint Sohn’s father, who sought an exceptionally learned match for her.
Mendel Sohn
Moshe Sohn’s father, from one of Bialystok’s oldest respected families.
Nekhama
The daughter of Moshe David and intended bride of Moshe Sohn.