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Murder of Jews in the Białystok area

German murderers under Fridl’s leadership committed crimes against Jews in Białystok.

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Trial concerning murders of Bialystok Jews

Trial concerning the murder of Bialystok Jews

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Survivors return to Bialystok

The first few survivors returned to Bialystok in 1946.

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Shooting of 25 Jews at Grodno prison

Fridl reportedly shot 25 Jews during a visit to Grodno prison.

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Ghetto uprising

Ghetto uprising

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Schoolchildren and teacher in Bialystok

A caption identifies schoolchildren with their teacher in Bialystok in 1946.

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Shootings at a ruined ghetto wall

People were shot by German killers at a ruined ghetto wall.

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Search of the courtyard

Bandits searched the courtyard with a tracking dog and found nothing; perpetrator identity is not specified as Germans.

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Raid and attic barricade

Nazis and auxiliaries entered the street; the named group barricaded themselves in an attic.

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Fires during the uprising

The uprising began with fires set in various private and industrial objects and houses.

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German entry into the ghetto

The Germans broke through streets and began entering the ghetto.

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Clash between insurgents and Germans near Suprasl

Insurgents fought Germans behind Suprasl; several insurgents fell.

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H. Rozhanski enters the hospital

H. Rozhanski entered the hospital to learn what happened to his sisters.

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Insurgents escaped through a canal

Twenty insurgents escaped through a canal toward a house on Smolne.

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Białystok ghetto uprising

The Białystok ghetto prepared throughout its existence for an uprising if the Germans attempted liquidation.

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Białystok insurgent battle

German and Ukrainian guards shot 27 Białystok insurgents after they resisted and shouted against the Germans and fascism.

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German authorities visit the ghetto

German authorities began visiting and inspecting the ghetto on August 8, 1943.

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Planned destruction of factories

Organizations prepared resistance members to begin destroying factories during an action.

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German attack on the ghetto

On August 16, 1943, German forces arrived with heavy machine guns and occupied the factories; well-armed SS personnel were involved.

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Bialystok liquidation and uprising

German forces began liquidating the Bialystok area on 16 August 1943; resistance began the same day.

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Resistance appeal issued

A Jewish organization in Bialystok issued an appeal on August 15, 1943.

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Deportations from the Bialystok ghetto

Tens of thousands were deported from the Bialystok ghetto in summer 1943 to killing centers and camps.

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Murder of Białystok Jews

Tens of thousands of Jews from Białystok were murdered at Auschwitz, Treblinka, and other Nazi extermination sites.

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Destruction of Bialystok Jewish streets and synagogue

German forces set Jewish streets and the Great City Synagogue on fire.

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Bialystok prison

ביאַליסטאָקער טורמע

Prison where the song’s author was held in a cellar.

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Yitzhak Malmed resists during the first Bialystok action

On 5 February 1943, Yitzhak Malmed threw vitriol at a Hitlerist during an action.

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Jewish fighters confront the enemy

Jewish fighters attacked the gates while Jews were being taken toward the killing site.

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Jewish fighters killed after bunker discovery

The Nazis discovered the bunker and shot all seventy Jewish fighters.

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Memorial academy for Jewish uprising fighters

A memorial academy honored uprising fighters who died resisting the Nazis.

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Killing of Jewish men after a pogrom

Approximately 5,000 Jewish men were taken outside the city and shot.

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Liberation of Bialystok

Bialystok was liberated from the Nazis after the Red Army's victory.

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Return of the first forty Jews to Bialystok

The first forty Jews returned to Bialystok in 1945 after the massacre.

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Burning of the synagogue quarter

The Germans burned the entire synagogue quarter upon entering Bialystok.

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Matzah bakery opening

Asher Wein opened a bakery at Yatke Street 11 to produce matzah.

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Murder of 60,000 Bialystok Ghetto inhabitants

A memorial commemorates 60,000 people murdered in the Bialystok Ghetto; the ghetto itself should not be modeled as the victim.

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Final liquidation of the Bialystok Ghetto

Armed ghetto heroes fell during the final liquidation of the Bialystok Ghetto.

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