Białystok
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Jewish secular school system in Bialystok
The Jewish secular school system in Bialystok faced political and financial difficulties.
Petersburg Lesnoy Institute
The institute attended by the student narrator.
Meir's beit midrash
A beit midrash supported study, night learning, and religious scholarship.
Yakhnish Bulkovshtein’s Study House
Study house described as especially rich in books and containing a library room.
Meir Fish’s Study House
Small study house and prayer place founded by Meir Fish.
Orler Yeshiva
Yeshiva mentioned in connection with its head and teachers.
Home for the Elderly
Jewish institution receiving city subsidies.
Bialystok Jewish Bank
A Jewish bank that lent money to weavers and supported industrial development.
Jewish community administration
Administrative body with a council and multiple departments.
Orphan care institutions
Institutions serving orphans among the community’s social services.
Care for disabled people
Community services for disabled people and others.
The Owners' Bank
A bank at 17 Kościuszko Street, founded in 1928.
People's Cooperative Bank
A cooperative bank located at 5 Sienkiewicza Street.
Interest-Free Loan Fund of the Merchants' Union District
A relief committee established in July 1926 for impoverished Jewish people.
Yehoash Reading Hall
A reading hall opened in 1927 and existed in 1929.
Amekh Jewish Theater
Jewish theater that performed in the described production.
Modern Theater
Theater mentioned among Bialystok Jewish theater venues.
Jewish Art
Organization that arranged performances during the German occupation.
Giloh-Rinah Jewish Revue Theater
Jewish revue theater formed in Bubrik in 1926.
Vocational schools
Institutions teaching trades to Jewish youth and adults.
Taz
Institution overseeing medical care and hygiene for Jewish children.
Mikhlakher
Society supplying kosher food to Jewish soldiers and prisoners.
Polish universities
Polish universities are mentioned as places Jewish youth sought to enter.
Academy for the Hebrew Language
Institution of which Leibl Faians was later described as a member.
Grodno Seminary
Seminary attended or completed by Pesach Kaplan.
Bialystok Government Printing House
Government printing house set on fire by German forces.
Modern Talmud Torah
A modern Talmud Torah initiated by Yudel Kaletsky.
Tuberculosis Children's Sanatorium
Sanatorium for children with tuberculosis.
Gilorino Theater
A small theater founded in the chronology.
Jewish Variety Theater
A Jewish variety theater was organized with Jigan-Shumacher participating.
Beth Samuel synagogues
Beth Samuel synagogues are mentioned among repurposed religious buildings.
Religious Butchers' Cooperative
Members raised funds and built a mikveh in a member's residence.
Municipality
The municipal institution where Zalman Weinreich served as cashier.
Payen Bank
Bank formerly chaired by Finkel's son.
Justice administration
A justice system organized by the Jewish Council.
House Administrators Institution
Institution whose administrators maintained order and handled residents’ affairs.