Białystok
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Bialystoker Brotherly Love Association
Society that provided Simcha with aid for one shoe annually.
Bialystoker Unterstitzungs Verein
First organized society, established in 1864.
Ahavat Achim
An organization listed with its founding year, 1884.
Brotherly Love Association
An association listed with its founding year, 1890.
Bikur Cholim, New York
A New York organization listed with its founding year, 1897.
Bikur Cholim, Brooklyn
A Brooklyn organization listed with its founding year, 1898.
Brit Avraham Lodge, Philadelphia
A Philadelphia lodge listed with its founding year, 1901.
Unterstitzungs-Verein, Brooklyn
A Brooklyn association listed with its founding year, 1902.
Workmen’s Circle
The Workmen’s Circle helped establish homes for Jewish orphans after liberation.
Jewish Labor Committee
The Jewish Labor Committee helped establish homes for Jewish orphans after liberation.
United Jewish Aid Committee
Committee holding secret meetings during the resistance.
Bialystoker landsmanschaft
The Bialystoker landsmanschaft undertook publication of the memorial volume.
Second Generation groups
Network formed by survivors’ children to preserve Jewish experience.
Jewish Reconstruction Committee in Bialystok
Committee to which Rybalowski submitted his elegy in December 1946.
Aliyah Bet
Movement Sam Solasz joined in 1948 to settle in Israel.
HIAS
Organization that assisted Sam Solasz’s arrival in New York.
Israeli armed forces
Forces in which Sam Solasz volunteered during the War of Independence.
American Bar Association
Professional association of which Samuel Pisar was a member.
U.S. State Department
Government department for which Samuel Pisar served as consultant.
Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Congress
Congressional committee Samuel Pisar helped guide.
Polish Center of Culture and Art
Organization housed in the former Cytron’s Bet Hamidrash building.
Zionist youth movement
Movement established in Poland after the war to settle in Israel.
Toz
Organization chaired by Alexander Reigrodsky.
Free Kitchen
Charitable kitchen initiated by S. Citron.
Tenants’ League
League chaired by S. Citron.
Medical Society
Society presided over by S. Citron.
Jewish Reconstruction Committee
Committee registering Jews returning to Bialystok.
Organization of Polish Combatants
Organization described as co-founded by the narrator and tasked with investigating responsibility.
Jewish Cultural-Social Organization in Poland
Organization that maintained the cemetery until November 1970.
Jewish Culture Society
The society operated a library and organized annual memorial meetings.
Bialystoker Center in Argentina
The organization contributed 825,000 zlotys to Bialystok’s Jewish community.
Gordonia Kibbutz in Bialystok
Four guarded chalutzim from this kibbutz were removed from a train and shot.
Polish Army
Army whose soldiers attended the postwar Yom Kippur service.
Reconstruction Committee
The Reconstruction Committee organized commemorative activities and dedicated the Kaplan library.
Resistance fighters
Resistance fighters whose mass grave was exhumed and reburied.
Pupils and their teacher
A group photographed in Bialystok in 1946.