Białystok
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Kupietzke Street
Street where a fire destroyed a two-story house.
the small ghetto
A smaller ghetto to which 700 Jews were relocated.
Fabritschne Street
Street where 1,200 children were housed.
Malkin station
Station where deportation trains stopped.
Blizhin
Labor camp to which skilled workers were deported.
Kupieczka Street
A street where workers were ordered to assemble.
Lublin-Poniatow
A destination written on wagons transporting raw materials and Jews.
Cheple
A location where houses were set on fire during the uprising.
Houses on both sides of the gardens
Houses burned on both sides of the gardens during the shooting.
Theresienstadt
The destination where transported children and women were isolated in separate barracks.
Czechia
Czechia is mentioned among places crossed after leaving Poland.
Gas chambers
Facilities into which most personnel were driven.
Poniatow
A labor camp where Bialystoker Jews were taken and murdered.
Oryol
A city captured during the Soviet offensive mentioned in the passage.
Belgorod
A city captured during the Soviet offensive mentioned in the passage.
Kharkov
A city captured during the Soviet offensive mentioned in the passage.
Bryansk
A city captured during the Soviet offensive mentioned in the passage.
Other camps
Other camps are mentioned as places where prisoners lived under different conditions.
The camp
The camp is described as the setting of the cremation and later discussion.
Extermination camps
Jews were taken to various extermination camps and murdered there.
Forest
A forest through which the group travels toward partisans.
Baranovicher Road
A road where separated group members are found or regroup.
Warsaw Street 27
Location where special workshops were opened.
A camp in Germany
A camp in Germany to which the printer's father was sent.
27 Warsawer Street
Labor site from which the group escaped.
Nowolipie Alley
Location of Moshe Grotkovitch's sewing workshop.
Prison cellar
A dark prison cellar where the narrator spent 72 hours.
Augustów Forests
Forested area where prisoners were taken to a fenced field.
Sanok
Place associated with Shlomo Rosenblum.
Rabinska Street
Street where Shlumiel lived.
Grabovuke
A field where prisoners were taken and ordered to dig open graves.
7 Kraszewskiego Street, Boiary
A barrack housed the group at 7 Kraszewskiego in Boiary.
Novosiolki
The group was taken near Novosiolki before continuing to work.
Grabówka
The passage names Grabówka as a work location.
Unknown forest
Forest where the group endured hunger, exposure, homelessness, and siege.
Grabovke
A cemetery associated with victims who were not brought to Jewish burial.