Białystok
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Yerushalmi family
A family involved in expanding enterprises during the 1930s.
Bialystoker organizations
Organizations developed by Bialystoker Jews in Israel.
Zionist movement
Movement in which Zalman Yerushalmi was active.
Gdalya Yeruzalimski
Zalman Yerushalmi's father, identified as Rabbi Dan Yeruzalimski's son.
Dan Yeruzalimski
Identified as Gdalya Yeruzalimski's father.
Rachel
Zalman Yerushalmi's wife, married in September 1924.
Yudkovsky-Repelsky family
Rachel's prominent family.
Haim Yerushalmi
Zalman Yerushalmi’s brother and collaborator in an initiative in Israel.
Yerushalmi family
A family from Bialystok whose members came to Israel.
Clementinovsky
An advocate who participated in promoting publication of the Bialystok memorial book.
Bialystok memorial book
The memorial book whose publication was advocated by Clementinovsky and others.
Organization of Bialystok Emigrants
An organization in Israel led by Zalman Jerushalmi.
Abraham Wertheim
A named contributor appearing at the end of the passage.
Ramat Yishai
The settlement Jeda is now called Ramat Yishai.
A. Loib
Listed as vice-chairman of the Zionist Organization of Białystok and a settlement founder.
Abraham Lifshitz
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Yirmiyahu Litmanovich
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Pinhas Levints
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Yehoshua Kuk
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Peretz Tsemakhovitz
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Betzalel Dolobovsky
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Yakov Starinsky
Listed among founders of the settlement.
American Jewish Land Society
The settlement purchased land from this society.
Textile factory
A textile factory was established with 33 technical machines and diesel motors.
Jeda
A village associated with Bialystok community members and their inherited properties.
Unnamed settlement
A settlement intended to absorb new immigrants.
Unnamed clinic
Small clinic intended to provide medical assistance to residents.
Mr. Diker
Early village builder from Tel Aviv who donated 2,000 dollars.
Jewish central institutions
Jewish central institutions are described as supporting construction of a factory.
Ishi Adler
A former teacher and renowned educator who donated his entire fortune to develop the Jewish settlement.
Trusteeship Company
A company established to take over inherited properties, including factory interests and land.
Abraham Lis
Named author or contributor associated with the passage.
Petah Tikva
The contemporary city identified with an earlier agricultural colony.
Magisevich family
Family said to have helped found Kfar Uriah.
Kfar Uriah
Settlement whose founders included the Magisevich family.
Hadera
Settlement mentioned among colonies built by Bialystok-associated settlers.