Białystok
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Tanchum Ovsekhevich
Led a textile credit cooperative.
Yehoshua Matis
Named among new activists.
Volkavisky
Named among new activists.
Palter
Named among new activists.
Kravvietski
Named among new activists.
Grossman
Named among new activists.
Gadlia Fainsod
Named on a commission for establishing a Bialystok house.
Yehoshua Grutski
Named on a commission for establishing a Bialystok house.
Menachem Shvets
Named on a commission for establishing a Bialystok house.
Kogan
Named on a commission for establishing a Bialystok house.
Bialystok House
Institution established at 622 Jean Jaurès Street.
Cultural center
Cultural center whose construction had begun.
Zalman David Yevreiski
Named on a commission for establishing a Bialystok house.
Moses Vitchiker
Named on a commission for establishing a Bialystok house.
Misha Serzhensky
Named on a commission for establishing a Bialystok house.
622 Jean Jaurès Street
Address where the Bialystok house is located.
Association
Association organizing cultural, memorial, and publishing activities.
La Textile Credit Cooperative
Credit cooperative established in 1957 under Tanchum Ovsekhevich.
Bialystok family in Argentina
A Bialystok family community described as part of the settlement.
Bialystok Association in Argentina
An association founded by Bialystok landsmen in Argentina.
Zerakh Paniemann
Named among the first activists of the association.
Pinie Burshtin
Named among the first activists of the association.
Hershl Bialystotsky
Named among the first activists of the association.
Lissman
Named among the first activists of the association.
Barukh
Named among the first activists of the association.
Ovsekhevitch family
A family named among the association’s first activists.
Vaks
Named among the first activists of the association.
Kornblit
Named among the first activists of the association.
Orlinsky
Named among the first activists of the association.
Levin
Named among the first activists of the association.
Zelikovitch
Named among the first activists of the association.
Zakhari
Named among the first activists of the association.
Mines
Named among the first activists of the association.
Fuks
Named among the first activists of the association.
Refugee camps
Camps linked with Bialystok associations after the Holocaust.
Byalistoker Vegen
A journal published from 1947 and still appearing at the time of writing.