Białystok
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Zemlianka
An underground shelter where the narrators hid for fourteen days.
Zhabie Street
Street near prepared pits mentioned in connection with shootings.
15 Erich Koch Street (Sienkiewicza)
Address where two partisans were reportedly shot.
Grodno prison
Prison where Fridl reportedly shot 25 Jews during a visit.
Yuravietskaya Street
A street along which an SS cordon surrounded part of the ghetto.
Chepla Street
Street reached by a tank through the opened ghetto gate.
Bialystok monument
A white marble monument with a golden menorah is described.
Białystok Ghetto Cemetery
Cemetery mentioned near the fighters’ mass grave.
Ruined ghetto wall on Yurovietska Street
Ruined ghetto wall where people were shot by German killers.
Mass grave near the ghetto cemetery
Mass grave where victims were buried beside the ghetto cemetery.
Large brother grave
Large grave where remains were reburied with ghetto heroes.
Our street
Street besieged by Germans in the narrative.
Courtyard
Courtyard searched by the bandits.
a cemetery
Silence in the ghetto is compared to a cemetery.
Gross-Rosen
Concentration camp named among camps endured by the narrator.
Buchenwald
Concentration camp named among camps endured by the narrator.
Dachau
Concentration camp named among camps endured by the narrator.
Yurovetske
A location mentioned during the uprising.
Auschwitz concentration camp
A concentration camp where the narrator survived.
Smolne
A location where houses were set on fire during the uprising.
Vanzke
A location where houses were set on fire during the uprising.
Smalne
A street mentioned during the German advance into the ghetto.
Khmielne
A street mentioned during the German advance into the ghetto.
factories
Factories targeted during the planned destruction.
Blizhin concentration camp
Concentration camp with a small clinic treating injured prisoners.
Polna, Niewelt, Kupiecka, and Bialostocka Streets
Streets from which residents were ordered to gather in the ghetto's second section.
Cheple, Gurne, and Fabrichne Streets
Streets in the ghetto's second section where people were ordered to gather.
the ghetto's second section
The designated gathering area for residents during the panic.
Markovshizne
Village ten kilometers from Bialystok associated with forced labor.
Partisan forests
Forests from which some survivors emerged.
Khazanovich Street
Jewish street listed among streets destroyed by fire.
Suraska Street
Jewish street listed among streets destroyed by fire.
Shkolna Street
Jewish street listed among streets destroyed by fire.
Dembova Street
Jewish street listed among streets destroyed by fire.
7 Chmielna Street
Address of an underground bunker where Jewish fighters hid.
Auschwitz camp
A camp portrayed as a large, fenced site of mass death.