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Nachman Suchowolski
Uncle who assisted Samuel Pisar’s arrival and stay in Melbourne.
Lazar Suchowolski
Uncle who assisted Samuel Pisar’s arrival and stay in Melbourne.
Benjamin Kaufman
Pisar’s childhood friend who survived the camps and became an Australian businessman.
Bialystoker Jewish community in France
Bialystoker Jewish community established and organized in France.
Awrom Bonczewski
Physician who attempted to found a Bialystoker society in Paris.
Victor Bonczewski
Awrom Bonczewski’s son, deported to Auschwitz and killed there.
Herszl Georges
Bonczewski’s brother, sent to Auschwitz and killed there.
Aron Youchnovetzky
Resistance spokesman and later chairman of the Paris committee.
Rywka Youchnovetzky
Aron Youchnovetzky’s wife and resistance participant.
H. Barenbojm
Member of the postwar committee in Paris.
M. Hofenbach
Assisted the Paris committee’s work.
Bialystoker Society in France
Society whose meeting adopted goals on October 8, 1945.
Sara Babicz
Late pianist who helped make committee cultural shows popular.
Zalman Kolesznykow
Actor who contributed to popular committee cultural shows.
Bialystoker Jewish community in Villa Lynch
Bialystoker Jewish weavers and textile manufacturers in Villa Lynch, Buenos Aires.
Los Palmeros
Colony near Palacios and Mosesville reportedly named Bialystok.
Dr. Chaim Shoskes
Honored at a Bialystoker welcome celebration in Buenos Aires in 1945.
Zorach Ponieman
Named among industrialists and communal leaders at the 1945 celebration.
Hersh Woltshansky
Named among industrialists and communal leaders at the 1945 celebration.
Abraham Epstein
Named among industrialists and communal leaders at the 1945 celebration.
Fishel Wolkowisky
Named among industrialists and communal leaders at the 1945 celebration.
Velvel Rojsman
Named among industrialists and communal leaders at the 1945 celebration.
Yitzchok Munacker
Named among industrialists and communal leaders at the 1945 celebration.
Abraham Shewach
Named among industrialists and communal leaders at the 1945 celebration.
H. Bez
Named among industrialists and communal leaders at the 1945 celebration.
Bialystoker Society in Argentina
Organization established in 1930 to support Bialystokers in Argentina.
Bialystoker Wegen
Magazine first published in 1947 and continued thereafter.
Chajele Grober
Bialystoker author or artist who published or composed works.
Henach Kon
Bialystoker author or artist who published or composed works.
Zusman Segalowicz
Bialystoker author or artist who published or composed works.
Jehoszua Rapoport
Bialystoker author or artist who published or composed works.
Chaim Slowes
Bialystoker author or artist who published or composed works.
622 Jean Jaures
Building purchased as Bialystoker headquarters in Buenos Aires in 1964.
Bet Bialystok
Bialystoker headquarters and venue for community celebrations.
Chazanowicz library
Library receiving Yiddish, Hebrew, and Spanish books from landsleit.
Izchok Czesler
Editor of an annual bulletin containing the program for the third seder.