Białystok
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Naomi Sohn
Child of David and Vera Sohn.
Mildred Sohn
Child of David and Vera Sohn.
Izaak Rybal
Bialystoker administrator and successor to David Sohn.
Molly Goldberg
Bialystok-born bookkeeper who married Mr. Rybal.
Hyman Goldberg
Molly Goldberg’s late father and textile-factory manager.
Jean Goldberg
Molly Goldberg’s late mother.
Spoleczna Gymnasium
Private school for Jewish children attended by Molly Goldberg.
Thomas Jefferson High School
Brooklyn high school attended by Molly Goldberg.
City College of New York
College attended by Molly Goldberg.
Atalanta Trading Corporation
Company where Molly Goldberg worked as a bookkeeper.
Bialystok Photo Album
Historic photo album issued in 1951 by the Bybliostoker community.
Louis Silver
Named author or contributor associated with the Rybal account.
Rybalowski family
Family that owned a kosher restaurant and catering hall in Bialystok.
Dwejre Rybalowski
Parent of Izaak Rybal, according to the passage.
Meir Rybalowski
Parent of Izaak Rybal, according to the passage.
Sarah of the Railroad
Izaak Rybal’s grandmother who founded the family restaurant.
Rybalowski restaurant-catering hall
Family-owned kosher restaurant and catering hall near Bialystok’s railroad station.
Bialystok railroad station
Railroad station near the Rybalowski family restaurant.
Russian Army
Army into which Izaak Rybal was drafted in 1941.
Prague
City where Izaak Rybal spent six months after the war.
Leon Rubin
Izaak Rybal’s late brother who introduced him to David Sohn.
Bialystoker landsmanschaft in New York
New York organization founded by David Sohn for Bialystokers.
Jacob Sapirstein
Bialystok-born entrepreneur and founder of American Greetings Corporation.
Jennie Kantor
Jacob Sapirstein's wife and native of his hometown.
Morris S. Stone
Vice chairman of American Greetings Corporation.
Harry R. Stone
President of Courtland Management, Inc.
American Greeting Corporation
Company founded by Jacob Sapirstein in 1906 and later expanded internationally.
Joint Distribution Committee
Organization that brought Jacob Sapirstein to America.
Hebrew Academy of Cleveland
Cleveland day school co-founded by Jacob Sapirstein.
Kiryat Telshe-Stone
Growing Israeli city whose establishment Jacob Sapirstein helped support.
Leonard Ratner
Member of the Ratner family who died in 1975.
Harry Ratner
Member of the Ratner family who died in 1961.
Bruce Ratner
Former Commissioner of the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs.
Charles Ratner
Member of the Ratner family who died in 1939.
American-Israel Chamber of Commerce
Organization whose president promoted United States-Israel industrial cooperation.
Acco
Israeli city containing one of Max Ratner's enterprises.