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Formation of the Bialystoker Ladies Auxiliary

The Bialystoker Ladies Auxiliary was formed from a small group and later became a large organization.

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Founding of the Bialystoker Young Men's Benevolent Association

The association was founded in October 1906.

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Founding of Club Bialystoker Friends

Club Bialystoker Friends was founded in 1945 after the war.

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Death of Rabbi Michael Iskalsky

Rabbi Michael Iskalsky died in 1951.

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Isaac Ribalovsky's arrival in America

Isaac Ribalovsky came to America in 1947.

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Ribalowski arrived in New York after the war

Isaac Ribalowski came to New York after World War II.

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Molly Ribalovski’s service on the Bialystoker Center board

Molly Ribalovski was a member of the Bialystoker Center board of directors.

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David Sohn founded Bialystok Relief

David Sohn founded Bialystok Relief during the conflict period.

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Death of David Sohn

David Sohn died in February 1968.

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David Sohn arrives in America

David Sohn came to America carrying luggage.

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Ladies Auxiliary founded

A Ladies Auxiliary was founded to involve women in relief work.

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Opening of Forest City Enterprises

The Rottner brothers opened Forest City Enterprises in 1929.

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Max Rottner became company president

Max Rottner became president of the prominent enterprise in 1929.

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Ratovtser family migration to America

The family left Bialystok and came to America.

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Family settlement in Cleveland

The family came to America and immediately settled in Cleveland in 1921.

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Laser opened a grocery store

Laser later opened a grocery store.

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Max Ratner visits Poland

Max Ratner visited Poland, including Warsaw and Auschwitz.

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Jacob Sapirstein moved to Cleveland

Jacob Sapirstein came to Cleveland in 1906 and entered his uncle's store.

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Jacob Sapirstein opened a shop

Jacob Sapirstein opened a postcard shop in the room where he lived.

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Founding of American Greetings Corporation

Jacob Sapirstein founded American Greetings Corporation in 1906.

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1969 Bialystok World Gathering

The Bialystok Association in Israel called a worldwide gathering of landsmen in 1969.

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Founding of the Kiryat Bialystok Foundation

The Kiryat Bialystok Foundation was established at a world conference.

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Construction of an industrial building

An industrial textile building was constructed in Kiryat Bialystok in 1962.

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Proposed spinning mill founding

The passage calls for founding a spinning mill associated with Białystok residents.

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Establishment of the Center of Bialystokers in Israel

A center was established to organize and support Bialystokers in Israel.

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Zalman Yerushalmi married Rachel

Zalman married Rachel in September 1924.

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Founding of the Trusteeship Company

A trusteeship company was established to take over inherited properties.

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Early Bialystok migration to the Land of Israel

Early Bialystok Hovevei Zion members arrived in the Land of Israel.

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Founding of Kfar Uriah

The Magisevich family is described as among Kfar Uriah's founders.

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Creation of a Yiddish weekly in Harbin

Eliezer Feigin created, edited, and published a Yiddish weekly in Harbin in 1920.

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Sender Chadad migrated to Eretz Israel

Sender Chadad arrived in Eretz Israel in 1875.

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Arrival of Bialystok survivors in the Land of Israel

Surviving Bialystok landsleit arrived in the Land of Israel after World War II.

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Establishment of Kiryat Bialystok

The idea of building Kiryat Bialystok in Israel was realized through community efforts.

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Bialystok landsleit world convention

Bialystok landsleit world convention

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Million-dollar campaign

A million-dollar fundraising campaign began at the convention and ended on August 21, 1951.

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Building purchased for the Bialystok center

A large building at 19 Rob Street was purchased in St. Kilda in 1946.

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