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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.
Founding of the Bialystoker Young Men's Benevolent Association
The association was founded in October 1906.
Founding of Club Bialystoker Friends
Club Bialystoker Friends was founded in 1945 after the war.
Death of Rabbi Michael Iskalsky
Rabbi Michael Iskalsky died in 1951.
Isaac Ribalovsky's arrival in America
Isaac Ribalovsky came to America in 1947.
Ribalowski arrived in New York after the war
Isaac Ribalowski came to New York after World War II.
Molly Ribalovski’s service on the Bialystoker Center board
Molly Ribalovski was a member of the Bialystoker Center board of directors.
David Sohn founded Bialystok Relief
David Sohn founded Bialystok Relief during the conflict period.
Death of David Sohn
David Sohn died in February 1968.
David Sohn arrives in America
David Sohn came to America carrying luggage.
Ladies Auxiliary founded
A Ladies Auxiliary was founded to involve women in relief work.
Opening of Forest City Enterprises
The Rottner brothers opened Forest City Enterprises in 1929.
Max Rottner became company president
Max Rottner became president of the prominent enterprise in 1929.
Ratovtser family migration to America
The family left Bialystok and came to America.
Family settlement in Cleveland
The family came to America and immediately settled in Cleveland in 1921.
Laser opened a grocery store
Laser later opened a grocery store.
Max Ratner visits Poland
Max Ratner visited Poland, including Warsaw and Auschwitz.
Jacob Sapirstein moved to Cleveland
Jacob Sapirstein came to Cleveland in 1906 and entered his uncle's store.
Jacob Sapirstein opened a shop
Jacob Sapirstein opened a postcard shop in the room where he lived.
Founding of American Greetings Corporation
Jacob Sapirstein founded American Greetings Corporation in 1906.
1969 Bialystok World Gathering
The Bialystok Association in Israel called a worldwide gathering of landsmen in 1969.
Founding of the Kiryat Bialystok Foundation
The Kiryat Bialystok Foundation was established at a world conference.
Construction of an industrial building
An industrial textile building was constructed in Kiryat Bialystok in 1962.
Proposed spinning mill founding
The passage calls for founding a spinning mill associated with Białystok residents.
Establishment of the Center of Bialystokers in Israel
A center was established to organize and support Bialystokers in Israel.
Zalman Yerushalmi married Rachel
Zalman married Rachel in September 1924.
Founding of the Trusteeship Company
A trusteeship company was established to take over inherited properties.
Early Bialystok migration to the Land of Israel
Early Bialystok Hovevei Zion members arrived in the Land of Israel.
Founding of Kfar Uriah
The Magisevich family is described as among Kfar Uriah's founders.
Creation of a Yiddish weekly in Harbin
Eliezer Feigin created, edited, and published a Yiddish weekly in Harbin in 1920.
Sender Chadad migrated to Eretz Israel
Sender Chadad arrived in Eretz Israel in 1875.
Arrival of Bialystok survivors in the Land of Israel
Surviving Bialystok landsleit arrived in the Land of Israel after World War II.
Establishment of Kiryat Bialystok
The idea of building Kiryat Bialystok in Israel was realized through community efforts.
Bialystok landsleit world convention
Bialystok landsleit world convention
Million-dollar campaign
A million-dollar fundraising campaign began at the convention and ended on August 21, 1951.
Building purchased for the Bialystok center
A large building at 19 Rob Street was purchased in St. Kilda in 1946.