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Moyshe Salmal
Maccabi secretary and sports editor.
Lyube Subatnik
Track athlete who married months before the Holocaust and fell in the uprising.
Spektar
Tennis player reportedly killed with spouse and child during the first action.
Pesakh Pamerants
Sports worker and sports teacher.
Shaul (Shoel) Pastrigatch
Boxer described as a Sabbath observer.
Betsalel (Tsalke) Frenkel
Tennis player and sports worker.
Sartshik Frenkel
Betsalel Frenkel’s brother and a tennis player.
Borukh Kagan
Basketball player reportedly killed in July 1941.
Benjamin (Benie) Kamienietzki
Maccabi secretary and community secretary.
Khatskl Kushnier
Boxer.
Aharon Rubin
Cyclist reportedly captured during the first action and later worked as a locksmith in Auschwitz.
Liovke Grinberg
Jewish sportsman representing Jewish sports clubs in Polish associations.
Dr. Shimon Datner
Reported names of Jewish athletes who died during the final liquidation of Białystok Ghetto.
Shele Asavitsky
Footballer, ghetto fighter, and insurgent listed among athlete martyrs.
Arkin
Track-and-field athlete listed among athlete martyrs.
Yitzhak Brzezinski
Boxer listed among athlete martyrs.
Galand
Football goalkeeper and ghetto fighter associated with the Judite organization.
Gershuni
Engineer-electrician deported to the Germans as a communist and killed in July 1941.
Liovke Grinberg
Sportsman associated with the Donnerstike or Shabbesdike group.
Betselel
Track-and-field athlete listed among athlete martyrs.
Chaim Tzvi
Named as the father of Aharon Zabludovsky.
Gdalye of Bialystok
Named figure in a dialogue about Bialystok heroes and freedom.
Unnamed mother
The narrator’s mother recounted witnessing events surrounding the 1882 violence.
Tzvi (Grisha) Klementinowski
Białystok Jewish leader, lawyer, and former community chairman.
Reuven Nakhumovsky
Member of Białystok’s city council in 1939.
Grabski
A trade minister approached by a delegation of Bialystok manufacturers.
Wilhelm
German Kaiser who fled to Holland after revolution broke out.
Zawadski
A tailor mentioned in a description of a magistrate.
Malka-Raizl
Itche Zabludovsky’s energetic wife, who continued the factory.
Dodje Zabludovsky
Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.
Nakh-Dovid Bloch
Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.
Dovid-Avrom Kempner
Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.
Yankev-Shloyme Barash
Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.
Leyzer Ber Preysman
Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.
Fayvl Bloch
Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.
Yeshaye Wisotsky
Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.