Białystok
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Lomza streets
The streets where Jewish soldiers walked after prayer.
Great Brothers' Grave
Mass grave containing Jews exhumed from various places in the city.
Chmielna Street
Street where a resistance shelter was discovered during the liquidation.
Baranavitcher region
Region associated with a Jewish partisan unit.
Outside the city
Location where approximately 5,000 Jewish men were taken and shot.
Kupietsky 29
Address of the narrator's apartment.
Mlinovts 7
A street address identified as the place where people prayed.
Synagogue quarter
Quarter described as burned by the Germans upon entering Bialystok.
Minske 1
Location where the narrator and Dr. Datner conducted the seder.
Brinsk
Town whose Jewish population was noted for helping the relief action.
Yatke Street 11
Address where Asher Wein opened a bakery.
Stutthof camp
Camp associated with the flour used for distribution.
Old cemetery in Bagnovuke
Old cemetery described as being in poor condition and vandalized.
Mass graves in the city
Numerous graves containing hundreds of murdered Jews were reported in the city.
Legianowe
Legianowe was among Jewish areas described as completely erased.
Sosnowe
Sosnowe was among Jewish areas described as completely erased.
Versalske
Versalske was among Jewish areas described as completely erased.
Kupiecka Street 20
The elders’ home at Kupiecka 20 remained standing and housed the committee.
Fabrychne Street
Fabrychne Street contained surviving social buildings and the former orphanage building.
Peterson
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Detroit
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Milwaukee
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Montreal
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Toronto
A city whose landsleit were thanked for relief gifts.
Canada
The country associated with the thanked landsleit.
Kupiecka 30
An address where many Bialystok Jews reportedly lived in committee buildings.
Minska 1
An address where many Bialystok Jews reportedly lived in committee buildings.
Nai-Velt
A Bialystok locality containing committee housing buildings.
Baginovka Cemetery
Baginovka Cemetery was in poor condition, with damaged graves and monuments.
Concentration camps
Camps from which starving, impoverished, frozen, and ill people returned.
American Zone in Germany
DP camps
Soviet border
The Soviet border, located twenty kilometers from Bialystok.
Zareby Koscielne
A station area associated with attacks on Jews and kibbutz members.
Kielce
The site of a pogrom mentioned in the passage.
Bialystok ghetto cemetery
The cemetery where the four victims were buried.