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4 Czysta, corner Polna Street

4 Czysta, corner Polna Street

Childhood home of Max Ratner in Bialystok.

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Nozyk Shul

Nozyk Shul

Warsaw synagogue on Twarda Street visited by Max Ratner.

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Mojsze Ratowcer

Mojsze

Parent of Max Ratner and textile manufacturer in Bialystok.

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Pesze Ratowcer

Pesze

Parent of Max Ratner and textile manufacturer in Bialystok.

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Ratowcer family

Ratowcer

Family associated with textile manufacturing and migration from Bialystok.

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Charles Ratner (Kalman)

Charles (Kalman)

Max Ratner’s older brother and Forest City Enterprises leader.

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Leonard Ratner (Lazar)

Leonard (Lazar)

Max Ratner’s brother and lumber-company founder.

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George Sogg

George Sogg

Cousin of the Ratner family with a lumber business in Cleveland.

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Betty Ratner

Betty

Max Ratner’s wife, born in Cleveland.

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Albert Ratner

Albert

Leonard Ratner’s son and president of Forest City Enterprises.

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Corner of Polna and Czysta streets

Polna and Czysta

Bialystok location where the Ratner family lived.

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American-Israel Chamber of Commerce and Industry

American-Israel Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Organization whose president was Max Ratner.

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Bialystok Picture Album — A Famous City and Its Jews Throughout the World

Bialystok Picture Album — A Famous City and Its Jews Throughout the World

1951 album documenting Jewish life in Bialystok and Bialystokers worldwide.

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Bet Haknesset Anshei Bialystok

Bet Haknesset Anshei Bialystok

Historic synagogue founded by Jews from Bialystok at 7 Willet Street.

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7 Willet Street

7 Willet Street

Location of Bet Haknesset Anshei Bialystok in New York.

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Anshei Chesed

Anshei Chesed

Bialystoker society that helped establish the synagogue.

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Adath Jeshurun

Adath Jeshurun

Bialystoker society that helped establish the synagogue.

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Rabbi Jacob Eskolsky

RABBI JACOB ESKOLSKY

Spiritual leader of the Bialystoker Synagogue who died in 1931.

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Rabbi Michael Eskolsky

Rabbi Michael Eskolsky

Son and successor of Rabbi Jacob Eskolsky.

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Great Synagogue in Bialystok

Great Synagogue in Bialystok

Bialystok synagogue whose design was echoed in the New York synagogue.

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Ida Aidak

Ida Aidak

Founder and president of the Ladies Auxiliary.

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Rose Lipman

Rose Lipman

Founder and treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary.

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Sophie Cohen

Sophie Cohen

Founder and financial secretary of the Ladies Auxiliary.

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Bialystoker Young Men’s Benevolent Association

Bialystoker Young Men’s Benevolent Association

Bialystoker society founded in 1906 and active in charitable work.

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Charles Koss

Charles Koss

Officer and driving force behind the Young Men’s association.

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Manuel Grodnick

Manuel Grodnick

Present officer of the Young Men’s association.

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Emily Grodnick

Emily Grodnick

Present officer of the Young Men’s association.

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Herman Schwartz

Herman Schwartz

Present officer of the Young Men’s association.

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David Fine

David Fine

Officer and current president of the Young Men’s association.

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Club of Bialystoker Friends

Club of Bialystoker Friends

New York affiliate organizing aid, cultural events, and memorial activities.

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Sam Mines

Sam Mines

Member of the Club of Bialystoker Friends.

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Bernard Kaganowski

Bernard Kaganowski

Member of the Club of Bialystoker Friends.

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Barney Sacks

Barney Sacks

Member of the Club of Bialystoker Friends.

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Harry Feinberg

Harry Feinberg

Member of the Club of Bialystoker Friends.

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Nathan Mines

Nathan Mines

Member of the Club of Bialystoker Friends.

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Sam Saide

Sam Saide

Member of the Club of Bialystoker Friends.

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