Białystok
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Zhabia Street
The street named as the location of the ghetto cemetery.
Mexico
Destination of departing Bialystok residents.
Eleshkin
Village whose resident was convicted of handing Jews over.
Tseikhanovtse
Town associated with a group awaiting judgment for murders and handing Jews over.
Ghetto cemetery in Bialystok
Cemetery where a tent monument was erected.
Court
The passage refers to murderers being brought before a court.
Bialystok Province
Province mentioned in a postwar population account.
Suwalki
Town listed with a Jewish population figure.
Uzbekistan
Location identified in a caption about Bialystok refugees.
Zabier Cemetery
Cemetery where victims were buried in mass graves and later restored.
Bagnowka cemetery
The prewar cemetery near the ghetto.
Zhabia Cemetery
Former cemetery site where remains of martyrs and heroes remained on limited ground.
Larger cemetery
Cemetery containing a military section.
United States
Destination to which Leah Einstein and Malka Goldman went.
79 Shenkewitcha Street
The gymnasium building stood at 79 Shenkewitcha Street from 1927.
Pietrasze
Place where Bialystok Jews were reportedly shot.
Zakopane
City mentioned alongside Krakow and the gymnasium's history.
Lemberg
City where Dr. Welger's wife and child were reported killed.
Podhajce
Town in eastern Galicia, identified as Welger’s origin.
Eastern Galicia
Region associated with Podhajce and Balakhov.
Balakhov
Town in eastern Galicia identified as Welger’s wife’s origin.
Urals
Region where the children were evacuated.
Cyprus
Island where the children were detained by the British.
Safed
Jacob Tobias directed a government high school in Safed.
Leningrad
Place associated with Samuel Markowitz.
Paterson
City whose Bialystok landsmanschaft supported relief work.
Italy
Temporary displaced-person camps existed in Italy.
Broadway
The Bialystok Center was located on Broadway in New York.
The Bronx
Location of Nachama Schupak’s home.
Concentration camps in Cyprus
Camps where people from the Bialystok area were reportedly held.
Bucharest
City associated with Bialystokers.
Baku
City associated with Bialystokers.
Buhuși
City associated with Bialystokers.
Los Angeles
City with a participating Bialystoker society.
Sweden
Country where Chayale Grober performed and the writer lived.
Gothenburg
City in Sweden identified as the letter writer’s location.