Białystok
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Wolkowisk
Town where approximately three hundred girls were sent to gather potatoes.
Fejge Calewicz
Parent named in Judenrat Order 336 as punished.
Mire Antman
Parent named in Judenrat Order 336 as punished.
Rochel Kucharewski
Parent named in Judenrat Order 336 as punished.
Itke Lipowski
Parent named in Judenrat Order 336 as punished.
Arje Lejb Ogurek
Parent named in Judenrat Order 336 as punished.
Szmuel Eplbojm
Parent named in Judenrat Order 336 as punished.
Pesze Sibirski
Parent named in Judenrat Order 336 as punished.
Lipa Szczredrowski
One of three Jews executed by hanging in the Bialystok ghetto.
Eli Dworski
One of three Jews executed by hanging in the Bialystok ghetto.
Jakow Jablonski
One of three Jews executed by hanging in the Bialystok ghetto.
German cooking-oil factory
Factory where the three condemned men worked.
Jaszynowka
Community described as liquidated.
Pruzane
Community described as liquidated.
Jewish Partisan movement
Movement receiving moral support from Bialystok ghetto Jews.
Judenrat
Council administering jobs, taxes, and entry decisions in the ghetto.
Berel Subotnik
Demanded severe penalties for refusing to pay taxes.
Jank!l Goldberg
Stressed unequal responses to tax demands by poor and rich.
Rabbi Rozenman
Argued that Jews should save other Jews in desperate circumstances.
Treblinka death camp
Death camp to which Jews from surrounding communities were sent.
ghetto schools and vocational training centers
Educational institutions established in the ghetto.
Poljeser Railroad Station
Railroad station where Jews were loaded into cattle cars.
Sonja
Pejsach Kaplan’s eldest daughter, holding a responsible position in a factory.
Dr. M. Bergman
Directed the Bialystok ghetto census office.
Dr. Pilecki
Administered the vital statistics department in the Bialystok ghetto.
Neuvelt Bet Midrash
A house of study shown in ruins.
Linas Hatzedek
Building housing a unit for treating ambulatory patients.
Linas Cholim
Building providing dental and therapy services.
Jewish community
The Jewish community was represented by the Judenrat in the ghetto.
Mojsze Berman
Mojsze Berman was appointed assistant to the ghetto police commander.
Jewish Police in the Ghetto
The Jewish Police maintained order and performed administrative duties in the ghetto.
Judenrat building
A makeshift cell was located underneath the Judenrat building.
Nazi authorities
Nazi authorities issued orders and controlled ghetto administration.
Gedalja Rozenman
Rabbi ordered to form the Bialystok Judenrat and later served as its chairman.
B. Subotnik
Judenrat presidium member responsible for finances.
J. Goldberg
Judenrat presidium member and administrator associated with rationing.