Białystok
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SS guards
SS guards are described as shooting the Jewish worker after the incident.
German military
German forces occupying Bialystok alongside police and Ukrainian forces.
Ukrainian forces
Forces described as occupying Bialystok with Germans and White Russians.
White Russians
Forces described as participating in the occupation and possessing machine guns and tanks.
SS troops
Troops described as carrying out the first action.
Jewish Fighting Organization
An organization described as deciding to fight for life and freedom.
Jewish traitors and police collaborators
Jewish traitors and police collaborators are described as assisting the Germans.
Underground organizations
Underground organizations formed in the Białystok ghetto for a planned uprising.
Jewish resistance organization
Organization that issued an appeal in Bialystok.
HeHalutz
HeHalutz members and supporters were represented in the resistance leadership.
Jewish Writers Association of Lodz
Association that delegated Vice Chairman B. Mark to the ceremony.
Anti-Fascist Combat Organization of the Bialystok Ghetto
Organization identified as founded by Rivka Voiskovska.
Bialystok Community Committee
A committee bearing the name of the Bialystok community, with a Star of David stamp.
Kaner landsmanshaft
Landsmanshaft expected to help with cemetery-related needs.
Jewish Committee of Bialystok
A Jewish committee credited with building cooperatives.
Jewish partisans
Jewish partisans described as leading a struggle in Poland.
New Democratic Government
Government mentioned alongside the Jewish committee as assisting survivors.
Conference of the Jewish Committee
A conference held on April 10, 1949 produced a sixty-page protocol book.
Central Committee of Warsaw
The Central Committee of Warsaw decided to liquidate the school, according to the passage.
Bialystok Jewish society
Society providing medical and material assistance.
British authorities
Authorities who detained the children during their immigration journey.
Białystok Center in New York
A New York center connected rescued Białystok landsleit with aid.
Polish and Red Armies
The passage mentions soldiers in the Polish and Red Armies.
Committee for our home
Committee arranging a benefit concert.
Women’s Auxiliaries Club
Women’s group that joined a clothing campaign for children.
Federation
The narrator traveled as a federation delegation member at the Polish government’s invitation.
Polish Union of Culture and Art
The organization is located in the building of Citron's Beth Midrash.
Special Fund Foundation
Foundation established by Jerry Mink after returning from Bialystok.
Association of Culture and Art
An association occupying the former Tsitrin study house.
Ministry of Religion in Warsaw
Government ministry visited by a Jewish delegation.
Kapa
Kapa is named among the persecutors.
Bialystok Jewish Partisan Detachment
Jewish partisan unit identified in a memorial text.
Hitler regime
The regime opposed by named German political figures.
French resistance fighters
Resistance fighters commemorated on memorial plaques in French cities.
American Army
The army Shimkha joined under General McClellan's command.
Brotherly
Society mentioned as giving Shmukha money for a shoe.