Białystok
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Lejzer Plawskin
Organized a marathon bicycle race through Bialystok.
P. Ginzburg
Supported ISK activities and led recruitment of a soccer team.
Gerszon Lach
Led a young soccer team that joined ISK.
A. Kniazew
Appointed ISK chairman in 1927.
Henrich Zebin
Appointed ISK vice-chairman in 1927.
Aron Suraski
Jewish entrepreneur whose factory experienced a workers’ strike.
Tewja Slonimski
Entrepreneur whose factory existed for a long time.
Eliezer Abramowski
Entrepreneur whose factory existed for a long time.
Binjomin Amdurski
Entrepreneur whose factory existed for a long time.
Judl Kronenberg
Entrepreneur whose factory existed for a long time.
Porecki-Gawenski
Firm that introduced new textiles in Bialystok around 1900.
Jeruchem Bril
Jewish manufacturer who transferred products to Klynci during World War I.
Kiev area
Destination where Porecki-Gawenski transferred products.
Nowick
Large factory under the Polish regime.
Triling
Large factory under the Polish regime.
Szmuel Cytrin
Large factory under the Polish regime.
Izaak Pines
Large factory under the Polish regime.
Sokol
Medium-sized company in a second commercial association.
Zylberfenig
Medium-sized company in a second commercial association.
Iser Szapira
Medium-sized company in a second commercial association.
Chana Marajn
Medium-sized company in a second commercial association.
Amiel Kulikowski
Medium-sized company in a second commercial association.
Icze Meir Sokol and Son
Medium-sized company in a second commercial association.
H. Osynski
A Bialystok Jewish athlete who organized boxing training and competed publicly.
Motel Ostrynski
A Bialystok firefighter and athlete known for rescuing people during fires and floods.
voluntary fire department in Bialystok
The voluntary fire department in which Motel Ostrynski was an important member.
Zeidel Rudi
A Bialystok athlete identified in a caption as having gone to Israel in the 1930s.
Meir Fisz
A wealthy moneylender who founded a bet midrash.
Rabbi Nochumke
A Chasidic rabbi attracted to Meir Fisz’s bet midrash.
Rabbi Meir Szczedrowicki
Rabbi Nochumke’s son-in-law and successor.
Bialystok yeshiva
A four-grade religious institution that expanded after World War I.
Bialystoker Home in New York
The institution where Rabbi Meir Rapoport died in 1963.
Szyele (Jehoszua) Rapoport
A yeshiva student who became a prominent essayist and critic.
Rabbi Mojsze Rapoport
Szyele Rapoport’s paternal-side rabbi relative.
Rabbi Jojnoson
A renowned Torah authority on Szyele Rapoport’s maternal side.
Rabbi Meir Rapoport
The Bialystoker magid, known for sermons, who died in New York in 1963.