Białystok
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Rozenecki
Painter who lectured in schools and encouraged Benn.
Benn (Ben-Zion Rabinowicz)
Bialystoker painter living in Paris, encouraged by Rozenecki.
Isaac Goldberg
Man pictured with his wife Deborah-Gitel in Bialystok.
Deborah-Gitel
Wife of Isaac Goldberg, identified as a baker.
St. Petersburg
City to which artists traveled and where Ossip studied.
Habimah
Hebrew-language theater company organized by Cemach.
The Queen of Sheba
Planned revue by Cemach that was never produced.
Ch. Oldak
Member of the first regional Labor Zionist committee.
Josef Antokolski
Labor Zionist activist and regional committee member.
Jankl Janowski
Leader of the Bialystok Labor Zionist party.
Fajwel the Weaver (Szrajbman)
Member of the first regional Labor Zionist committee.
Zelda Kagan
Active young member of the Labor Zionist Party.
Michle Fridman
Active young member of the Labor Zionist Party.
Herszl Fridman
Brother of Michle Fridman and active Labor Zionist member.
Becalel Maranc
Active young member of the Labor Zionist Party.
Noske Pam
Active young member of the Labor Zionist Party.
Jekusiel Dziwak
Active young member of the Labor Zionist Party.
Awrom Kagan
Active young member of the Labor Zionist Party.
Lejbel Liberman
Active young member of the Labor Zionist Party.
Dr. Joseph Rubenstein
Gynecologist active in organizations in Bialystok since 1897.
Dr. Leon Pines
Famous eye specialist whose clinic was in Bialystok.
Dr. Moses Zyman
Executive director of the Jewish Hospital and physician in Bialystok.
Maks Chmelnik
Lecturer for Bialystok Labor Zionist youth groups.
Chaszke Fajnsod
Lecturer for Bialystok Labor Zionist youth groups.
Awrom Liberman
Lecturer for Bialystok Labor Zionist youth groups.
Polish Bund
The Polish Bund was led by a central committee in Warsaw.
Albert Lurie
Albert Lurie appears in a caption identifying the 1906 Bund Committee in Bialystok.
Taras
Taras appears in a caption identifying the 1906 Bund Committee in Bialystok.
Bundist schools
Bundist schools educated many hundreds of students in Bialystok.
Izchok Rywkin
Izchok Rywkin founded and administered the Sholem Aleichem Library.
Jewish trade unions
Jewish trade unions in Bialystok were restored to Bund influence.
Bialystok Hebrew Gymnasium
Hebrew high school in Bialystok accommodating seven hundred students.
Central Committee of the Bund
Bund central committee headquartered in Bialystok during the Czarist period.
Forest behind Bialystok
Traditional place for unauthorized Bund meetings behind the city.
Mrs. Rabinowicz
Leader who sought American assistance for orphaned children.
Czarist Ochrana
Czarist security service that carried out the first mass arrest of Bundists.