Białystok
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Bialystok Surrounding Relief Association
A Bialystok relief association listed in Canada in 1943.
Bialystok Young Women's League
A Bialystok women's organization listed in New York in 1944.
Bialystok Friends
An organization listed in 1946 within the Bialystok organizational network.
Bialystok Historical Society
A historical society listed among Bialystok organizations in 1947.
Bialystok Landsmanschaft in America
A Bialystok landsmanschaft whose activities were connected by the publication.
The club
A club that conducted important work and collected funds for Bialystok.
Bialystoker Friends
An organization active in fundraising and establishing a Bialystok center in Israel.
Israeli Chambers of Commerce
Organization whose president was Max Ratner.
American-Israeli Chambers of Commerce
Organization whose president was Max Rotner.
Courtland Management Inc.
Organization identified as Harry R. Stone’s employer or institution.
Kedushei Bialystok
Charitable organization associated with loans in Kiryat Bialystok.
Bialystok Center in Eretz Israel
Organization whose committee members were listed after World War I.
Association of Bialystokers in Israel
An association that aided survivors after the war.
Zionist Organization of Białystok
An organization in Białystok whose vice-chairman was A. Loib.
Habima Theater
A theater named in connection with Chayele Grober and its founder and first director.
Bialystok landsmanschaft organizations
Organizations represented at the world gathering.
Bialystok Foundation
A foundation associated with Bialystok and a victory club.
Mutual-Aid Loan Fund
Fund established by Melbourne Bialystok immigrants to help people in need.
Former partisan organization of the Bryansk Forests
Former partisan organization associated with the Bryansk Forests.
New executive commission
Commission elected in March 1947 with active members and an outreach goal.
Soviets
Authorities who sent some people to Siberia.
Białystok Committee
The committee operated for 22 years, from 1945 to 1977.
Bialystoker Union
A Bialystoker organization whose committee established assistance and publication goals.
Bialystoker Union in Paris
Committee signing a letter requesting funds and publication copies.
Bialystoker committee
Achvah
Social club enabling Bialystokers and guests to meet at headquarters.
Bialystoker Somach Noflim
A Bialystoker society founded in 1886 and later chartered in New York.
Jewish underground resistance
Resistance organization that issued an appeal to fight the Nazis.
Zionist groups
Underground groups opposing the Nazis in the Bialystok ghetto.
Socialist groups
Underground groups opposing the Nazis in the Bialystok ghetto.
Communist groups
Underground groups opposing the Nazis in the Bialystok ghetto.