Białystok
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A village
A village where Salazh worked as a shepherd and laborer.
Sing Sing
American prison identified in the passage.
Wald-Lager
Camp entered by deported prisoners.
Danzig
Jews from Danzig were murdered at the camp according to the passage.
Stutthof Concentration Camp
The camp identified by the narrator as the site of imprisonment and forced labor.
Soviet Union
State that occupied Bialystok and nationalized businesses.
Prison
A prison where prisoners hid and were held before liberation.
Estonia
The place where Rachel, her husband, and their two sons were murdered.
Venezuela
Country where Ida Katz lived with her children.
Gdańsk
City near which the Wejherowo prison was located.
Yurovetske 24
Address where the narrator states they lived.
Bialystok Ghetto bunkers
Underground bunkers were built beneath floors to evade Nazi detection.
26 Jurowiecka Street
A courtyard at 26 Jurowiecka had a pond used as a water source.
Bale's courtyard
Bale's courtyard contained a fish pond where people sought water.
Lublin extermination center
The destination to which Barash was taken.
Ruzhanske Street
A street associated with a group described in the passage.
Novogrudzkе Street
A street in the Jewish Bialystok described in the passage.
Lapidus's yard
The yard where a bunker was located.
Bunkers
Hidden shelters where Jews took refuge from murderers.
Greece
Named as a country with Jewish resistance groups.
Auschwitz station
Named as the station receiving death transports.
Blizhin labor camp
Named as the camp commanded by Arthur Gasberg.
Ghettos and camps
The passage describes Jews isolated from one another in ghettos and camps.
Wuppertal
German city near the Dutch border where the trial occurred.
Haifa
Israeli city associated with Dr. Milstein and Mrs. Yentshmen-Zandberg.
Munich
A German city mentioned in an airplane journey.
Empire State Building
A New York landmark mentioned in a photograph caption-like description.
Spandau
German prison where the prosecutor said he had served five years.
Youngsville, New York
The location of Etke’s family farm.
Melbourne, Australia
The place where Rivka lived with her family.
Lapy
A place passed by the transport.
Brooklyn, New York
The place where Steven and Marline live.
Blyzhin forced-labor camp
A slave-labor camp mentioned as the destination of the narrator’s wartime experience.
Skarzysko
A place described as being far from Blyzhin.
Mauthausen
Camp named in the narrator's sequence of transfers.
Ebensee
Camp named in the narrator's sequence of transfers.