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Benjamin Tabatchinski
Named in a list of individuals.
Leyzer Floimenboim
Named in a list of individuals.
Yekhezkel Anakhovich
Named in a list of individuals.
Shenkewitcha courtyard
A courtyard on Shenkewitcha Street hosted the Sholem Aleichem Library.
Market Street
A street along which the Bundist procession marched.
Stalin Pact
The passage refers to preparations for the Stalin Pact and its consequences.
Alperin
Named as an active participant in the movement.
Mosheke the printer
Printer described as a dedicated and energetic organizer.
Linat HaTzedek on Rozhansky Street
Second secure location used to store literature, proclamations, and journals.
Graievo
Community represented at the April 1906 district conference.
Braine-Moshe
Female Grodno comrade involved in a conspiratorial consultation.
Hirsh
Listed among active comrades as a brother.
Garber
Listed among active comrades.
Veber
Listed among active comrades.
Zalman
A comrade identified as Zalman who translated a platform into Yiddish.
Nasha Platform
A platform translated into Yiddish by Zalman.
Zarbabel
Person who escaped arrest and traveled via Bialystok toward Vilna.
Unknown young man
A young student and author of the drama Shema Yisrael.
Petersburg Lesnoy Institute
The institute attended by the student narrator.
Pavlova
Artist whose performance is mentioned alongside Chaliapin.
Young Jewish, Lodz
Lodz-based group represented at the exhibition.
Eastern European Jews
The painters were described as children of Eastern Europe.
Lidenfeld
Lidenfeld's works are listed among the sold creations.
Meir
Rabbi Meir is described as childless and financially supporting needy relatives.
Meir's beit midrash
A beit midrash supported study, night learning, and religious scholarship.
Meir's family
Meir's family lived frugally despite his wealth and lacked children.
Gerer Hasidim
Gerer Hasidim were among groups with prayer houses in the city.
Kotzker Hasidim
Kotzker Hasidim were among groups with prayer houses in the city.
Strykover Hasidim
Strykover Hasidim were represented among local prayer-house groups.
Upper Garden
Location where Meir Fish’s prayer place was found.
Rozhansky Street
Location mentioned alongside the Upper Garden.
Yakhnish Bulkovshtein’s Study House
Study house described as especially rich in books and containing a library room.
Meir Fish’s Study House
Small study house and prayer place founded by Meir Fish.
Religious Bialystok Jews
Religious Bialystok Jews took pride in local religious institutions.
Semiatitch
A teacher in the first yeshiva class was called the Semiatitcher.
Lisk
A teacher in the twelfth class came from Lisk, near Vilna.