Białystok
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Rozenman family
Rabbi Dr. Rozenman, his wife, and two daughters.
Karp family
A Karp family's ten-year-old boy was among the imprisoned children.
Lipiec brothers
Two children of the Lipiec brothers from Grodno were imprisoned.
Rubinstein family
A father and son named Rubinstein were hanged in winter 1943–1944.
Knishin family
A Jewish family identified as living in the area.
Gadolevsky brothers
Brothers named among defendants in a group trial.
Christian family
A Christian family hid Ben in a cellar for several years.
Ribalovski family
Family that had a restaurant where Jewish weddings took place.
Sam Salazh’s family
Sam Salazh’s murdered parents and ten siblings.
Narrator’s family
The narrator’s relatives suffered persecution and murder during the Holocaust.
Rescued family
A family visited and photographed by a young German man.
Narrator’s family
The narrator refers to descendants continuing her family line.
Acquaintance family
A family whose hidden child was accidentally suffocated during a Nazi search.
Narrator's family
Family divided during deportation.
Dutch family
A Dutch family with whom Shimkha stayed at his first American station.
David Sohn family
The family of David Sohn is identified as the passage heading.
Sohn family
The family to which David Sohn was related and Zalman Heller was a cousin.
Ratner family
The Ratner family operated a large enterprise.
Ratovtser family
Bialystok family of eight children that emigrated to America.
Bialystok families
Families who could receive employment from a weaving industry.
Yerushalmi family
A family involved in expanding enterprises during the 1930s.
Yudkovsky-Repelsky family
Rachel's prominent family.
Yerushalmi family
A family from Bialystok whose members came to Israel.
Magisevich family
Family said to have helped found Kfar Uriah.
Yerushalmi family
A Bialystoker family that built a factory in Eretz Israel.
Ovsekhevitch family
A family named among the association’s first activists.
Jerusalimski-Yerushalmi family
Family that settled in Israel and created a manufacturing network.
Rybalowski family
Family that owned a kosher restaurant and catering hall in Bialystok.
Ratowcer family
Family associated with textile manufacturing and migration from Bialystok.
Lipiec brothers
Brothers from Grodno whose children were detained and shot.
Rotsztejn family
Merchant and son named among Jews reportedly shot at Pietrasze Field.
Zabludowski family
Descendants of Izchok Zabludowski described as wealthy and influential in Bialystok.
Narrator’s parents
Parents who married in 1889 and sought permission to immigrate to Israel.
Rothschilds
Family said to have helped establish Rishon Lezion.
Mojsze and Pesze Ratowcer
Parents memorialized by Max and Betty Ratner.
Branicki family
The Branicki family is associated with the area around the Biala River.