Białystok
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Poalei Zion in Bialystok
The first Poalei Zion group in Bialystok was established around late 1902.
Montefiore Association
An association founded to colonize Jews in Israel and later expanded widely.
Katowice Conference
A conference mentioned alongside presidential offices and the Montefiore commemoration.
Jewish National Fund
The Jewish National Fund was proposed and later established at the first Basel Congress.
Zionist Organization
An organization that notified Khazanovich of his election as a delegate.
Young Zionists
A large group gathered at the restaurant and watched with curiosity.
Esperantists
Supporters and friends of Esperanto active worldwide.
Jewish Self-Defense
Jewish self-defense organized by workers’ parties during the pogrom days.
Police
Police and armed soldiers fired in streets and houses.
Poalei Zion
A self-defense group active in Bialystok.
Zionists Socialists
A group identified in the text as Zionists Socialists.
Braunik's wool factories
Wool factories associated with Braunik are mentioned.
Blagorodnie Sobranie Club
A club located near Nikolaievska Street.
Bialystok textile industry
The passage describes Bialystok’s textile industry and its international reach.
Bildung
Publishing house founded by Abraham Kotik.
Cossacks
Forces shown confronting the workers’ mass during the march.
Gendarmes
Forces shown confronting the workers’ mass during the march.
Tushiya
A Warsaw publisher where the narrator and Brenner became acquainted.
Anarchists
A political group participating in discussions with Bundists.
Bundists
Bund supporters participating in political discussions.
Poale Zion
A political group participating in political discussions.
Jewish Workers’ Self-Defense
A Jewish workers’ self-defense organization that protected the population in 1906.
Bund in Bialystok
Bund activists built a movement in Bialystok.
Jewish trade unions of Bialystok
Jewish trade unions are discussed in relation to communist influence.
Jewish Communists
Jewish Communists influenced trade unions and opposed the Bund.
Bialystok Memorial Book
The passage contains the title of the Bialystok memorial book.
Central committee
Committee reported arrested in Poltava in July 1906.
Socialists
Political movement with which Abraham Kotik was associated.
National Yiddish Book Center
Organization named in the Yizkor Book Project imprint.
David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Foundation
Provided major funding for the Yizkor Book Project.
Bialystok Center
Named as the organization that published the 1982 edition.
The Bialystoker Center
Organization holding copyright to the memorial book.
Bialystoker Center
Organization whose book committee is listed.
The book committee
The book committee issued the statement in December 1981.
Nazis
Described as responsible for Holocaust crimes and destruction in Poland.
Bialystok Cultural League
Cultural organization that arranged an art exhibition in Bialystok.