Białystok
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Jewish community administration
Administrative body with a council and multiple departments.
Marpe organization
Organization that helped tuberculosis patients in Bialystok in 1932.
Orphan care institutions
Institutions serving orphans among the community’s social services.
Care for disabled people
Community services for disabled people and others.
Old Bojary Street
Street where land was provided for a Jewish hospital.
Melnitsky
Committee member.
Y. Zilberfenik
One of two industrialists leading the kosher food committee.
Itzik Horodishch
Community activist who helped expand the old-age home building in 1909.
Mordechai Zilberblat
Chairman of Tzedakah Gedolah in 1921.
Dr. Luka
A doctor who worked with Dr. Frishman.
Dr. Frishman
A doctor who worked with Dr. Luka.
Dr. Kramazh
A younger doctor at the hospital.
Grosfeld
Representative of the Jewish Democratic Bloc.
Lifshits
Representative of the General Jewish Bloc.
Apt. Naidus
Member of the library administration.
28 Sienkiewicza Street
Address of the Industrial Association.
Textile Association in Lodz
Polish industrial association affiliation mentioned.
2 Senatorska Street, Warsaw
Central office address mentioned in Warsaw.
6 Marszal Pilsudskiego Street
Address of the Bialystok office.
Butchers’ Union
Union that organized butchers and later became a butchers’ section.
Yisatski
Initiated the founding of the Retailers Association.
Y. Bruin
Served as the association’s second chairman.
Pesach Melnitsky
A long-serving chair or vice-chair associated with the craftsmen association.
Kilinskiego 21
Location where the craftsmen association was situated.
The Owners' Bank
A bank at 17 Kościuszko Street, founded in 1928.
1 Piłsudskiego Street
Address associated with the Colonial Bank.
People's Cooperative Bank
A cooperative bank located at 5 Sienkiewicza Street.
5 Sienkiewicza Street
Address associated with the People's Cooperative Bank.
Interest-Free Loan Fund of the Merchants' Union District
A relief committee established in July 1926 for impoverished Jewish people.
12 Kościuszko Street
Address associated with the Trade and Industry Bank.
B. Gutman
Chair of the Press administration.
Press
Publishing administration associated with Our Life.
Edelstein
Described as Bialystok’s first bookselling pioneer.
Lifshits
Owned a library around which Maskilim and Lovers of Zion gathered.
Kachkovitch
Name associated with a bookshop existing early in the twentieth century.
V. Rayser
Listed as an administration member.