Białystok
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House Administrators Institution
Institution whose administrators maintained order and handled residents’ affairs.
Rooms in the ghetto
Rooms whose heating arrangements required construction work.
Palesie Street
A street identified near an industrial complex.
Ghetto population
The ghetto population included thousands employed in large factories.
Nearby towns
Nearby towns whose Jewish populations were destroyed and wiped out.
Freilin Sprung
A person who performed secretariat work for Engineer Obman.
Obman
An engineer associated with the secretariat work.
Bishke's wife
The wife of journalist Bishke, who was shot with him.
25 Kupiecka Street
An address where bombing reportedly killed 28 Jewish people.
NOVA Industry
NOVA Industry produced goods displayed at an exhibition in the ghetto.
Zentnershwer
A Warsaw plastic artist arranged the exhibition with strong artistic taste.
Stanislavov
The place from which Dr. Horowitz Franke originated.
Cemetery
Site around which SS guards prevented access during the funeral.
Lapi
A town mentioned in connection with travel by train.
Second hospital
Second hospital treating infectious diseases.
Jacob
Jacob is invoked in a phrase comparing the council to Jacob's prudence.
Minskaya Street
A street identified as the only remaining one in the passage.
7 Gildowe Street
Address of the destroyed Paienibank building.
Eurovcer Goss
One of three major textile combines in the Białystok area.
Białystok Textile Combine
One of three major textile combines in the Białystok area.
Waslikavskaya Street
A main street workers were instructed to avoid.
Kaszczel Street
A main street workers were instructed to avoid.
Moses Ridak
Person listed for punishment labor.
Matес Gniazde
Person assigned to a punishment brigade.
Hillel Rudeler
Person assigned to a punishment brigade.
Yitzhak
Person listed for failing to show an identification document.
Białystok ghetto community
The average ghetto resident endured severe deprivation and physical weakness.
Two schools
Two schools organized through the Jewish Council.
Civil Administration for the Bialystok District
The administrative authority named in the order heading.
Kopishtayer Market
A market associated with water and electricity is mentioned.
Public executions
The passage states that public executions had not occurred, as far as remembered.
Ghetto institutions
Institutions whose directors were invited to a 1942 assembly.
Barash
A person identified as Barash, personally entrusted with leading the engineer-related work.
Destroyed communities
Communities described as having been wiped out.
Provincial Jewish communities
Jewish communities from the provinces were described as recently evacuated.
Biale Street
A street partly taken from the Bialystok Jewish district.