Białystok
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Kfar Uriah
Settlement whose founders included the Magisevich family.
Hadera
Settlement mentioned among colonies built by Bialystok-associated settlers.
Afula
Settlement mentioned among colonies built by Bialystok-associated settlers.
Ekron
Colony whose establishment is discussed in connection with Bialystok Hovevei Zion.
Manchuria
Far eastern destination reached by Bialystok textile products.
Harbin
Chinese city where Eliezer Feigin created a Yiddish weekly in 1920.
Jezreel Valley
Region containing Bialystoker kibbutzim and colonies.
Beit Shean
Region associated with Bialystoker kibbutzim and colonies.
German concentration camps
Survivors of German concentration camps are mentioned as having endured the Holocaust.
Former Bialystok Province
Organizations from the former Bialystok province are addressed by the campaign.
New Yorker McAlpin Hotel
The New Yorker McAlpin Hotel hosted a gathering about the project.
Melbourne
Australian city where Bialystokers organized postwar aid and a center.
St. Kilda
Melbourne locality where the Bialystok center was established.
19 Rob Street
Address of the building purchased for the Bialystok center in 1946.
Bialystok Center
Center offering shelter, housing, food, treatment, clothing, and other necessities.
Sydney
City associated with medical examinations for immigrants.
Cemetery of the Martyrs
Cemetery purchased and enclosed for the martyrs.
622 Jean Jaurès Street
Address where the Bialystok house is located.
Refugee camps
Camps linked with Bialystok associations after the Holocaust.
Bryansk Forests
Forested area associated with a former partisan organization.
Maracaibo
City identified as the current location of the former partisan organization.
Buenos Aires
City associated with the cited Jewish newspaper and Bialystokers.
Palmeras
Locality near which the Bialystok colony was located.
Palacios
Locality near which the Bialystok colony was located.
Villa Lynch
Suburb of Buenos Aires described as an industrial center.
Grajewo Ghetto
Dr. Lunsky lived in the Grajewo Ghetto for a period.
Rothschild's summer site
Summer site where the children's colony was located near Paris.
Johannesburg
Johannesburg hosted a Bialystok landsleit gathering in 1949.
Sacred Zabia Cemetery
Cemetery named in the postwar historical contents.
Pawjak
Place named in a Bialystoker Jewish account.
Rothschilds’ summer home
Summer home forty kilometers outside Paris used to house Bialystoker children.
Los Palmeros
Colony near Palacios and Mosesville reportedly named Bialystok.
622 Jean Jaures
Building purchased as Bialystoker headquarters in Buenos Aires in 1964.
Kiryat Bialystok in Israel
Israeli settlement supported by Australian Bialystokers.
McAlpin Hotel
New York hotel where a Bialystoker convention session was held.
Cyprus
Location where some surviving Bialystokers remained interned.