Białystok
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Zhabie
Place where the dead were buried.
Rudawski
Person whose home hosted former secretary Pupko.
Grodne
A place described as partially surviving.
Dlugach
A kind nurse of Łódź origin.
Rafael Gutman's wife
Rafael Gutman's wife was present when he died.
Transport from Bialystok toward Treblinka
One of the first transports left Bialystok after August 7 and reached near Treblinka.
Jews of the Bialystok region
Jews in the region endured continual hardship during the occupation.
Petliuk
An underground activist connected with the archive effort.
Malkin
Person associated with transporting clothing wagons to Bialystok.
Textile industry
Industry where returned clothing was sorted and processed.
Niska
Town near Rzeszow where documents were reportedly located.
Army
Army associated with a doctor holding a suitcase of documents.
Unnamed doctor
Doctor reportedly possessed a suitcase of documents and offered it for compensation.
Aryan side
Area where a Jewish doctor survived and returned after the war.
Sh. Funianski
Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.
Dr. Kaplan
Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.
Israel
Israel is invoked in a quoted religious phrase.
Naye-Welt
Street or area surrounded during the February 1943 action.
Polne
Street or area surrounded during the February 1943 action.
Białostotchaner
Street or area surrounded during the February 1943 action.
Malmed's child
Malmed's child, found among the victims.
Cinkograph printing establishment
Goldberg is identified as an owner of a Warsaw printing establishment.
Kupietzka
Kupietzka is mentioned in connection with a copy.
26 Fabrik Street
An address where a father killed his family and himself.
the informers
People accused of informing authorities, later detained and executed.
Tenenboim
Person who commented on the Jewish council’s arrangement and recorded Malmed’s case.
Dye shop
A dye business in Bialystok where Malmed was employed.
Kaplan
Named as the author of a chronicle describing the victims’ appearance.
underground press
Reported the Jewish resistance action and its effect among non-Jews.
Bialystok Center of Australia
The passage identifies this center as the source of a 1948 publication.
Courtyard of the Former TOZ Building
A courtyard where nearly one thousand Jews gathered and many died.
Navogrudzke
Named location listed among affected places.
Khmelne
Named location listed among affected places.
Gurne
Named location listed among affected places.
Jewish Council Gartners
Jewish council site where thousands of Jews gathered during the fire.
Ghetto balconies and windows
Building locations from which machine guns were fired.