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Yurovtsar Street

יוראָווצער גאַס

A street reached by Nazi forces during fighting outside the ghetto.

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Velvel Khalev

וועלוול װאָלעף כאַלעף

A renowned Bialystok woodcarving artist who fought heroically as a partisan.

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Jewish Council garden

אידן-ראַט גערטנער

A garden reached by Nazi forces during the fighting.

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Ukraine

אוקראַינער

The passage mentions Ukrainians positioned near the Jews.

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Nakhum Kozak

נחום

Fifteen-year-old participant in the ghetto resistance.

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Lamzh Prison

לאַמזשער תפיסה

Prison where deportees were taken in hermetically sealed vehicles.

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gardens

גערטנער

Gardens mentioned among locations where victims lay.

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Tazey Hospital

טאַזײ- שפּיטאָל

Hospital opposite which returned children were found.

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Parkon

פּאַרקאַן

Park beneath which escape attempts were made.

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Mrs. Rozenman

פרוי

The wife of Rabbi Dr. Rozenman, found with him and their daughters.

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Biale

ביאַלע

Geographic site beside the burned two-story house.

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Markovtshizne

מאַרקאָווטשיזנע

An SS general who selected able-bodied people.

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Khmielna 1

כמיעלנע 1

A hiding place located at Khmielna 1.

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Armed self-defense comrades

באַװאָפנטע זעלבסטשוץ-חברים

An armed self-defense group reportedly present in the hiding place.

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Novogrudzkaya Street

נאָװואַגרודזקע

A street between which the Jewish Council meeting point was located.

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Ghetto Park Gate

ביים געטאָ-פּאַרקאַן

A gate near the ghetto park.

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Dr. Enelson

דר. ENP‏ ענעלסאָן

A doctor accompanying Jewish women transported from Bialystok.

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Bialystok children

ניאַליסטאַקער קינדער

Children who knew about the gas chambers and were brought to Auschwitz.

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Paniatov

פּאַניאַטאָוו

Paniatov is described as a destination where Bialystok Jews received factory work.

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SS guards

ס. ס.-גזלנים

SS guards are described as shooting the Jewish worker after the incident.

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Isaac Ribalovsky

איסאַק ריבּאַלאָװוסקי

Identified as the former general secretary of the Bialystok center.

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Yurouvtser Street

יוראָווצער גאַס

A street where the former Jewish labor office was located.

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Lize

ליזע

Girl identified as a granddaughter of a bookseller from Bialystok.

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Farm near Bialystok

אַ פאַרם

A farm located twelve kilometers behind the city.

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German military

דייטשן

German forces occupying Bialystok alongside police and Ukrainian forces.

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Ukrainian forces

אוקראינער

Forces described as occupying Bialystok with Germans and White Russians.

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White Russians

ווייס-רוסן

Forces described as participating in the occupation and possessing machine guns and tanks.

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Petrashe fields

פּעטראַשע

The passage refers to the fields of Petrashe during a death march.

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Meir

מאיר

Participant in the escape group.

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Piaskes-Kiovska Street

פּיאַסקעס קיאווסקא גאַס

Street toward which the group escaped.

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Augusta forests

אַװגוסטאַ-וועלדער

The narrator worked for weeks in the Augusta forests.

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Seventh rib

זיבעטער ריפּ

The narrator describes the place as the seventh rib of hell.

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Dovid Rak

דוד ראַק

A person from Grodno mentioned among prisoners.

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Yankl Winski

יאַנקל “NT‏ ווינסקי

A person brought in a transport of ten Jews before Passover 1944.

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Tol Rabinavitz

טאָל ראַבינאַװיץ

A person from Lodz included in the transport.

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Nachol

נאַכאָל

A commander identified as the chief murderer and leader of the final assault.

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