Białystok
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Zieloner Way
The passage names Zieloner Way on the route to work.
Yankel Emiel-Kulikovsky
Yankel Emiel-Kulikovsky is identified as Zalman Emiel’s father.
Rozhansky
Rozhansky is named in connection with the second document and store.
Shif
One of five survivors who emerged from the forest in July 1944.
Moshe Gershuni
Reportedly remained alive after the group emerged from the forest.
Marinfeld
A person addressed by a Nazi during an account of wartime persecution.
Neapolitan track
A track near which the narrators found a zemlianka.
Urawecki Street
Children are assembled in groups on Urawecki Street.
Shooting of young Jewish women
Fritz Fridl orders young captured women to sing, then shoots them when they refuse.
Dr. D. Kapṭor-Daniel Guzhik
Named as a signatory of a report.
Mordechai Tenenboim-Tamai, the Hero of the Ghettos, Volume Two
Cited work from which the preceding account is taken.
Stapo
Police organization identified in the accusation against Fridl.
Ludowe
Locality associated with the murder of Jews.
Malmed-Tat
Site associated with the execution of hostages and a hanging victim.
Kaplan Finkel
Jewish victim named among those murdered in 1943.
Białystok Province
Province associated with hundreds of thousands of Jewish victims.
Jews of Białystok Province
Jewish population of Białystok Province described as victims of murder.
Engineer Barash
A Jewish council figure described as agreeing to prepare a transport.
SS troops
Troops described as carrying out the first action.
Jewish Fighting Organization
An organization described as deciding to fight for life and freedom.
Fabrikne Street
Street identified as the ghetto gate location.
Weber family
Family identified by surname in the group list.
Gliazer
Person named in the passage’s group list.
Yankl Gotchinski
Person named among the hidden group.
NOVA factories
Factories where many group members had recently worked.
Piltz factory
Factory named among workplaces of group members.
Gazhalchani siblings
Two brothers and a sister sought refuge with the hidden group.
Jewish traitors and police collaborators
Jewish traitors and police collaborators are described as assisting the Germans.
Ritchne Street
A gathering point to which the group was taken.
Nisan Gozhaltshani
A person named in the passage.
Poleske
A place associated with an SS detachment during the uprising.
Bialystok newspaper
A Bialystok newspaper containing a report about the uprising.
Chilichanka
A place behind Suprasl where insurgents clashed with Germans.
Novogrudzkaya
An area mentioned in preparations connected with the ghetto police.
The hospital
A hospital where sick people and doctors remained during evacuation.
Yanesh
Insurgent met by the witness in September 1945.