Białystok
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Novoi Grudzke
Street where the Jewish youth organized in the garden of the Jewish Council.
Underground organizations
Underground organizations formed in the Białystok ghetto for a planned uprising.
Levinska
A woman named Levinska who supplied weapons to underground organizations.
Dr. Zaks
Named in a list of fallen fighters.
Chaim-Yisrael Berman
Named in a list of fallen fighters.
David the Wilner
Named in a list of fallen fighters.
Dr. Berlin
Named individual in a memorial list.
Chaim Shuster
Person listed in a memorial or contributor list.
Jewish resistance organization
Organization that issued an appeal in Bialystok.
H. Bielitska
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
H. Grosman
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
B. Vinitska
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
L. Chapnik
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
A. Rud
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
M. Ruzhitska
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
Poniatov
A place where other Bialystok Jews were deported and tormented.
Bialystok forest
A forest where partisans operated and helped transport escapees and wounded people.
HeHalutz
HeHalutz members and supporters were represented in the resistance leadership.
Aletsky
German prisoner nicknamed Meshl.
Kovtchizne
A name reportedly given by Jews to the site.
Hitler’s extermination sites
Places from which survivors emerged according to the passage.
Bialystok in Israel
A location identified in the text as Israel—Bialystok.
Jewish Writers Association of Lodz
Association that delegated Vice Chairman B. Mark to the ceremony.
H. Rayaok
Representative delegated by the Central Historical Commission.
Bialystok ghetto liquidation memorial
Memorial ceremony at the ghetto cemetery marking the fifth anniversary of the liquidation.
Ghetto cemetery near Zhabia Chista Street
A cemetery near Zhabia Chista Street, described as densely occupied.
Zhabia Chista Street
Street near the ghetto cemetery.
Yuzefovich
Representative of the Polish Workers' Party in Bialystok.
M. Serenson
Upper office official who commemorated the dead and recited Kaddish.
Bialystok Jewish educational institutions
Schools, Hebrew folk schools, middle schools, Talmud Torahs, and yeshivas in Bialystok.
Daniel Kovitch
Leader of Jewish fighters who attacked the ghetto gates.
Velvel Volkavisky
Named as an uprising leader associated with Białystok.
Janovsky
Named as a deputy city president.
Jewish Voivodeship Committee in Białystok
Committee whose chair addressed a commemorative gathering.
The Ruins of Warsaw
Book donated by B. Mark to the Białystok Library.
P. Binecki
Named speaker at a memorial event.