Białystok
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Anti-Fascist Combat Organization of the Bialystok Ghetto
Organization identified as founded by Rivka Voiskovska.
Sachilevski
Vice-chairman of the voivodeship national council who spoke about Jewish heroes.
Marek Bukh
Speaker who provided details about the memorialized events.
Dr. Valeutski
Identified as a fighter who spoke at the event.
Grinhaus
Actress who recited a work by Schulshteyn with temperament.
Julian Tuvim
Author of the Polish work performed in the artistic program.
Moshe Knap-Hais
Author of “Israel Chai,” performed by M. Serenson.
Kupiecki 24
An address where Jews were reportedly said to have arrived.
Burial site
A burial place containing a grave and possibly the narrator's relatives.
Kalindri synagogue
Synagogue where survivors are invited to pray.
Minska Street
A central site in Bialystok where people gathered and met newcomers.
Bialystok Community Committee
A committee bearing the name of the Bialystok community, with a Star of David stamp.
Rinek Kashtshushki
Street where the narrator lived in Bialystok.
New cemetery
Large new cemetery site requiring enclosure and a memorial stone.
Kaner landsmanshaft
Landsmanshaft expected to help with cemetery-related needs.
Angers Street
Angers Street was among Jewish areas described as completely erased.
Mazurs Street
Mazurs Street contained Citran’s study house and other community facilities.
Gumiener
A locality named among the remaining Jewish housing areas.
Bialystochenska
A locality named among the remaining Jewish housing areas.
Yatke
A locality named among the remaining Jewish housing areas.
Jewish Committee of Bialystok
A Jewish committee credited with building cooperatives.
Marines Factory
A partially operating factory in Bialystok.
Cemetery on a field near Zhabie
The youngest cemetery, near Zhabie, still required substantial work.
Hall of the Bialystok Jewish Committee
Hall where the historical commission exhibition opened.
Lily Panitzka
Named person in a memorial list.
Jewish partisans
Jewish partisans described as leading a struggle in Poland.
Surviving youth of Bialystok
Small group of surviving young people needing food and clothing.
New Democratic Government
Government mentioned alongside the Jewish committee as assisting survivors.
Final liquidation of the Bialystok community
The passage describes Bialystok’s final liquidation and total destruction.
S. Levin
Leader of the productivization department.
M. Burshtein
Leader of social welfare services.
A. Deretchinski
Secretary of the organization.
H. Bratmacher
Leader of the YAW section.
Bialystok–Warsaw railway
The railway route between Bialystok and Warsaw.
Tyszyce
A station area where Jews were removed and shot by Polish bandits.
Kever Yisrael Cemetery
Cemetery where remains were brought for burial.