Białystok
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Charles de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle is credited with saving France’s honor through resistance.
Nunker
Named section describing people hiding in a cellar under harsh conditions.
Kapa
Kapa is named among the persecutors.
Lipstadt
A place reached after departure in January 1944.
Bialystok collection camp
Collection camp where Solazh and his family were taken.
Solazh family
Religious family from Knishin with eleven children.
Yudima Novagrudzka
Named among heroic Jewish fighters.
Yitzhak Malmed
Named among heroic Jewish fighters.
Eliyahu Barahas
Named among heroic Jewish fighters.
Bialystok Jewish Partisan Detachment
Jewish partisan unit identified in a memorial text.
WMH Kharavski
A Holocaust survivor deported from the ghetto who later lived on Long Island.
Rose Salazh
Salazh's wife mentioned in the account of his later family life.
Rinek Kosciuszki
Street where the narrator's business partnership was located.
Buda-San
Water, plumbing, and heating business in Bialystok.
Idl Las
Narrator's business partner.
Wejherowo
Town near Gdańsk where prisoners were brought to a prison.
Vechorovo prison
A prison where prisoners were held in May 1945.
Paderewski
A person whose bunker contained two or three children.
House
A building whose concealed entrance was covered by furniture or an oven door.
Vilna Ghetto
Named among ghettos that staged uprisings.
Historical Eichmann trial
Pesach Burshtein testified at the trial of Nazi criminal Artur Gosberg.
Zandberg
A carpenter identified as a witness in court testimony.
Sick Barracks
A camp facility where injured and beaten Jews received treatment.
Hitler regime
The regime opposed by named German political figures.
Folezer line
A location toward which the transport was reportedly headed.
Trestine
The place from which the narrator’s family came to Bialystok.
Starosielce
A place passed by the transport.
Indersdorf
Camp named in the narrator's sequence of transfers.
Frankfurt am Main
Place mentioned in connection with the narrator's marriage.
Khmielna Street
The narrator's family lived on Khmielna Street in Bialystok.
Juroviecka
Remaining Jews were gathered at Juroviecka during Nazi persecution.
Juroviecka Street
Remaining Jews were gathered there amid shooting and severe crowding.
Ayzik Milinder
Named acquaintance from Philadelphia held at Auschwitz.
Zoybenko
Ukrainian who heard prisoners’ complaints and promised to pass them on.
Gestapo headquarters on Aleja Szucha
Gestapo headquarters where prisoners with good Aryan papers were examined.
27 Jelna Street
Address identified with the burned house mentioned in the passage.