Białystok
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Harry Sapirstein
One of Jacob Sapirstein's three sons who joined the family business.
Sapirstein family
The family later developed greeting-card production during the late 1920s.
Mrs. Sapirstein
Woman described as working alongside her husband and later dying.
O. S. Stone
Named as vice chairman of the company.
Courtland Management Inc.
Organization identified as Harry R. Stone’s employer or institution.
American Greetings Corporation
Business founded by Jacob Sapirstein in 1906 and described as a major private greeting-card company.
Chaznovitz
Jewish personality associated with former Bialystok.
Tannenbaum
Jewish personality associated with former Bialystok.
Melamed
Jewish personality associated with former Bialystok.
Suknik
Jewish personality associated with former Bialystok.
Kaplansky
Jewish personality associated with former Bialystok.
Kedushei Bialystok
Charitable organization associated with loans in Kiryat Bialystok.
Dr. Saybin
A doctor described as the inventor of a treatment against childhood paralysis.
Zalman Yerushalmi
Chairman of the Kupat Hitachdut Poland friends organization.
Bialystok Center in Eretz Israel
Organization whose committee members were listed after World War I.
Abraham Bagoz
Listed as a committee member of the Bialystok center in Eretz Israel.
Trilling company
A Bialystok company representative is described as purchasing local wool.
22 Chanska Street
Address where Zalman Yerushalmi was born.
His father's textile enterprises
Textile enterprises associated with Zalman's father in Bialystok.
Jeda
A settlement where immigrants from Bialystok’s surroundings established temporary wooden buildings.
Association of Bialystokers in Israel
An association that aided survivors after the war.
Yishuv Eretz Israel
A settlement founded by Białystok Jews near Haifa.
Zionist Organization of Białystok
An organization in Białystok whose vice-chairman was A. Loib.
Walman
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Ayzik Z. Fried
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Slutsky
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Melnitsky
Listed among founders of the settlement.
Unnamed school
Proposed school for children in the village.
Unnamed vocational school
Proposed institution for training youth in textile work.
Unnamed study and cultural center
Proposed center for study and culture.
Bitzur
A social institution that helped build five houses in the village.
Camps in Europe and Cyprus
Camps in Europe and Cyprus held displaced Bialystok survivors.
Elhanan Bulkin
Named among affluent Bialystok figures associated with early settlement.
Mordecai Dinovich
Named among affluent Bialystok figures associated with early settlement.
Sukhavolsky family
Family mentioned among settlers who helped build agricultural colonies.
Haifa Technion
Institution described as directed by Shlomo Kaplan-Kaplanski.