Białystok
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Rivka Bernstein
A woman involved with Aharon Yukhnovietski in rescue work.
Soviets
Authorities who sent some people to Siberia.
Białystok Jews in Paris
A small number of Białystok Jews in Paris maintained ties with Israel.
Białystok Committee
The committee operated for 22 years, from 1945 to 1977.
Klementinavski
Named as a member of the provisional committee.
Bialystoker Union
A Bialystoker organization whose committee established assistance and publication goals.
Bialystoker Union in Paris
Committee signing a letter requesting funds and publication copies.
Yukhnavietsky
A Bialystok landsleit meeting took place at Yukhnavietsky’s residence.
Bialystok landsleit in Paris
Bialystok landsleit who attended a general assembly in Paris.
Izik Grodsky
Bialystok community member who delivered closing remarks.
Bialystoker Shtimme
Publication cited as the source of the account.
David
Secretary of the center who sent a newspaper clipping.
Israel Bekeṿ
Author listed in the bibliography.
Bialystok, A Tourist Guide
Tourist guide by Ryszard Krasko, published in Krakow in 1972.
Bialystok Picture Album
Picture album published in New York in 1951.
February 1943 action
An action referenced in a contents-like entry.
Maxis
Named landsman associated with a Yizkor book item.
Aryeh (Leon) Shereniekh
Named contributor or subject in the passage.
Eliezer Niudov-Nievudovsky
Named contributor or subject in the passage.
Zsabier Cemetery
Cemetery named in a passage heading.
Fishl
Bialystoker committee
F. Mojsze Grosman
Named in a listed Yiddish source.
Achvah
Social club enabling Bialystokers and guests to meet at headquarters.
Ikaron
Place established by Bialystoker families.
Norfolk Street synagogue
Synagogue where Mojsze Sohn later became a community pillar.
Mr. Sohn
Writer associated with the Bialystoker Home who later died there.
Bialystoker Somach Noflim
A Bialystoker society founded in 1886 and later chartered in New York.
Bialystok family residence
Tallest building in town, described as a four-story family home.
Jewish underground resistance
Resistance organization that issued an appeal to fight the Nazis.
Rozanski
Rozanski is identified as the corner adjoining Kupiecka Street.
Kaplan's wife
Wife who remained beside Pejsach Kaplan during his illness.
Kaplan's daughter
Daughter working in the clothes factory where Kaplan sought refuge.
Jechiel Gurwicz
Prisoner described by an inscription as murdered in January 1944.
S. Rawet
Directed the Bureau of Records in the Bialystok ghetto.
Zionist groups
Underground groups opposing the Nazis in the Bialystok ghetto.