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Klementynowski fled to Lithuania

Klementynowski fled to Lithuania after Soviet occupation of Bialystok.

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Klementynowski reached Israel

After wandering and dislocation, Klementynowski reached Israel in 1941.

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Rozenman served as chief rabbi

Gedalja Rozenman served as Bialystok’s chief rabbi from 1920 to 1943.

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Rozenman perished in the Bialystok ghetto

Rabbi Gedalja Rozenman perished with the Jews of the ghetto in 1943.

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Kehilla leadership election

On February 27, 1938, S. Goldman was elected chairman and M. Wisocki vice-chairman of the Kehilla.

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Old Age Home founding

The Old Age Home was founded in 1882.

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Incurable Home founding

The Incurable Home was founded in 1909.

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Municipal Council election

Municipal Council election on May 21, 1931

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Bialystok incorporated into the Polish Republic

Bialystok was incorporated into the Polish Republic after February 19, 1919.

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Mass Jewish migration from Bialystok

Jewish merchants, factory owners, and workers migrated from Bialystok to multiple destinations.

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Gilah Rinah established

A small Yiddish theater troupe was established in Bialystok in the late 1920s.

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Permanent cooperative troupe organized

Three Bialystok theater figures organized a permanent cooperative troupe in the early 1930s.

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Katowice Conference

קאַטאָװיצער קאָנפערענץ

Conference attended by Mohilever and other Jewish personalities.

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Workers' strikes in Bialystok

סטרייקן

Strikes targeted contractors rather than manufacturers during the 1890s.

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First Zionist Congress

ערשטן ציוניסטישן קאָנגרעס

The First Zionist Congress is referenced in discussion of the Zionist movement.

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Strike by 70 Jewish weavers

אין סטרייק 70 אידישע וועבער

Seventy Jewish weavers struck factory owner Aharon Surazki for higher wages.

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Textile-industry strike of 1894

אַ סטרייק פון AKA‏ אַ גרויסן פאַרנעם

A large strike reportedly involved the entire textile industry in 1894.

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Second Zionist Congress

1898

A Zionist Congress identified with the year 1898.

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Zionist Congresses in Basel

ציוניסטישע קאָנגרעסן

Khazanovich refers to Basel and its Zionist congresses.

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Zionist Congress

ציוניסטישער קאַנגרעס

A Zionist Congress was scheduled to open at the Casino palace.

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First Esperanto Congress

ערשטן וועלט- קאַנגרעס פון די עספּעראַנטיסטן

Zamenhof attended the first Esperanto congress in Belgium in 1905.

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Esperantists' congress

אַ קאַנגרעס פון עספּעראַנטיסטן

Congress attended by representatives of peoples worldwide.

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Bialystok pogrom of June 1906

דער בּיאַליסטאָקער יזכּור-בּוך

A pogrom against Bialystok Jews lasted three days in June 1906.

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Bialystok pogrom

ביאַליסטאָקער פּאָגראָם

Pogrom in Bialystok prompted a parliamentary delegation and hospital treatment of victims.

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Russo-Japanese War

דער רוסישײאַפּאַנישער מלחמה

War in which Dr. Epstein and the officer served together.

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June 1906 pogrom

פּאָגראָם חודש יוני 1906

A call addressed Bialystok Jews regarding fasting and prayers after a June 1906 pogrom.

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Public Fast for the Pogroms

א תענית ציבור

A public fast was announced in response to the recent pogroms.

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Interparty Cultural Conference in Bialystok

אינטערפּאַרטײיאישע קולטור-קאָנפערענץ

Cultural conference held in Bialystok in 1915.

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1905 Russian Revolution

ערשטער רוסישער רעװאָלוציע

The 1905 Russian Revolution reached the Jewish streets of Bialystok.

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German occupation

דייטשער אָקופּאַציע

German occupation referenced in connection with Bialystok’s political history.

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Yiddish drama troupes perform at the Palace

Two Yiddish drama troupes performed at the Palace during the 1919 winter season.

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Luxe theater opens

A smaller theater called Luxe opened at 18 Lipowa Street.

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ISK and Maccabees merger

ISK and Maccabees merged in 1935, forming ISK-Maccabee.

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ISK chartered

ISK was formally chartered in June 1923.

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Emergence of Bialystok’s silk industry

Bialystok’s silk industry came into existence about 150 years before the article.

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Motel Ostrynski left Bialystok for the United States

Motel Ostrynski left Bialystok in the early 1920s and later returned for vacations.

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