Białystok
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Waszlykowa
Direction from Pietrasze Field mentioned in the account.
Przejarz Street
Street cordoned off during the July 3 roundup.
Grochowa Street
Street cordoned off during the July 3 roundup.
Dambrowski Street
Street cordoned off during the July 3 roundup.
Ruzanski Street
Street cordoned off during the July 3 roundup.
Zydowska Street
Street cordoned off during the July 3 roundup.
Bronska Street
Street cordoned off during the July 3 roundup.
Geldowa Street
Street cordoned off during the July 3 roundup.
Rozanski Street
Street associated with remnants of Linas Hatzedek.
Bialystok fireman’s tower
Fireman’s tower with a town clock described in a poem.
Nazi-occupied Poland
Territory to which repelled refugees were sent back.
Public bath of Bialystok
Municipal public bath whose mikvah was liquidated.
Suprasle
Location of a facility where elderly Jewish residents were relocated.
Western Byelorussia
Region mentioned in Soviet territorial announcements.
Rozenoj
Small town near Slonim led spiritually by Szabsaj Walach.
Rumania
Destination of Jewish migration from Bialystok.
the Americas
Major destination of Jewish migration from Bialystok.
Hotel near the station
Hotel near the station owned by Sarah Rybalowski.
Luxe
Smaller theater opened at 18 Lipowa Street.
18 Lipowa Street
Address of the Luxe theater.
Mozajyika Hall
Hall where a vaudeville company appeared.
Nadreczna Street
Address associated with Szymon Sokolski.
Kiev area
Destination where Porecki-Gawenski transferred products.
St. Petersburg
City to which artists traveled and where Ossip studied.
Forest behind Bialystok
Traditional place for unauthorized Bund meetings behind the city.
Old Jewish Cemetery in Bialystok
Cemetery containing the pogrom victims’ mass grave.
Jewish Cemetery in Bagnowke
Cemetery where the pogrom monument stood for decades.
Synagogue court
An area containing most Jewish communal institutions and later becoming part of the ghetto.
Bialystok ghetto area
The area where the synagogue court was located and which later became the ghetto.
Bialy River
River near which Bialystok was located.
Petach Tikvah
Israeli settlement helped establish by Bialystok pioneers in 1882.
Ellis Island
Arrival point in New York for the narrator and family in 1921.
Cleveland, Ohio
Location associated with Max Ratner’s signature.
Czysta Street
Street where the narrator’s house was illuminated by a factory loom.
United States of America
One destination to which Bialystok Jews emigrated.
Count Branicki's palace
Count Branicki built the palace more than two hundred years earlier.