Białystok
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Stav
Structure by the Biali River that was demolished and replaced by a city garden.
School Courtyard
A named area where Jewish residents lived and worked.
Koszczol
Church associated with Teresa Widzynska’s burial.
New World Street
New World Street was established later through Leib Weinreich’s efforts.
Biala marsh
The marshy Biala spread out opposite the palace.
Kilinski Street
A street later associated with the name Kilinski.
Falas Theater
The passage names the oldest private masonry building as the Falas Theater.
Schoolyard quarter
A quarter concentrated around the Jewish hospital and synagogue courtyard.
Bialystok surroundings
The economic crisis affected Bialystok and its surrounding area.
Vashlikave
Place affected by a major fire aided by Bialystok.
Konin
Jews from Konin traded with Königsberg.
Orla
Jews from Orla traded with Königsberg.
Toruń
Toruń is listed among cities whose merchants traded in the region.
Boćki
Boćki is listed among the Jewish communities active in regional trade.
Suwałki
Place where Mohilever first served as rabbi.
Old Boyare
An open site where striking workers gathered.
Novolipie
City near which Kotik's library was located.
Pawietschizna Street
Street where Abraham Kotik's library was located.
Baltic Sea
Sea mentioned in connection with Rabbi Lipele’s travels.
Yatke-Gas Zamenhofer Street
Street said to have been named after Yatke Street.
Vietrak
A locality visited by Rabbi Lipele and his relatives.
Yuravetska Street
Later wells were dug on Yuravetska Street.
Casino
A palace where the Zionist Congress was scheduled to open.
New Town (Alexandrovskaya Street)
Location reached by a Russian procession before the shooting began.
Chanaikes
A Jewish quarter reportedly protected from massacres by self-defense.
Chizne
A Jewish quarter reportedly protected from massacres by self-defense.
Neivelt
A Jewish quarter reportedly protected from massacres by self-defense.
Tartak prison
Prison identified as the site of a particularly horrific massacre.
Half of the city
An anarchist bomb exploded in part of the city and shattered windows in surrounding houses.
Navik
A locality associated with weavers mentioned alongside factories.
Tabor Street, Berlin
A Berlin street mentioned among places resembling Bialystok.
Aranyenbaum Street
A street mentioned among places where the narrator found familiar Jewish life.
Whitechapel, London
A London location mentioned among places resembling Bialystok.
Nikolaievuske-Vasilkover Street
A street also associated with Gutman’s Alley under another name.
Lipowa (Pilsudski) Street
An old choir synagogue is located on Lipowa, also called Pilsudski.
Chemne Alley
Location of Kotsk Hasidic Bet Midrash.