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Transport toward Majdanek

מאַידאַנעק

A transport carrying prisoners traveled toward Majdanek and stopped in Lublin.

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Survival of massacre and war

איבערגעלעבט די שחיטה און די מלחמה

Berta Sakolska survived both the massacre and the war.

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Collective mass suicide of Jewish women from Bialystok

גרויזאַם PNR‏ געווען אַ קאַלעקטיווער מאַסן-זעלבסט- מאָרד TD‏ אידישע ביאַליסטאָקער פרויען

A collective mass suicide occurred among Jewish women from Bialystok near Treblinka.

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Nazi occupation of Bialystok region

דער "בּאַצירק בּיאַליסטאָק" אונטער נאַצישער אָקופּאַציע

The Jewish world in the region ended under Hitlerist rule.

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Action of February 5, 1943

אַקציע פון 5טן פעברואַר 1943

An unnamed newspaper seller and his wife were murdered during the action.

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Bialystok uprising

אויפשטאַנד

Uprising dated August 16, 1943, preceding the destruction of remaining Jews.

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February Aktion

פעברואַר-אַקציע

A February Aktion suddenly struck Jews in the Bialystok Ghetto.

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Warsaw ghetto uprising

Warsaw ghetto

Uprising against German police reported in February 1943.

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February Massacre

פעברואַר שחיטה

A February massacre involving deportations and deaths.

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Shooting of One Hundred Victims in Praga's Garden

די הונדערט קדושים

Nazi perpetrators shot one hundred victims in Praga's Garden.

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August 1943 ghetto operation

דעם 16טן אױיגוסט 1943

Vehicles and perpetrators entered the ghetto on 16 August 1943.

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Destruction after the Holocaust

דער ערשטער פּסח נאָכ'ץ חורבּן

A heading refers to the first Passover after the destruction.

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Aktion

דער אַקציע

An Aktion in which victims were gathered at the cemetery.

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22nd Zionist Congress

22טן ציוניסטישן קאָנגרעס

Congress in Basel, Switzerland associated with a new period for Kibbutz Dror.

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1945 Relief Conference

רעליף קאָנפערענץ

Relief conference held in New York in 1945.

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Holocaust under Hitler

דעם גרויסן אידישן חורבן היטלער-צייט

The destruction and disappearance of the Jewish Bialystok environment during the Holocaust.

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Zionist Conference

ציו- ניסטישער קאַנפערענץ

Conference in London where Chaike Grosman delivered a speech.

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Transport from Bialystok to Blizhin

טראַנספּאָרט

More than three thousand people traveled from Bialystok to Blizhin.

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Eichmann trial

אײכמאַןפּראָצעס

The passage refers to the Eichmann trial and its chief prosecutor.

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April 1943 heroic uprising

העלדישן אויפשטאַנד PR‏ אַפּריל 1943

An uprising after which only two cells remained in the Jewish section.

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The tragic period

יענער טראַגישער צייט

A period marked by arrests, torture, shootings, deportations, and extermination.

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The Nazis’ defeat

די מפּלה פון די נאַצי פאַרברעכער

The narrator hoped to witness the defeat of Nazi criminals.

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World Gathering of the Second Generation

וועלט-צוזאַמענפאָר

A gathering where second-generation participants discussed inherited trauma and responsibility.

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World Conference of Bialystok Jews in New York

וועלט-קאָנפערענץ

World conference addressed by an Israeli delegate and attended by David Sohn in 1949.

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Holocaust

חורבן-צייט

The Holocaust period described as a time of destruction and moral crisis.

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Destruction of Jewish Bialystok

היטלער-הערשאַפט

The Jewish Bialystok community was physically destroyed during Hitler's rule.

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Bialystok landsleit world convention

די גרויסע ביאַליסטאָקער קאָנװענשאַן

A 1949 convention attended by 277 delegates from Bialystok landsmanschaften.

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Proposal to build Kiryat Bialystok in Israel

צו TAD‏ אַ ;קרית ביאַליסטאָק" אין דער אידישער מדינה

The convention resolved to establish a new Bialystok settlement in Israel.

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Klementinovski speech on Kiryat Bialystok

די איינדרוקספולע רעדע פון אַדװאָקאַט צבי קלעמענטינאָווסקי

Advocate Tzvi Klementinovski spoke about building Kiryat Bialystok in Israel.

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Million-dollar campaign

פּראָקלאַמירונג פון אַ מיליאָן דאָלאַר קאַמפּיין

A million-dollar campaign was proclaimed for the project, ending August 21, 1951.

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Culture Congress in New York

Culture Congress

Congress attended by Bialystoker delegates in 1948.

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World Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors

World Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors

1981 gathering of Holocaust survivors in Jerusalem.

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Funeral of Dr. Franka Horowicz

two funerals in the Zabia (ghetto) cemetery

Funeral held in Zabia Cemetery in February 1943.

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Dedication of Bialystok ghetto monument

August 16, 1945

Monument dedicated on August 16, 1945, honoring murdered Bialystok Jews.

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Exhumation and reburial of Bialystok ghetto victims

April 11, 1946

Remains were exhumed and reburied in a mass grave on April 11, 1946.

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Memorial in Tribute to the Victims

MEMORIAL IN TRIBUTE TO THE VICTIMS

A mourning period and commemorative activities honored victims after the ghetto liquidation.

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