Białystok
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Bialystokansker Street
Street location of Kopl Zalkind's Bet Midrash.
Surazher Street
A Bialystok street with shops at the city-clock entrance.
Chaines
A Bialystok locality mentioned in connection with taverns.
Khaneykes
A Bialystok location mentioned during the 1905 revolutionary storm.
Pyaskes
A Bialystok location mentioned during the 1905 revolutionary storm.
Shenkewitcha courtyard
A courtyard on Shenkewitcha Street hosted the Sholem Aleichem Library.
Market Street
A street along which the Bundist procession marched.
Linat HaTzedek on Rozhansky Street
Second secure location used to store literature, proclamations, and journals.
Upper Garden
Location where Meir Fish’s prayer place was found.
Rozhansky Street
Location mentioned alongside the Upper Garden.
Semiatitch
A teacher in the first yeshiva class was called the Semiatitcher.
Lisk
A teacher in the twelfth class came from Lisk, near Vilna.
Kosciuszko Market
Marketplace where the Record group had premises.
Nadretchnaia Street
Street where a venue was rented in 1921–1922.
Bronitsky
Site near Yafe’s where a sports ground was rented.
Station Łapy
Site described as a place of abuse against Jews.
Nezvodke-Mikhaleve
Nezvodke-Mikhaleve is listed among locations associated with textile production.
Kotsk
Town associated with the Kotsk Hasidic tradition.
Peshchanik
Location named alongside Horodok as a factory site.
Old Bojary Street
Street where land was provided for a Jewish hospital.
28 Sienkiewicza Street
Address of the Industrial Association.
2 Senatorska Street, Warsaw
Central office address mentioned in Warsaw.
6 Marszal Pilsudskiego Street
Address of the Bialystok office.
Kilinskiego 21
Location where the craftsmen association was situated.
1 Piłsudskiego Street
Address associated with the Colonial Bank.
5 Sienkiewicza Street
Address associated with the People's Cooperative Bank.
12 Kościuszko Street
Address associated with the Trade and Industry Bank.
Gildove
Street where Inditsky's bookshop was located.
Lipovue
Street where the theater was located in 1908.
Bubrik
Place where the Jewish revue theater was formed in 1926.
Fabriczna Street
Street where a gymnasium was located.
Kostelny Street
Street where the Mendele School stood, according to the passage.
Warsawer Street
Street identified as the location of the Peretz School.
Legionowa
Street where a state printing plant was specially built.
Rozhinai
Birthplace of Dr. L. Pines.
Reichstag
Building identified in the text as Hitler's speech venue.