Białystok
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Atlantic Ocean
The Atlantic is described as separating American Bialystok from Europe.
Mazowiecka Street
A street through which soldiers entered the city.
Territories occupied by the Soviets
Jewish refugees fled to territories occupied by the Soviets.
Yurovter 7
Address of one of three Jewish orphanages.
Chenstokhover 7
Address of one of three Jewish orphanages.
Malkin Border Point
Border point where Jews attempted to cross.
Distant Siberian and other cold regions
Destinations to which refugees were deported.
Siberian forests
Place to which some Bialystok Jews were reportedly sent.
Strukowski Street
Street mentioned as opposite the former wooden building and at a corner.
Vaiskover Street
A street where bombs fell during the bombing of Bialystok.
Mazowiecka
Route through which Nazi perpetrators entered Bialystok.
Jewish streets of Bialystok
Dense Jewish residential streets approached by Nazi perpetrators.
Nadjetchne Street
Street where Red Army troops were positioned during the violence.
Rinek Koshtchushki
Place listed among locations affected by arson.
Pietrashe
Site approximately two kilometers behind the city where Jews were reportedly shot.
Pzhayazd Street
Street closed during the July 1941 action.
Zhidovske Street
Street closed during the July 1941 action.
Bronske Street
Street closed during the July 1941 action.
Schaumska Street 60
Address where detained men were taken for selection.
Concentration camp
The poem asks whether the beloved may be working in a concentration camp.
Piaskes neighborhood
A former densely Jewish area including Piaskes and surrounding streets was targeted.
Khanaikes neighborhood
Khanaikes was among the surrounding areas of former Jewish life.
Bialostocka Street
A street included within the ghetto area.
Palace building
The main command and order service occupied rooms in this building.
Warszawer Street
The Jewish hospital was transferred from this street.
Yuravtser Street 7
Address of an infectious-disease hospital.
Province towns
Some children were sent from devastated provincial towns.
Rooms in the ghetto
Rooms whose heating arrangements required construction work.
Palesie Street
A street identified near an industrial complex.
Nearby towns
Nearby towns whose Jewish populations were destroyed and wiped out.
25 Kupiecka Street
An address where bombing reportedly killed 28 Jewish people.
Stanislavov
The place from which Dr. Horowitz Franke originated.
Cemetery
Site around which SS guards prevented access during the funeral.
Lapi
A town mentioned in connection with travel by train.
Minskaya Street
A street identified as the only remaining one in the passage.
7 Gildowe Street
Address of the destroyed Paienibank building.