Białystok
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Baker's Beit Midrash
A house of study in the Khanayek district.
Psalms Beit Midrash
A house of study in the Khanayek district.
Mishmor Bet Midrash
A listed bet midrash.
Naymark's Bet Midrash
A listed bet midrash named for Naymark.
Batzer's Bet Midrash
A listed bet midrash named for Batzer.
Butcher's Bet Midrash
A listed bet midrash associated with butchers.
Tachkemoni Bet Midrash
A listed bet midrash.
Mishkenot Yaakov Bet Midrash
A listed bet midrash.
Linat Holim Bet Midrash
A bet midrash on Zamenhof Street.
Linat Hatzedek Bet Midrash
A bet midrash on Rozhaner Street.
Moshav Zekenim Bet Midrash
A bet midrash on Kupietzka Street.
Hekdash Bet Midrash
A listed philanthropic bet midrash.
Slonim Hasidic Bet Midrash
A Hasidic shtibl on Zalevoni Street.
Nowikis Bet Midrash
A special prayer institution on Mickiewicz Street.
Banks
Banks are described as receiving ownership of many houses.
Jewish Reading Library
Library founded by Abraham Kotik for Bialystok Jewish workers.
Bund schools
Four large Bund schools served hundreds of students.
Y. Khmurner School
The former youth school was called Y. Khmurner School.
Shalom Aleichem Library
Library where a Bund activist worked publishing books and managing catalogs.
Branislav Grosser School
School located at Rabinska 18.
Hebrew Gymnasium in Bialystok
A Hebrew gymnasium was established in Bialystok by non-radical Jewish residents.
Bialystok Jewish School Network
Bialystok maintained a branched Jewish school network under catastrophic conditions.
Orphan institutions
A large network of institutions established and maintained for orphans.
Jewish secular school and education system
Jewish secular school and educational system in Bialystok.
Steven Spielberg Digital Yiddish Library
Digital Yiddish library providing the scanned book collection.
The New York Public Library
Institution named in the Yizkor Book Project imprint.
First Hebrew-language school
School opened in 1918 with Hebrew as its main language.
Bialystok Center
A newly rebuilt Jewish center in postwar Bialystok is mentioned.
New House of Prayer
One of three houses of prayer on Grine Street.
Gmilut Hasadim House of Study
One of three houses of prayer on Grine Street.
Great Pulkovo Study House
Study house described as possessing substantial rabbinic literature.
Yekhiel-Neche’s Study House
Study house named among institutions possessing rabbinic literature.
Advanced Talmud Torah Classes
Higher classes whose students sometimes continued to yeshiva studies.
The yeshiva
The yeshiva comprised many students from the provinces and Warsaw.
Large houses of study
The community was proud of its large houses of study.
Rabbinical council
Rabbi Meirl Shchedrovitzky became a member of the rabbinical council.