Białystok
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Warsaw Jewish Artists Circle
Artists’ circle represented at the exhibition.
Jewish Cultural League
The Jewish Cultural League represented workers’ parties and Yiddishists in Bialystok.
Professional associations
Groups of professional associations visited the exhibition.
Organizations
Organizations visited the exhibition.
Polish authorities
The Polish authorities required an hour of secular studies daily.
Firefighters' Brigade
The brigade whose comrades the subject remembered after moving to America.
Transport Workers' Union
A union that included carriers, porters, and water carriers.
Volunteer Firefighters Society
Volunteer firefighting society founded in Bialystok.
Bialystok Relief
Relief organization represented by a secretary and delegates.
Joint
American relief organization whose delegates brought funds and assistance.
Washers
Workers who maintained and cleaned carriages and sleds.
Vilna troupe
Yiddish theater troupe that toured several cities.
Kaminska troupe
Theater troupe that performed successfully in Bialystok.
Warsaw Jewish Operetta Troupe
A Jewish operetta troupe from Warsaw.
Warsaw Central Theater
Presented an operetta repertoire.
United Operetta Troupe
An operetta troupe led by Betty Kenig and Adolf Berman.
Yidishe Kunst Association
Association that led active Jewish cultural activity through three sections.
Hazamir
A cultural society active in Bialystok.
Palos Theater
A Jewish theater troupe performing in Bialystok from winter 1919.
Jewish Artistic Drama
A troupe directed by A. Azro and L. Sniegov.
Mosaic
A theater troupe performing under Solomon Kustin.
Naye Lebn
A troupe that criticized vaudeville performances.
Vilner Troupe
The Vilner troupe toured again with a changed cast.
Adler-Sieradzki Troupe
The troupe came to Bialystok with a repertoire including Jewish theater works.
Artistic Corner
Permanent ensemble organized by Bialystok actors.
Gilórina
A small-art theater established in Bialystok in the late 1920s.
Jewish Sports Club
The passage describes its existence and sports activities.
Vienna Hakoah
World-famous Viennese club welcomed by Bialystok residents in 1924.
Maccabi
Group organized in 1918 and practicing at a charitable institution.
Record
Second group formed after a split, with premises at the marketplace.
ISK Jewish Sports Club of Bialystok
Jewish sports club legalized in June 1922 and developing multiple sports sections.
Manufacturers Association
Zebin is identified as its director.
Dynamo
One of several sports clubs formed by large Soviet enterprises.
Spartak
One of several sports clubs formed by large Soviet enterprises.
Zhestianik
One of several sports clubs formed by large Soviet enterprises.
Pishtshevik
One of several sports clubs formed by large Soviet enterprises.