Białystok
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Lieb Nathan
Jewish man named in a Prussian protective document permitting residence in Bialystok.
Yoel Barash
Named among early textile workers.
Eliezer Halberstam
Named among early textile workers.
Halpern
Named among early textile workers.
Mazur
Mazur’s name was associated with the street during a later period.
Sanie Zadrunski
Sanie Zadrunski entertained audiences at weddings.
Abraham Samuel Hershberg
Former Bialystok resident described Jewish life there a century earlier.
Zisel Goldberg
The house later became associated with Zisel Goldberg.
Kopl Heilperin
Kopl Heilperin purchased a large house at auction.
Abraham-Pivl Blumenfeld
A communal activist who became a synagogue treasurer.
Barukh Freidenberg
He was listed among the gabbaim of the institutions.
Yosef Rendl
He was listed among the gabbaim of the institutions.
Ayzik Medavnik
He was listed among the gabbaim of the institutions.
Joseph-Moses Isaiah
A collector named Joseph-Moses Isaiah received a telegram about a winning ticket.
Yehziel-Ber Wolkowisky
A leading speaker on urban and Jewish communal affairs.
Rabbi Shmuel Lifshitz
He was listed among the gabbaim of the institutions.
Leyb Perlman
He was listed among the gabbaim of the institutions.
Shmuel Razental
He was listed among the gabbaim of the institutions.
Yakov Shmuel Zabludovski
He was listed among the gabbaim of the institutions.
Abraham Trop
Identified as Moses Trop’s famous father.
Berl Mark
Jewish scholar and writer who wrote to Hershberg's family.
Yosef Binyamin Krinsky
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Dr. Yosef Hazanovich
Named as a founder and later officer of the Hovevei Zion group.
Vitenberg
Named in the list of Hovevei Zion founders.
Kalman Pikus
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Margolis
Named in the list of Hovevei Zion founders.
Yekhiel Goldstein
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Menahem Mendel Kretchmer
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Yisrael Hayim Shtimer
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Dan Levin
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Tzvi Yehuda Brainsky
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Yaakov Sapirstein
Hosted the first Hovevei Zion group meeting at his house.
Barukh Freidenberg
Named as an elected officer of the Hovevei Zion group.
Shmuel Sturman
Mentioned among the group’s predominantly weaver members.
Adolf Hitler
Named as the instigator of a violent attack and speaker at the Reichstag.
Shmuel Mohilever
Advocated forming a Zionist organization in Russia and later died in May 1898.