Białystok
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Augusta forests
The narrator worked for weeks in the Augusta forests.
Seventh rib
The narrator describes the place as the seventh rib of hell.
Zieloner Way
The passage names Zieloner Way on the route to work.
Neapolitan track
A track near which the narrators found a zemlianka.
Urawecki Street
Children are assembled in groups on Urawecki Street.
Ludowe
Locality associated with the murder of Jews.
Malmed-Tat
Site associated with the execution of hostages and a hanging victim.
Białystok Province
Province associated with hundreds of thousands of Jewish victims.
Fabrikne Street
Street identified as the ghetto gate location.
Ritchne Street
A gathering point to which the group was taken.
Poleske
A place associated with an SS detachment during the uprising.
Chilichanka
A place behind Suprasl where insurgents clashed with Germans.
Novogrudzkaya
An area mentioned in preparations connected with the ghetto police.
Novoi Grudzke
Street where the Jewish youth organized in the garden of the Jewish Council.
Poniatov
A place where other Bialystok Jews were deported and tormented.
Bialystok forest
A forest where partisans operated and helped transport escapees and wounded people.
Kovtchizne
A name reportedly given by Jews to the site.
Hitler’s extermination sites
Places from which survivors emerged according to the passage.
Bialystok in Israel
A location identified in the text as Israel—Bialystok.
Ghetto cemetery near Zhabia Chista Street
A cemetery near Zhabia Chista Street, described as densely occupied.
Zhabia Chista Street
Street near the ghetto cemetery.
Kupiecki 24
An address where Jews were reportedly said to have arrived.
Burial site
A burial place containing a grave and possibly the narrator's relatives.
Minska Street
A central site in Bialystok where people gathered and met newcomers.
Rinek Kashtshushki
Street where the narrator lived in Bialystok.
New cemetery
Large new cemetery site requiring enclosure and a memorial stone.
Angers Street
Angers Street was among Jewish areas described as completely erased.
Mazurs Street
Mazurs Street contained Citran’s study house and other community facilities.
Gumiener
A locality named among the remaining Jewish housing areas.
Bialystochenska
A locality named among the remaining Jewish housing areas.
Yatke
A locality named among the remaining Jewish housing areas.
Cemetery on a field near Zhabie
The youngest cemetery, near Zhabie, still required substantial work.
Bialystok–Warsaw railway
The railway route between Bialystok and Warsaw.
Tyszyce
A station area where Jews were removed and shot by Polish bandits.
Kever Yisrael Cemetery
Cemetery where remains were brought for burial.
Zhabie cemetery
A cemetery where Jewish victims and martyrs were buried.