Białystok
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26 Yurovietska Street
An address where the narrator’s family lived and where two bunkers existed.
Fabrichner Street
A street along which people were taken from the bunker.
Mother’s small destroyed town
The narrator refers to a mother’s small destroyed town and its family connection.
Broadway, New York
The organization is described as rooted and spread on Broadway in New York.
228 Broadway, New York
The center’s own building was purchased at 228 Broadway in New York.
228 Broadway
The address of the later large Bialystoker Center.
246 Broadway
A basement location of the relief committee after World War I.
Lower East Side
The New York neighborhood where the Bialystoker home was built.
Bialystoker Center
A center supported by the Bialystoker Young Men's Benevolent Association.
228 Broadway
The location of the large Bialystok center near the synagogue.
Norfolk
A city containing the Great Synagogue associated with Moshe Sohn.
Wall Street
The passage refers to the coming Wall Street crash.
Tel-Stone
Place where Yakov Sapirshteyn purchased land to help establish Israel.
Szczecin
A city Jacob Sapirstein reached before crossing into Germany.
22 Chanska Street
Address where Zalman Yerushalmi was born.
Camps in Europe and Cyprus
Camps in Europe and Cyprus held displaced Bialystok survivors.
Jeda (Ramat Yishai)
Location of the first textile factory established by Bialystok residents.
Austria
Austrian camps are mentioned among locations holding survivors.
Old Bialystok
A remembered home evoked by the center's atmosphere.
Palace
A palace belonging to a deceased millionaire was auctioned.
Europe
Region from which Bialystok refugees were sent by ship.
Zsabier Cemetery
Cemetery named in a passage heading.
Ikaron
Place established by Bialystoker families.
Bialystok family residence
Tallest building in town, described as a four-story family home.
Rozanski
Rozanski is identified as the corner adjoining Kupiecka Street.
Border areas
Areas where peasants profited from helping refugees enter Russia.
Krink
Place identified as Jutkowski’s origin.
Klynci
Destination where Jeruchem Bril transferred products.
Yeshiva 511661
Destination to which Chazanowicz traveled to treat a patient.