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Founding of a Białystok Jewish settlement in Israel

A group of Białystok Jews founded a settlement near Haifa in 1925.

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Proposal to build Kiryat Bialystok

Delegates resolved to establish a new Bialystok settlement in the Jewish state.

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Contract signing for building the first hundred units of Kiryat Bialystok

A contract was signed to build the first hundred units of Kiryat Bialystok in Israel.

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Mutual-aid fund established in Melbourne

Newly arrived Bialystokers in Melbourne established a mutual-aid loan fund.

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Bialystok center established in Melbourne

A Bialystok center was established to receive rescued countrymen after the war.

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Permits for new immigrants

The Białystok Center administration created 600 permits for new immigrant landsleit to arrive; the passage identifies Australia as a prior residence, not the destination.

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Bialystok landsleit migration to Australia

Migration of Bialystok landsleit to Australia was halted; the passage does not establish completed migration or assistance at the center.

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Library fire in Melbourne

A library in Melbourne burned, after which books were donated to a cultural center.

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Permits obtained for European refugees

The Bialystok Center in Australia obtained 465 permits to bring refugees from Europe.

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Reestablishment of a Bialystok landsmen organization

A Bialystok landsmen organization was reestablished in 1930.

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Burning of Grajewo

Cossacks came and burned Grajewo down in 1905.

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Death of Jennie Sapirstein

Mrs. Sapirstein died on November 29, 1969.

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Founding of the Bialystoker Stimme

The Bialystoker Stimme was conceived as a periodical in 1921.

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Home cornerstone laid

The Home’s cornerstone was laid one week after the construction contract was signed.

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Hiding in an underground bunker

Professor Bergman hid with his infant son and about thirty others in an underground bunker.

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Forced cremation labor in the Augustow Forests

Prisoners were forced to cremate victims, sift ashes for valuables, and bury the ashes in the Augustow Forests for two weeks.

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Gestapo committee visit to the ghetto

A Gestapo committee arrived in the ghetto in mid-July 1943.

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Jechiel Gurwicz was murdered

Jechiel Gurwicz was murdered because he was Jewish; the inscription's date is explicitly noted as possibly incorrect.

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First mass strikes of Jewish weavers

The first mass strikes of Jewish weavers broke out in Bialystok and were led by the Bund.

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Stalin Pact

סטאַלין-פּאַקט

The passage refers to preparations for the Stalin Pact and its consequences.

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Fire at the Bialystok circus

אָפּגעברענט

The circus burned down one beautiful evening.

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Friends of Yiddish Theater committee

פריינד TD‏ , אידישן טעאַטער

Committee formed after the troupe’s successful first season.

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First action

ערשטער אַקציע

An action during which Spektar was reportedly killed with family.

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Black Sabbath

שװואַרצן שבת

A Friday described as the Black Sabbath during the decree’s introduction.

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Public executions

עפנטלעכע שמייס-עקזעקוציע

The passage states that public executions had not occurred, as far as remembered.

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First Aktion in Białystok

ערשטער אַקציע

The passage refers to the first action in Białystok.

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Transport from Bialystok toward Treblinka

איינער TID‏ די ערשטע טראַנספּאַרטן

One of the first transports left Bialystok after August 7 and reached near Treblinka.

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Shooting of young Jewish women

ער הייסט זיי זינגען

Fritz Fridl orders young captured women to sing, then shoots them when they refuse.

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Bialystok ghetto liquidation memorial

5-טן יאָרצײט

Memorial ceremony at the ghetto cemetery marking the fifth anniversary of the liquidation.

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Final liquidation of the Bialystok community

לעצטער צו פאַרטיליקונג אין טאָטאַלער ליקווידירונג

The passage describes Bialystok’s final liquidation and total destruction.

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Ghetto Liquidation Commemoration

טרויער אַקאַדעמיעס

Memorial academies were organized on the fifth anniversary of the ghetto liquidation.

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Historical Eichmann trial

אײיכמאַן-פּראָצעס

Pesach Burshtein testified at the trial of Nazi criminal Artur Gosberg.

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World Gathering of Holocaust Survivors

וועלט:צוזאַמענפאָר

A gathering in Jerusalem attended by children from 27 countries and their parents.

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World Gathering of Bialystokers in New York

דער פּרעזידיום בּיים וועלט-צוזאַמענפאָר פון די בּיאַליסטאָקער PX‏ ניו ואָרק

A 1949 world gathering of Bialystokers in New York.

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Liquidation of Bialystok Jewish community

ליקװידאַציע פון דער NOVA‏ אין ביאַליסטאַק

The passage refers to the liquidation of Bialystok's Jewish community.

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February 1943 action

די "אַקציע"

An action referenced in a contents-like entry.

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