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Litman

ליטמאַן

A person whom Khazanovich recognizes and says he awaited all his life.

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Dr. M. Sudarsky

דר. מ. סודארסקי

A doctor identified by young people at the restaurant.

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Dr. Ludwig Zamenhof

דר. לודוויק זאַמענהאָף

The creator of Esperanto, named in a closing caption.

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Young Zionists

יונגע ציוניסטן

A large group gathered at the restaurant and watched with curiosity.

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National Library

נאַציאַנאַלע ביבליאָטעק

A national library for which Khazanovich asks for books and resources.

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Eleanor Roosevelt

עלעאנאָרע רוזוועלט

Former president’s wife who proposed an international language for peace.

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Lazarus (Ludwik) Zamenhof

דר. לאַזאַרוס (לודוויק) זאַמענהאָף

Bialystok Jewish physician who created Esperanto in 1887.

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Esperanto

עספּעראַנטאַ

Artificial international auxiliary language created by Zamenhof.

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The Bialystok Yizkor Book

דער בּיאַליסטאָקער יזכּור-בּוך

Publication title appearing in the passage.

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Belgium

בעלגיע

The first Esperanto congress took place in Belgium in 1905.

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First Esperanto Congress

ערשטן וועלט- קאַנגרעס פון די עספּעראַנטיסטן

Zamenhof attended the first Esperanto congress in Belgium in 1905.

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Ludwik Zamenhof

לודוויק זאַמענהאַף

Man born in Bialystok in 1859 to poor Jewish parents.

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Zamenhof family

אידישע אָרעמע עלטערן

Ludwik Zamenhof was born to poor Jewish parents.

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Leibniz

לייבניץ

Named among earlier researchers and thinkers in language experiments.

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Bialystok Gymnasium

גימנאַזיץ

Gymnasium associated with the named teachers.

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Esperantists

עספּעראַנטיסטן

Supporters and friends of Esperanto active worldwide.

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David Sohn

דוד סאָהן

Named contributor or author associated with the passage.

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Esperantists' congress

אַ קאַנגרעס פון עספּעראַנטיסטן

Congress attended by representatives of peoples worldwide.

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Esperanto Bible translation

סיסטעמאַטישע איבערזעצונג פון דער ביבעל

Systematic translation of the Bible into Esperanto.

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Sheremetiev

שערעמעטיעוו

A former pristav described as an enemy of Jews and pogrom organizer.

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Bialystok pogrom of June 1906

דער בּיאַליסטאָקער יזכּור-בּוך

A pogrom against Bialystok Jews lasted three days in June 1906.

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Derkatchev

דערקאַטשעװו

Police chief described as a liberal and popular figure in Bialystok.

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Doctor Reigrodsky

דאַקטאָר רייגראדסקי

Jewish public worker who appealed against the pogrom killings.

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Bagaievsky

באגאיעווסקי

Military garrison general appealed to stop the killings and looting.

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Professor Shchepkin

פּראָפּעסאָר שטשעפּקין

Deputy who joined a delegation investigating the Bialystok pogrom.

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Colonel Arkantsev

פּאַלקאַװניק אַרקאנצעוו

Deputy who joined a delegation investigating the Bialystok pogrom.

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Advocate Yakobson

אַדװאָקאַט יאַקאָבסאָן

Deputy who joined a delegation investigating the Bialystok pogrom.

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Bialystok railway station

ביאַליסטאָקער װאַקזאַל

Railway station where Jewish passengers were murdered.

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Duma

דומא

Parliament where the pogrom report prompted a protest storm.

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Bialystok pogrom

ביאַליסטאָקער פּאָגראָם

Pogrom in Bialystok prompted a parliamentary delegation and hospital treatment of victims.

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Hospital

שפּיטאָל

A hospital held dead and wounded victims during the pogrom.

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Jewish Self-Defense

דער אידישער זעלבסט-:שוץ

Jewish self-defense organized by workers’ parties during the pogrom days.

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The city

שטאָט

The city experienced gunfire, looting, and near-total silence during the violence.

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Police

פּאָליצײ

Police and armed soldiers fired in streets and houses.

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Einstein

איינ- שטיין

A Jewish teacher killed with his wife and two children.

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Einstein family

פאַמיליע איינ- שטיין

Family killed during the described massacre.

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