Białystok
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Moshe Leib Lilienblum
General secretary of the Hovevei Zion central organization.
Tzvi Hirsh Liberman
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Alter Sapirstein
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Yehoshua Heshel Klementinovsky
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Shabtai Rudkovsky
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Yosef Yelin
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Avraham Leibowitz
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Yaffe
Named in the list of Hovevei Zion founders.
Ben-Zion Lifshitz
Named as a founder and officer of the Hovevei Zion group.
Lipa Kaganovich
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Simha Bunim Halevi Horowitz
Named as a founder of the Hovevei Zion movement.
Rabbi Meir Markus
Named as an elected officer of the Hovevei Zion group.
Aharon Yehoshua Shapiro
Named as an elected officer of the Hovevei Zion group.
Rabbi Shmuel Mohilever
Elected rabbi of Bialystok and later described as a leading Hovevei Zion figure.
Dr. Anatol Leszczynski
Dr. Anatol Leszczynski is named in the text.
Dr. Shaul Rafael Landau
A person named in the passage heading.
Rabbi Shmuel Mahliwer
A rabbi named in the passage.
Zadok Hacohen
Chief rabbi of France who assisted the colonization mission.
Baron Rothschild
Baron associated with efforts to support Jewish colonization in Palestine.
Dr. Khazanovich
Bialystok-born figure described as founder of Jerusalem's National Library.
Rabbi Samuel Mohilever
Rabbi and early supporter of the Zionist idea, associated with Bialystok.
Leo Pinsker
Named as an author associated with the Russian pogroms period.
Professor Hermann Shapira
Professor Hermann Shapira is named in discussion of the Jewish National Fund’s founding.
Kotik
Person associated with a widely known Jewish library.
Shmuel Mohliwer
Rabbi Shmuel Mohliwer is named among important Zionist figures.
Litman Rosenthal
Litman Rosenthal is named among important Zionist figures.
Sholem Aleichem
Sholem Aleichem is listed among classic authors whose works were circulated.
Abraham Reisen
Abraham Reisen is listed among classic authors whose works were circulated.
Abraham Kotik
Person associated with a library on Pawietschizna Street.
L. Zamenhof
Teacher of German and French who later worked in Warsaw.
Faive Blokh
Father of the narrator and a former student of Zamenhof.
Gatlober's daughter
An educated woman who taught German and French.
Eliezer Halberstam
A blind older man, poet, and longtime friend of Gatlober.
Isaac Zabludovsky
A Bialystok-associated teacher called Reb Itsele the wealthy man.
Rabbi Lipele
Rabbi who arrived in Bialystok as a rabbi.
Yisrael Halpern
Man remembered as returning from Russia after the First World War.