Białystok
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Piaskes
Bialystok area associated with Jewish residents.
Waszlikower Street
Street identified as the location of the High Beth Midrash.
Jewish cemetery in Bagnowka
A Jewish cemetery in Bagnowka contained a monument on a mass grave.
Zverinets
A site described as a place where panes brought fear and misfortune upon Jews.
Aleksandrovsky Street
Street in Bialystok associated with the intelligentsia.
Nikolaevsky Street
Street in Bialystok associated with the intelligentsia.
Lipaver Street
Street in Bialystok associated with the intelligentsia.
Gumianer Street
Street in Bialystok associated with Jewish residents.
Yatke Street
Street in Bialystok associated with Jewish residents.
Zverinets Forest
Forest behind Bialystok and associated with the narrator's youth.
Sosnaver Forest
Forest located beyond Zverinets Forest.
Nikolaievska Street
A street associated with wealthy shops and Jewish and non-Jewish commerce.
Bielostok
A Russian name for Bialystok.
Nikolaievskaia Ulitsa
A street associated with exposure to the wider world and secular education.
Shneur Gutman’s Alley
An alley in Bialystok named after Shneur Gutman.
Zamenhof Street
Street location of Linat Holim Bet Midrash.
Rozhaner Street
Street location of Linat Hatzedek Bet Midrash.
Kupiecka Street
Street location of Moshav Zekenim Bet Midrash.
Zalevoni Street
Location of Slonim Hasidic Bet Midrash.
Mickiewicz Street
Street location of Nowikis Bet Midrash.
Polna Street
Street location of Shvarts's Bet Midrash.
China
China is mentioned as a distant destination of textile production.
Nalewki 11, Warsaw
The address of Yekhil Meir Halter’s printing establishment.
Warsaw streets
Warsaw streets crossed during a May Day workers’ march.
Russian Empire
The Russian Empire under Tsar Nicholas II.
Bialystok prison
A prison in Bialystok bearing Bundist inscriptions.
Bialystok streets
The narrow, quiet streets of Jewish Bialystok.
Fish market
The fish market in Bialystok.
Branitska Street
A former youth school stood on Branitska Street.
Poland
The passage mentions strengthening ties to Poland.
Rabinska 18
Address of the Branislav Grosser School.
Pawiak
Warsaw prison mentioned in the narrative.
Surazer Street
Street where Russian soldiers reportedly killed 25 Jews in July 1905.
Wilna
Wilna is mentioned as an exception in the comparison of Yiddish development.
America
A place visited to bring assistance.
Chicago
A city associated with a Bialystoker organization or center.