Białystok
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Shalom Aleichem Library
Library where a Bund activist worked publishing books and managing catalogs.
Branislav Grosser School
School located at Rabinska 18.
Rabinska 18
Address of the Branislav Grosser School.
Central committee
Committee reported arrested in Poltava in July 1906.
Bialystok community
Community whose former director was Alexander Barash.
Pawiak
Warsaw prison mentioned in the narrative.
Surazer Street
Street where Russian soldiers reportedly killed 25 Jews in July 1905.
Hebrew Gymnasium in Bialystok
A Hebrew gymnasium was established in Bialystok by non-radical Jewish residents.
Wilna
Wilna is mentioned as an exception in the comparison of Yiddish development.
Bialystok Jewish School Network
Bialystok maintained a branched Jewish school network under catastrophic conditions.
America
A place visited to bring assistance.
Orphan institutions
A large network of institutions established and maintained for orphans.
Chicago
A city associated with a Bialystoker organization or center.
Uruguay
A country mentioned among locations of Bialystoker organizations.
Chile
A country mentioned among locations of Bialystoker organizations.
David Sukhavalsky
Named as a notable personality associated with Bialystok.
Joseph Khazanovitch
Named as a notable doctor associated with Bialystok.
German occupation
German occupation referenced in connection with Bialystok’s political history.
Zabludovskis
Family named among Bialystok’s notable personalities.
Yekhil Meir Halter
A Warsaw printer holding the writer’s remaining books as collateral.
Abraham Gaselnik
The first publisher intended to issue the writer’s books.
Time Songs
The title under which Jacob Lidsky published the books.
Socialists
Political movement with which Abraham Kotik was associated.
A. Kotik
A. Kotik supported the narrator with food, cigarettes, and occasional money.
History of Egypt
A history of Egypt was translated from a radical Russian historian.
Yitzhak Rivkin's father
Rivkin received a dye business by inheritance from his father.
Jewish secular school and education system
Jewish secular school and educational system in Bialystok.
Fishl Katzenelenbogen
Secretary of Bialystok's extensive educational network.
Beinush Mikhalevitch
Namesake of a school on Khaniekes.
Yiddish drama troupes perform at the Palace
Two Yiddish drama troupes performed at the Palace during the 1919 winter season.
Luxe theater opens
A smaller theater called Luxe opened at 18 Lipowa Street.
ISK and Maccabees merger
ISK and Maccabees merged in 1935, forming ISK-Maccabee.
ISK chartered
ISK was formally chartered in June 1923.
Emergence of Bialystok’s silk industry
Bialystok’s silk industry came into existence about 150 years before the article.
Motel Ostrynski left Bialystok for the United States
Motel Ostrynski left Bialystok in the early 1920s and later returned for vacations.
Death of Rabbi Meir Rapoport
Rabbi Meir Rapoport died at the Bialystoker Home in New York in 1963.