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Moshe Ratovtser

משה

Memorialized parent of Max and Betty Ratner.

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Peshe Ratovtser

פּעשע ראַטאָווצער

Memorialized parent of Max and Betty Ratner.

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Abraham Dane

אברהם

Memorialized parent of Maxwell Dane.

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Sophie Dane

סאָפיע דעין

Memorialized parent of Maxwell Dane.

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Daniel Eibelson

דניאל אײיבעלסאָן

Memorialized father of the listed contributors.

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Joseph Dobriman

יוסף

Contributor listed in the memorial acknowledgments.

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Neshke Dobriman

נעשקע דאָברימאַן

Contributor listed in the memorial acknowledgments.

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Felicia Drezner

פעלישיא דרעזנער

Named in a memorial inscription.

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Karl Shabri

קאַרל שאַברי

Named in a memorial inscription.

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Lazar Shabri

לאַזאַר שאַברי (שאַברינסקי)‎

Named in a memorial inscription.

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Sara Eibelson

שרה אײבּלסאָן

Named in a memorial inscription.

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Golde Katz

גאָלדע כץ

Named as a beloved grandmother in a memorial inscription.

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George Gering

דזשאָרדזש גערינג

Named in a memorial inscription.

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Nazis

נאַציס

Described as responsible for Holocaust crimes and destruction in Poland.

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Eastern Russia

מזרח- רוסלאַנד

Region where Bialystok is described as an industrial city.

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Bialystok Jewish community

ביאַלי- סטאָקער אידן

Bialystok Jews are described as diminishing over time.

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Jewish cemeteries in many countries

אידישע בית-עלמינס אין פיל לענדער איבער דער וועלט

The narrator says he visited Jewish cemeteries in many countries worldwide.

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Nicholas II

ניקאָלאַי דער צוויי- טער

Russian emperor who visited Bialystok in 1912.

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Chiste Street

טשיסטע גאַס

Street where the narrator's home received electric power in 1911.

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Balfour Declaration

באַלפור דעקלאַראַציע

Declaration commemorated at a 1917 celebration.

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First Hebrew-language school

דער ערשטער שולע מיט העברעאיש אַלס הױיפּט-שפּראַך

School opened in 1918 with Hebrew as its main language.

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Hitler

היטלערץ

Named in reference to the destruction of Jewish Bialystok.

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Bialystok Center

ביאַליסטאָקער צענטער

A newly rebuilt Jewish center in postwar Bialystok is mentioned.

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Horodok

Horodok

Smaller community surrounding Bialystok.

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Founding of Bialystok village

Bialystok was founded as a village by Lithuanian Count Gedimin in 1320.

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Bialystok becomes a Polish royal fiefdom

Bialystok became the private fiefdom of King Zygmunt August in 1542.

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Izchok Zabludowski arrives in Bialystok

Izchok Zabludowski came to Bialystok at the beginning of the nineteenth century.

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Death of Izchok Zabludowski

Izchok Zabludowski died in 1865.

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Jan Klements Bronicki builds palace

Jan Klements Bronicki built a wooden palace for himself in Bialystok in 1703.

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Arrival at Ellis Island

The narrator and family arrived at Ellis Island on January 1, 1921.

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Opening of first Hebrew-language school

A first school using Hebrew as its language of instruction opened in 1918.

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Marriage of the narrator’s parents

The narrator’s parents married in 1889.

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First BILU group leaves for Israel

The first BILU group left for Israel in 1882.

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Narrator’s first school day

The narrator recalls the first day of school at age three in 1910.

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Teacher Tzvi Hirsh Liberman

לערער צבי הירש ליבערמאַן

Identified as Leibl Liberman’s father.

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Mikhle Fridman

מיכלע פרידמאַן

Listed among active comrades.

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