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Betzalel Marants
Listed among active comrades.
Noske Druker
Listed among active comrades.
Yekutiel D zivak
Listed among active comrades.
Avraham Kagan
Listed among active comrades.
Lurie brothers
One of the Lurie twins was active with the group.
Poltava Region Conference
A regional conference held around 1905.
Fyodor
Singer identified as a famous singer in the passage.
Dr. Zamenhof
A person credited with creating Esperanto first.
An-ski
Author of The Dybbuk.
Bialystok Cultural League
Cultural organization that arranged an art exhibition in Bialystok.
Ben
Painter living in Paris and described as highly popular.
Berlevi
Painter from Warsaw invited to the exhibition opening.
S. Goldman
Helped bring artists closer and helped them feel at home in the city.
Passage Warengoltz
City passage selected as the exhibition venue.
Warsaw Jewish Artists Circle
Artists’ circle represented at the exhibition.
M. Babitch
Named author of the account of the first art exhibition.
First Jewish Art Exhibition
Jewish art exhibition held in Bialystok in September 1919.
Jewish Art Exhibition
Exhibition held in the upper floor of Passage Warengoltz in Bialystok.
Minsk
City whose prison held deported Bialystok residents.
World War I
The passage refers to the period immediately after World War I.
Jewish Cultural League
The Jewish Cultural League represented workers’ parties and Yiddishists in Bialystok.
Yaakov Pat
Yaakov Pat is listed as an executive of the Jewish Cultural League.
Sh. Goldman
Sh. Goldman is listed as representing the youth union.
Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg is named as a destination for painters and writers leaving Bialystok.
Razanetsky
A painter who lived in Bialystok and walked its streets in uniform.
Lindenfeld
A painter whose pictures depicted Jewish subjects.
Zaydenbaitl
A painter whose pictures depicted Jewish subjects.
Professional associations
Groups of professional associations visited the exhibition.
Organizations
Organizations visited the exhibition.
Bialystok picture exhibition
Hundreds of visitors, schools, professional groups, organizations, and guests attended the exhibition.
Children's Home
Painting depicting a group of homeless children.
Bialystoker Yizkor Book
The passage appears in the Bialystoker Yizkor Book.
M. Sirota
M. Sirota is named at the end of the passage.
Bialystok
Bialystok is identified in the title of the memorial book.
Grine Street
A street where three houses of prayer were found.
Kabriner Rebbe, Nahumke
The Kabriner Rebbe led a Hasidic table in Bialystok.