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Museum in Warsaw

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Museum visited by the narrator before the exhibition.

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Death of Rabbi Nachumke

Rabbi Nachumke served until his death.

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Death of Zalman

Zalman’s death is described as ending a distinctive study melody.

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Sabbath prayers at the house of study

Officials of the Talmud Torah and yeshiva came to pray at the house of study on Sabbaths, including the named participants.

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Narrator enters the yeshiva

The narrator entered the yeshiva at age thirteen.

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Flood rescue operation

A rescue operation evacuated people and animals, saved Jewish property, and assisted flood victims.

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Theater performances in Bialystok

The Groyfn Theater performed an extended repertoire in Bialystok.

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Hazamir cultural society leadership

L. Triivish and A. Albek led the Hazamir cultural society.

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L. Sniegov debuted in Yiddish

In summer 1919, L. Sniegov debuted in Yiddish in Bialystok.

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Artistic Corner ensemble organized

Bialystok actors organized a permanent ensemble called Artistic Corner.

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Organization of a stable cooperative theater troupe

A stable cooperative theater troupe was organized and operated for more than five years.

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Joseph Weishof became administrative leader

Joseph Weishof was recruited as the troupe’s administrative leader for its second season.

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Berta Litvina joined the troupe

Berta Litvina joined the troupe during its second season.

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Palace Theater summer tour departure

The theater departed on summer tours in June 1941, beginning in Mogilev by the Dnieper.

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Founding of Gilórina theater

Gilórina theater emerged in Bialystok in the late 1920s.

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Maccabi group organized

A Maccabi group was organized in 1918.

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Legalization of ISK

The ISK was finally legalized in June 1922.

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Great Synagogue

Great Synagogue named as the site of reported burnings.

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Death in the August 1943 uprising

Lyube Subatnik reportedly fell in an uprising on August 16, 1943.

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First action involving Spektar

Spektar was killed with his wife during the first action.

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Death of Gershuni

Gershuni died in July 1941 after Polish fascists handed him to the Germans as a communist.

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Bialystok pogrom of 1906

A major pogrom in Bialystok lasted several terrifying days and caused Jewish casualties.

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Military pogrom against Jews in Bialystok in 1905

The passage states that Bialystok experienced a military pogrom against Jews in 1905.

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Opening of the Bialystok community study library

The study library opened at the Bialystok community on 15 January 1933.

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Second World War began

The Second World War began, bringing severe hardships to Bialystok’s Jewish community.

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Emigration from Bialystok

Merchants, manufacturers, and workers began emigrating from Bialystok.

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Factory transfers from Bialystok

Many factories were transferred to Romania, Yugoslavia, and Australia.

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Wilhelm fled to Holland

German Kaiser Wilhelm fled to Holland after revolution broke out in Germany.

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Bialystok as a German military supply point

Bialystok served as a German storage site for military supplies.

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German commander shot during the revolution

Bialystok’s German commander, described as a famous general, was shot.

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Abuse of Jews at Station Łapy

Jews were dragged to Station Łapy, beaten, shaved, and robbed.

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Merchants and manufacturers return to Bialystok

Bialystok merchants and manufacturers returned from Russia after peace in 1920.

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Itche Zabludovsky becomes a manufacturer

Itche Zabludovsky is identified as the first manufacturer.

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Death of Itche Zabludovsky

Itche Zabludovsky reportedly died young.

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Malka-Raizl continues the factory

After her husband’s death, Malka-Raizl took over the factory and began manufacturing lace.

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Mechanization of Bialystok textile production

In 1907, Bialystok textile production began transitioning to mechanical looms.

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