Białystok
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Bialystok Magistrate
Municipal authority that provided Rozanietsky with a scholarship.
Bialystok Schools
Schools where Tinovitsky worked as a drawing teacher.
Bialystok Tsisho Schools
Schools where Kazlovsky worked as an art teacher.
Illusion Theater
Theater later taken over by the people described in the passage.
Young Studio Jewish Theater
Jewish theater mentioned at the end of the passage.
Bialystok Jewish Hospital
Jewish hospital in Bialystok, described as a prominent institution.
Linat Holim
Institution supporting sick Jewish families and providing aid.
Centos
Institution caring for and supplying Jewish orphans.
Marpe
Society combating tuberculosis and sending patients to sanatoria.
Gemilut Hasadim
Institution providing needy people with interest-free or low-interest loans.
Gan Yeladim
The first children's home was established and named Gan Yeladim.
Yugnt-Farayn School
A school called Yugnt-Farayn School emerged after World War I.
Peretz School
A school called Peretz School emerged after World War I.
Grosser School
A school called Grosser School emerged after World War I.
Bialystok Jewish schools
Jewish schools described as central to national and social liberation efforts.
Two Sholem Aleichem schools
Two Sholem Aleichem schools operating in Bialystok.
Dinezon School
A Jewish school operating in Bialystok.
Gymnasium
Gymnasium associated with Jewish education in Bialystok.
Network of evening courses
A network of evening courses among Bialystok Jewish schools.
Bialystok Jewish school system
Jewish school system described as enduring severe storms.
Graser School
Jewish school described as operating among dense Jewish population centers.
children's home
A children's home is mentioned among destinations receiving meat.
Michalewitsch School
School on Khaneikes Street supported by payments from Jewish workers.
Yugent Farayn School
School established in a former state savings bank school building.
Gan Yeladim School
School later transformed into the Michalevitch School.
Michalevitch School
School resulting from the recent transformation of the Gan Yeladim School.
Korsun yeshiva
A yeshiva near Kyiv where Pesach Kaplan studied.
Bielastak-Piechat
Known printing plant employing approximately 200 workers.
Peretz Children's Home
Children's home founded in the chronology.
Commercial School for Girls
A commercial school for girls that opened.
Crafts School
A crafts school that opened.
Social Library
A social library that opened.
Zalman Kahana’s cheder
Meir Walach studied at Zalman Kahana’s cheder.
Schools of Bialystok
Schools operated in two or sometimes three shifts because of enrollment.
Synagogues
Synagogues where Jewish youth did not attend Kol Nidrei.
Study halls
Study halls mentioned alongside synagogues during the Soviet arrival.