Białystok
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Butchers Association
A butchers association described as founded, though the date is missing.
Merchants’ Union
Union that refused to accept butchers as a section.
Craftsmen’s Union
Union that refused to accept butchers as a section.
Bialystok Large Industrial Association
Association that established a wood-industry section in 1927.
Bundist organization
Organization publishing Der Veker in Bialystok.
Jewish Art Association
Cultural association founded in 1906 that influenced Bialystok's cultural and political life.
Presse
Publishing house that issued the Bialystok Lexicon.
Yiddish Writers and Journalists Circle
A circle founded in 1921 and legalized in 1926.
Jewish Art
Amateur group involved in the first production described.
Jewish People's Party
Party formed by a Jewish circle at the end of German occupation.
Bialystok Culture League
Organization established by the Jewish People's Party.
Shtral
Sports organization listed in Bialystok in 1932.
Morgenstern
Sports organization listed in Bialystok in 1932.
Hapoel
Sports organization listed in Bialystok in 1932 and 1939.
Nurdia
Sports club listed among Bialystok clubs in 1939.
Youth chess group
Youth chess group formed in Bialystok in 1922.
Older chess players' group
Group of older chess players formed in 1924.
Women's Protection Union
Organization assisting socially fallen Jewish women and girls.
Jewish Invalids Association
Association assisting Jewish war invalids and defending their rights.
Chess Club
A chess club founded in the chronology.
Radical-nationalist youth
Radical-nationalist youth participated in developing educational institutions.
Bialystok Center in New York
New York center that prepared a reception for Litvinov.
Central School Organization
Organization whose chairman gave the Yugent Farayn School its name.
Bialystok Jewish Journalists and Writers Association
An association founded in Bialystok at the beginning of the 1920s.
Jewish publishing house
A Jewish publishing house established in Białystok in the early 1930s.
Literary association
Association where Pesach Kaplan served as honorary secretary for ten years.
Jewish Printers’ Union
Union described as improving members’ living and moral conditions.
Community Committee
Community governing body mentioned in the chronology.
Democratic Community
Community established after a change in the community committee.
Bialystoker Relief in New York
A New York relief organization supporting the Bialystoker community.
Anti-Hitler Boycott Committee
Committee founded in 1933 and led by A. Tiktin.
Jewish Literary and Journalists Association
An association founded in the historical chronology.
Jewish School Organization
An organization founded in the chronology.
Quick Help
An aid organization founded within the Justice of the Poor framework.
Soviet government
Government in which Maxim Litvinov held a senior position.
Soviet Army
Army expected to march into and occupy Bialystok.