Białystok
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Uruguay
A country mentioned among locations of Bialystoker organizations.
Chile
A country mentioned among locations of Bialystoker organizations.
New York
Publication city listed in the original publication data.
Bialystok, Poland
City identified in the publication’s subject and geographic cataloging.
New York, N.Y.
Copyright location listed for The Bialystoker Center.
Brooklyn
Publication address listed for the printer.
Bialystok
Former Jewish home city discussed in the memorial volume.
Israel
Country where a 1970 gathering of Bialystok Jews occurred.
Jewish homeland
The Jewish homeland is mentioned in discussion of hostility.
Australia
Listed among locations of Bialystok landsmanschaften.
Latin America
Region where descendants of Bialystok landsmen were intended to learn their origins.
Eastern Europe
Identified as the setting of a chapter in Polish Jewish history.
Poland
Referenced in the description of Polish Jewry.
Eastern Russia
Region where Bialystok is described as an industrial city.
Jewish cemeteries in many countries
The narrator says he visited Jewish cemeteries in many countries worldwide.
Chiste Street
Street where the narrator's home received electric power in 1911.
Passage Warengoltz
City passage selected as the exhibition venue.
Minsk
City whose prison held deported Bialystok residents.
Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg is named as a destination for painters and writers leaving Bialystok.
Bialystok
Bialystok is identified in the title of the memorial book.
Grine Street
A street where three houses of prayer were found.
Windmills
A landmark near the city where the yeshiva was located.
Yeshiva courtyard
Courtyard associated with the Talmud Torah and yeshiva entrance.
Biale River
A local river that overflowed after several days of rain.
Old Prison
A landmark marking one end of Nikolayevska Street.
Gorodskoi Sad
A public garden whose name echoed in the newspaper seller's voice.
Bialystok circus
A wooden circus building also served as a theater and later burned.
Nikolayevska Street
A street extending from Mecz's confectionery to the old prison.
Nadretchne Street
A narrow street described as completely submerged.
Sevastopolier Street
An alternative name for Nadretchne Street.
Proper address
Carriers were expected to transport goods to the proper address.
Congress Poland
Region containing other cities visited by the troupe.
Mogilev
The theater began its summer tour in Mogilev by the Dnieper.
Dnieper
The river beside which the theater began its tour in Mogilev.
Linat HaTzedek
The site where the Gilorina review-theater ensemble was photographed in 1930.
Lux Café
Café where members met and held secret consultations.