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Tzvi (Grisha) Klementinowski

צבי (גרישא) קלעמענטינאָווסקי

Białystok Jewish leader, lawyer, and former community chairman.

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State of Israel

מדינת ישראל

Klementinowski lived and practiced law in Israel.

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Zionist faction

ציוניסטישע

One of two Jewish factions in the city council.

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Jewish community and city council

קהילה און אין שטאַט-ראָט

Bodies in which the Bund was represented.

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Torah scrolls

ספר-תורהס

Eight Torah scrolls were consumed in the fire.

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Investigation commission

אױספאַרש-קאַמיסיע

Commission that prepared a protocol after the fire.

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Reuven Nakhumovsky

ראובן נאכומאָווסקי

Member of Białystok’s city council in 1939.

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Białystok Jewish community council

קהילה-ראָט פון דער ביאַליסטאַקער אידישער:קהילה

Community council in which the narrator held leadership roles.

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Białystok city council

שטאָט-ראָט פון ביאַליסטאָק

City council joined by the narrator and Reuven Nakhumovsky in spring 1939.

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Gerer shtibl

גערער שטיבל

Wooden prayer house in Białystok that burned before World War II.

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Ordinatska Street

אָרדינאַצקאַ גאָס

Street named on a plaque at the corner house.

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Kotzker shtibl

קאָצקער

One of several prayer houses in Białystok.

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Slonimer shtibl

סלאַנימער

One of several prayer houses in Białystok.

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Grabski

גראבסקי

A trade minister approached by a delegation of Bialystok manufacturers.

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Romania

רומעניע

Country to which factories were transferred.

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Yugoslavia

יוגאָסלאַװיע

Country to which factories were transferred.

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India

אינדיע

Destination of exported goods.

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Spain

שפּאַניע

Destination of exported goods.

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France

פראַנקרייך

Location of fighting suffered by German armies.

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Holland

האָלאַנד

Country to which Kaiser Wilhelm fled.

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Wilhelm

ווילהעלם

German Kaiser who fled to Holland after revolution broke out.

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German army

דייטשער אַרמײ

Army supplied with weapons, ammunition, food, and clothing.

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Austria

עסטרייך

Country named among Poland’s historical partitioning powers.

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Poles

פּױלן

Poles conducted wars with Russia and wore uniforms.

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Bialystok merchants and manufacturers

די סוחרים און פאַבריקאַנטן

Merchants and manufacturers returned from Russia after peace in 1920.

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Jewish Hospital

אידישער האַספּיטאל

Jewish institution receiving city subsidies.

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Workers School

ווערקער שולע

Jewish educational institution receiving city subsidies.

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Heders

חדרים

Jewish educational institutions receiving city subsidies.

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Yesodei HaTorah

יסודי התורה

Jewish educational institution receiving city subsidies.

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Tarbut Schools

תרבות שולן

Jewish educational institutions receiving city subsidies.

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Folk Schools

פאָלקס-שולן

Jewish educational institutions receiving city subsidies.

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Branicki Palace

בראניצקי'ס פּאַלאַץ

Palace associated with the voivode’s offices.

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Polish Sejm

פּױלישן סיים (פּאַרלאַמענט)

Polish parliamentary body to which representatives were elected.

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Polish Senate

סענאַט

Polish legislative body mentioned alongside the Sejm.

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Zawadski

זאוואדסקי

A tailor mentioned in a description of a magistrate.

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Lunskis

לונסקיס

The Lunskis manufactured much of the drapery textile.

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