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Amdurskis

אַמדורסקיס

The Amdurskis manufactured much of the drapery textile.

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Malka-Raizl

מלכה-רייזל

Itche Zabludovsky’s energetic wife, who continued the factory.

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Dodje Zabludovsky

דאָדיע זאַבלודאָוװוסקי

Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.

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Nakh-Dovid Bloch

נח- דוד ובלאָך

Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.

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Dovid-Avrom Kempner

דוד-אברהם קעמפּנער

Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.

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Yankev-Shloyme Barash

יעקב שלמה באַראַש

Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.

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Leyzer Ber Preysman

לייזער בער פּרײיסמאַן

Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.

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Fayvl Bloch

פייוול בלאָך

Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.

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Yeshaye Wisotsky

ישעיה װיסאָצקי

Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.

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Betsalel

בצלאל

Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.

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Eliezer Abramovski

אליעזר אַברא- מאָווסקי

Manufacturer mentioned among successful Bialystok factory owners.

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Binyamin Amdurski

בנימין אמדורסקי

Manufacturer mentioned among successful Bialystok factory owners.

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Yudel Kronenberg

יודל קראָנענבערג

Manufacturer mentioned among successful Bialystok factory owners.

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Kotsk shtibl

קאָצקער שטיבל

Prayer house where Surazki reportedly prayed and studied.

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Belgian company

אַ בעלגישע פירמע

A Belgian company received a concession and built an electric station.

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Electric station in Bialystok

אַן עלעקטרישע סטאַנציע

An electric station built in Bialystok after a Belgian concession.

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Bialystok Jews

די ביאַליסטאָקער אידן

Jewish residents of Bialystok described as relieved after the Soviet arrival.

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Orphanage

יתומים-אַנשטאַלט

A new large orphanage operated in a fine building on Wesola Street.

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Chaim Leizer Yashinovuker

חיים לייזער יאַשינאָװוקער

A weaver who addressed factory workers about poverty and wages.

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Mluntchik

מלונטשיק

A well-known shoemaker mentioned in a description of a magistrate.

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Suprasl

סופּראסל

Place where elderly Jewish residents were housed with Christian residents.

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Berl Poliak

בערל פּאָליאַק

Named among the early Bialystok manufacturers.

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Tuvia Slanimski

טביה סלאַנימסקי

Manufacturer mentioned among successful Bialystok factory owners.

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Schwarzbart

שװאַרצבאַרט

A person described as active in the weaving industry.

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Joshua Shapiro

יהושע שאַפּיראָ

A person described as active in the weaving industry.

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Bialystok Jewish community

דער בּיאַליסטאָקער יזכּור- בּוך

Jewish community referenced in the title of the memorial book.

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Tomaszow

טאָמאַשאָוו

City named as a competitor to Bialystok.

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David Dubinsky

דוד דובינסקי

A prominent blanket manufacturer.

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Eliezer Hendler

אליעזר הענדלער

A manufacturer reported shot after 1901.

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Jeruham Movshovitz

ירוחם מאָוושאָוויץ

Named as a prominent wool merchant.

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Polish Revolutionary Organization P.P.S.

פּ. פּ. ס.

Polish revolutionary organization active among Polish workers.

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Bialystok workers

ביאַליסטאַקער אַרבעטער

Workers who played a major role in the Russian Revolution.

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Bielitz

ביעליץ

A textile center in Lower Silesia.

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Lower Silesia

נידער-שלעזיע

The region where Bielitz is identified as a textile center.

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Arshinov

אַרשינאָוו

A Moscow merchant family named among Bialystok buyers.

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Mitrofanov

מיטראָפּאנאָוו

A Moscow merchant family named among Bialystok buyers.

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