Białystok
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Y. Lifshitz
Chairman of the community council.
Zvi Cohen
Chairman of the administration.
B. Schmid
Vice-chairman and chair of the budget commission.
Engineer A. Barash
Director of the community administration.
Sh. Ravet
Secretary directing the metrication department.
Dr. G. Rozenman
Chief rabbi mentioned in the administrative listing.
Grossman
Worked in the cash and bookkeeping department.
Kamenetsky
Worked in the cash and bookkeeping department.
Warshavsky
Community legal consultant.
Yerucham Bakhrach
Librarian of the study library.
7 Sosnowa Street
Address of the community administration and study library.
Study library
Library located in the same building as the administration.
Zvi Klementinovski
Chairman of the community council.
M. Visatski
Vice-chairman of the community council.
H. Oldak
Chairman of the administration.
B. Subotnik
Vice-chairman of the administration.
Yudel Kaletski
Leader who directed community affairs with a strong hand.
Secular organizations
Organizations whose influence was absent from the religious community.
Religious community
Community described as built on affiliation with houses of worship.
Bialystok relief organization
Relief organization that sent support to the community and its institutions.
Bialystok community institutions
Institutions developed by the community, including schools and welfare services.
Handicraft school
School for boys and girls established among the community’s modern institutions.
Jewish Hospital of Bialystok
Hospital whose centenary was commemorated in Bialystok.
Rabbi Dr. Rosenmann
Chairman of a refugee committee.
Dr. Reigrodsky
Vice-chairman of a refugee committee.
P. Kaplan
Member of a refugee committee.
Yakov Lifshits
Member of a refugee committee.
Y. Pelnitser
Committee member.
Attorney Warszawski
Committee member.
Attorney Zvi Klementinovsky
Committee member and committee leader.
L. Poliak
One of two industrialists leading the kosher food committee.
Bialystok Community Administration
Held its first meeting on July 11.
Bialystok Rabbinat
Was located on Niwelt and consisted of ten rabbis.
Niwelt
Location of the Bialystok Rabbinat and burial society.
Chevra Kadisha
Existed before the old cemetery and was founded in 1855.
Help Committee
Was organized in the community after a pogrom.