Białystok
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17 Kościuszko Street
Address of the Municipal Credit Society.
Bielsk
A town listed among settlements involved in Jewish educational and social activism.
Grodno Governorate
Region containing leather manufacturers before World War I.
Sokolke
Town with four leather factories.
Offenbach
City mentioned among Tinovitsky’s studies in Germany.
Warsaw Street
Street formerly known as Alexandrovskaya Street.
Prisons
Prisons holding Jewish prisoners who received kosher provisions.
Treblinka
A photograph shows hospital personnel being taken to Treblinka.
Western Europe
Western Europe is mentioned as a destination for those leaving abroad.
Bialystok area
An area whose teachers and school workers influenced nearby towns and cities.
Bug River
A river named among waterways beside which towns were located.
Nieman River
A river named among waterways beside which towns were located.
Pruzhany
A town listed among settlements involved in Jewish educational and social activism.
Vysokaye-Litovsk
A town listed among settlements involved in Jewish educational and social activism.
Svislach
A town listed among settlements involved in Jewish educational and social activism.
Sokolki
A town listed among settlements involved in Jewish educational and social activism.
Yashinovke
A town listed among settlements involved in Jewish educational and social activism.
Khaneikes Street
Street where the Michalewitsch School was located.
Koritsin
A small town near Bialystok where S. Lampert lived.
Old Bet Midrash
The old bet midrash was rebuilt in the synagogue courtyard.
The prison
A prison stormed to free political prisoners.
London
City where the unnamed subject was present and married.
Washington
City to which the unnamed subject was sent as a Russian ambassador.
Slonim
Rozhinoi was located near Slonim.
Soviet Russia
Source of touring Jewish theater ensembles and concert groups.
Rozhinoy
Place where Shabtai Walach served for many years as rabbi.
Hungary
Site of an unsuccessful revolution in 1848.
Litvinov
A passage refers to Litvinov’s life.
Caucasus Mountains
Region where Mair served in a military regiment.
Kiev prison
Prison from which Mair was freed by socialist attackers.
Switzerland
Country to which the subject traveled before meeting Lenin and Trotsky.
Asia
Destination to which Litvinov escaped.
Wiltche Street
Street where an apothecary associated with the Valakh family stood.
Łódź
City where Litvinov's brother lived.
Geneva
City mentioned as the destination of a train journey.
Katowice
City named among places affected by bombing.