Białystok
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Joseph Perlman
Identified parenthetically as Dimov and recorded as born in Bialystok.
Rabbi Chaim Heller
Born in Bialystok, later rabbi in Lomza and founder of a Berlin institution.
Lomza
A place where Rabbi Chaim Heller served as rabbi.
Bet Midrash Elyon
An institution founded in Berlin in 1922.
Jacob Levy
The American established the first production of artificial wool.
Elderly Home in Bialystok
An elderly home whose cornerstone was laid in Bialystok.
Lovers of Zion
Society founded in Bialystok and later becoming a movement center.
Jacob Barash
Named as a founder of the old-age home.
Sussman Segalovich
Poet and writer who was born and died in New York.
Yahiel Neches
Person identified also as Yahiel Hershkovich and described as a founder.
Yitzhak Nissenbaum
Named as secretary to Rabbi Shmuel Mohilewer.
Rabbi Shmuel Mohilewer
Named as a rabbi and as the official to whom Yitzhak Nissenbaum was secretary.
Dr. Gronovsky
Described as boycotted after an incident involving words spoken to a Jewish boy.
Rabbi Elikum Getzel Meir Podrabinek
Named as a rabbi of Bialystok who died in 1850.
Jewish Hospital in Bialystok
Hospital founded by Sender Bloch.
Yehoshua Heshl Halpern
Person named as having died at age 74.
Yehoshua Steinberg
Hebrew writer who became a rabbi in Bialystok.
Dr. Ludwig Zamenhof
Born in Bialystok, inventor of Esperanto, and died in Warsaw in 1917.
Alexander II
Emperor who visited Bialystok and received a delegation.
Mordechai Zabludovsky
Named among members of the delegation received by Alexander II.
Dr. Meir Markus
Rabbi mentioned in the dedication entry for the Choir Synagogue.
Rabbi Israel Heller
The Pinsk Ilui, and father of Rabbi Chaim Heller.
Rabbi Chaim Heller
Son of Rabbi Israel Heller, who died in New York in 1960.
Avraham Ber Gotlober
Hebrew poet and writer commemorated with a gravestone by literary journalists.
Dr. L. Pines
Doctor born in Rozhinai in 1865 who settled in Bialystok.
The Bialystoker Arbeter
An illegal Bundist periodical mentioned in the chronology.
Yiddish-Russian Folk Schools
Schools founded by Babitsky and Menakhovsky.
Commercial School
School opened on the initiative of Folk Kempner.
Folk Kempner
Initiator of the Commercial School’s opening.
Dr. Yosef Mohilever
Rabbi and grandson of Rabbi Shmuel Mohilever who later went to Odessa and Palestine.
Odessa
Place to which Dr. Yosef Mohilever later traveled.
Bet Shmuel Study Hall
Study hall built near the city garden and named Bet Shmuel.
City Garden
Location near the Bet Shmuel Study Hall.
Fishl Barash
Named in connection with a donation by his heirs.
Leo Papperin
Founded a group of territorialists.
Eliezer Atlas
Hebrew writer and editor of Hakarmel.