Białystok
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Zabludow Synagogue
Historic wooden synagogue described as approximately six hundred years old.
Jewish Labor Department
The Jewish Labor Department organized groups of workers outside the ghetto.
Gestapo
German secret police facility involved in arrests and abuse.
Criminal Police
Criminal police facility mentioned alongside the Gestapo.
Industrial Department
The Industrial Department organized vocational courses for young people.
Noybau Office
Work location associated with Melech Dinerstein.
Ghetto Archive
Archive where Mersik's Lithuanian pass was placed.
Jewish Voivodeship Committee of Bialystok
Committee whose chair contacted Brania Vincika for help locating the ghetto archive.
Jewish Historical Institute
An institute archive reportedly holding copies and lacking original documents.
Soviet military hospital
The narrator recovered there for several days from an illness.
Yad Vashem
A Jerusalem center collecting Holocaust and resistance materials and documents.
German ministries
German ministries are described as repositories of discovered documents.
Protection Police
The protection police threatened action against unemployed people.
Ghetto Firefighters
The ghetto firefighters were forcibly taken with their machines and equipment.
New World Synagogue
A synagogue beside the wall near the shooting site.
Jewish Council building
A building from which Jewish victims were taken during the massacre operation.
New World prayer house
Prayer house associated with Hazan Chodin.
Gardner Jewish Council
A Jewish council whose members were found after the massacre.
Jewish Council courtyard
A courtyard where Nazi forces were found during the fighting.
Jews’ Council Court
A Jews’ Council court is described as being raided.
Factory
A factory where 700 workers packed machinery and goods.
Polish doctors
Polish doctors who performed the medical examination.
Jewish Gymnasium
Jewish gymnasium located opposite the assembly site.
Great City Synagogue
Synagogue set on fire by Germans on June 27, 1941.
Jewish Committee
A Jewish committee located at a former wartime council site.
Historical Commission
An institution listed among the Jewish Committee’s institutions.
Lomza Yeshiva
A large yeshiva in Lomza with a respected rabbi.
Nazhik’s synagogue
The synagogue associated with the tenor’s former cantor role.
Białystok Library
Library renamed for Pesach Kaplan and holding about two thousand books.
Jewish Theater
Venue for a memorial academy.
Elders’ Home
The elders’ home at Kupiecka 20 remained standing after the destruction.
School
The school was among the few buildings that remained intact.
Our Committee
The committee occupied the surviving elders’ home at Kupiecka 20.
Citran’s Study House
Citran’s study house on Mazurs Street remained intact.
Old Elders’ Home
The old elders’ home, endowment, and communal kitchen remained intact.
Bialystok theater
Part of the funds was intended for the community theater.