Białystok
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Czestochowa
City named among places affected by bombing.
Hanover
Hanover is named among German cities where Jews were murdered and humiliated.
Düsseldorf
Düsseldorf is named among German cities associated with violence against Jews.
Bremen
Bremen is named among German cities associated with violence against Jews.
East Prussia
Region where Bialystok was located before the war.
Surrounding area
Area around Bialystok included in the reported Nazi operation.
Dąbrowskiego Street
A street through which soldiers entered the city.
Western Ukraine
Western Ukraine is listed among areas expected to be occupied.
Western Belarus
Western Belarus is listed among areas expected to be occupied.
Wesola Street
Street where the orphanage occupied a fine building.
the border
Authorities treated certain people as dangerous because Bialystok was near the border.
Polne 12
Address of one of three Jewish orphanages.
Bialystok cemetery
Jewish cemetery located several kilometers behind the city.
Jewish cemetery
A Jewish cemetery is mentioned in connection with an attempted arson plan.
Holy Jewish places
The passage describes Jewish holy places as somber and poorly lit.
A member's residence
A mikveh was built in the residence of a cooperative member.
Zarembi Kashchelne
Town described as the first Soviet settlement across the border.
Deep Russia
Families of detainees were deported to deep Russia in freight wagons.
Soviet North
Distant northern Soviet locations containing camps.
Hitler's Germany
Hitler's Germany is mentioned in relation to the Soviet-German pact.
Community premises
Community premises were provided for refugees to sleep overnight.
Yurovtser Street
A Bialystok street mentioned in a historical account.
Yurovtse
A village mentioned near the railway line.
Bialystok-Warsaw Railway Station
The railway station associated with the railway line near Yurovtser Street.
The large prison
Prison whose guards left and which was later set on fire.
Minsk prison
Prison from which Bialystok residents returned.
Białystok Ghetto
The Bialystok Ghetto is mentioned in connection with imprisoned residents.
Choir Synagogue Lane
The choir synagogue is described as being on this lane.
Lomza
A place where Rabbi Chaim Heller served as rabbi.
Odessa
Place to which Dr. Yosef Mohilever later traveled.
City Garden
Location near the Bet Shmuel Study Hall.
Bobruisk
City where Aizik Horoditch died.
Rozhinoi
Shabtai Walach served as rabbi of this small town near Slonim.
Lipove Street
Street where a wartime incident involving advocates is described.
Small ghetto
A small ghetto shown or described in the passage.
Great Synagogue
Synagogue where fire and killings occurred.