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Anatol Rabinowic
Survivor listed among those who escaped and remained with the narrator.
Zalmen Edelman
Survivor listed among those who escaped and remained with the narrator.
Szejme Lyfszic
Escapee later reported taken away and evidently dead.
Awrom Karasik
Survivor found wounded in Russia and later returned to Bialystok.
Dr. Izaak Szwarcbard
Recipient of a Jewish National Committee report in London.
Dr. A. Berman
Signatory of the Jewish National Committee report.
Izaak Cukerman
Signatory of the Jewish National Committee report.
Dr. D. Kaftor
Signatory of the Jewish National Committee report.
Zalmen Amiel
Zalmen Amiel is identified as the narrator’s distant cousin.
Jankl Amiel-Kulikowski
Jankl Amiel-Kulikowski is identified as Zalmen Amiel’s father and a manufacturer.
Finkelsztejn
Finkelsztejn is identified as the owner of iron works on Kupiecka Street.
Gestapo chief
A Gestapo chief arrived to issue orders at noon on July 13, 1944.
Awrom Najman
Father of a six-year-old boy detained and shot.
Nochum Karpl
Father of a ten-year-old child detained and shot.
Awremel Karasik
One of the forty Jewish slave laborers imprisoned by the Nazis.
Judzik
Bialystoker Jew who hid beneath a bakery until May 1944.
Szlumiel
Father of Judzik’s wife, according to the passage.
Berel Szacman
One of eight people who escaped their place of work in the ghetto.
Mojsze Grotkowicz
Locksmith-business owner and one of eight escapees.
Trocki
One of eight people who escaped their place of work in the ghetto.
Meir Bez
Weaver from Horodok and one of eight escapees.
Henach Lupe
One of eight people who escaped their place of work in the ghetto.
Drzakanski
One of eight people who escaped their place of work in the ghetto.
Icele
Barber from Lodz and one of eight escapees.
Marilke Rudicka
Jewish girl who served as liaison between partisans and Bialystok ghetto resisters.
the Pole
Unnamed Polish guide who directed escapees toward the partisans.
Mirele
Seven-year-old daughter of the narrator, taken during deportations.
Nochum Kozak
Young prisoner beaten at a labor site.
Herszel Kozak
Printer and father of Nochum Kozak, sent to a camp in Germany.
Boczkowski
Locksmith and jazz musician who contracted an infection.
Zylberblat
House owner near Druskeniki Gymnasium who contracted an infection.
Rajzner
Diarist mentioned in an editor’s note about surviving Bialystoker Jews.
Barasz
Chairman warned after inspections of the mini ghetto.
Rozenman
Rabbi listed among mini-ghetto inhabitants.
Mrs. Rozenman
Woman listed among mini-ghetto inhabitants.
Izak Markus
Man listed among mini-ghetto inhabitants.