Białystok
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Tel Hai Kibbutz
Kibbutz that became a center of the Bialystok resistance.
T. Birman
The writer credited with writing about Tel Hai Kibbutz.
Mordecai Tenenboim-Tamaroff
Bialystok-born resistance organizer and leader of the Tel Hai kibbutz.
Tzvi-Hersh Mersik
Youth member of the Tel Hai kibbutz, from Melnitsa near Kovel.
Fabryczna (Fabrik) Street
Factory Street was the location of a children's home.
Kupiecka Street
The iron store was located on Kupiecka Street.
Czestochowska Street
Street included within the expanded Bialystok ghetto.
Zhabier Cemetery
A cemetery where victims were reburied together.
ghetto gate
Hitlerist guards searched Jews at the ghetto gate.
Hashomer Hatzair
A youth organization whose members formed the kibbutz.
Hershl-Tzvi Rozenthal
Youth member from Yashinovka near Bialystok.
Reuven Rozenberg
Youth member from Suwalki in the Bialystok district.
Yokhved Weinstein
Youth member from Knyszyn.
Gedalia Petliuk
Youth member from Knyszyn.
Tziporah Birman
Youth member from Ruzhany in Volhynia.
Yisrael Margulis
Youth member from Wysokie Mazowieckie.
Tema Schneiderman
Youth member from Warsaw.
Melnitsa
Town associated with Tzvi-Hersh Mersik.
Knyszyn
Town associated with several listed youth members.
People's Kitchen
A kitchen distributed watery soup for a small fee.
Intellectuals' Kitchen
A kitchen served a small, inadequate amount of food.
retirement home
A retirement home existed among the ghetto's unofficial institutions.
Abraham Zak
Named author of a Yizkor poem.
Lomzha
Nearby town mentioned among places of Jewish suffering.
Auschwitz-Birkenau
Camp complex evoked in a poem about murdered Jews.
D. Klementinovski
Writer who described the impossibility of broader cultural work.
Kaplan
Former editor remembered among Bialystok community figures.
Hershberg
Former historian remembered among Bialystok community figures.
Dr. Rosenman
Chairman of the Jewish Council who later resigned practical functions due to age and health.
Kaplan’s diary
Diary documenting the establishment and activities of the Jewish Council in the ghetto.
February Action
Large, horrific action recorded in Kaplan’s chronicle.
Holocaust of Bialystok
Kaplan’s chronicle documenting the Holocaust of Bialystok.
Kaplan
Author of a ghetto diary found after the war.
Rabbi Dr. Gedalia Rosenman
Rabbi appointed chairman of the Bialystok Jewish Council.
Mordechai Maushewitsch
Sexton sent to recruit members of the Jewish council.
Former Royal Bank
Former royal bank location where the German commander received the rabbi.