Białystok
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A. Furman
Leader of the sanitation section established by the Jewish Council.
Kaplan
A former teacher named Kaplan led the Cultural Department.
24 New World Street
The Orthodox school operated at 24 New World Street.
M. Bergman
Led the evidence and statistics department.
Dr. Filetsky
Known statistician who led population statistics.
Barracks
Several dozen barracks ordered by German authorities in November 1942.
Viktor Bubrik
Leader of the ghetto fire brigade.
Fire brigade
A ghetto fire brigade equipped with a large fire engine and other tools.
3 Warshever Street
The NOVA industrial exhibition was held at a premises on Warshever Street 3.
NOVA Industrial Exhibition
An exhibition displayed diverse goods produced by NOVA Industry.
Dr. Horowitz Franke
A highly educated woman who served as secretary chief of the Jewish Council.
Hebrew Gymnasium
The gymnasium where Dr. Horowitz Franke taught.
Murder of Jews on Bialystok streets
More than a thousand murdered Jews were left on Bialystok streets.
Sanie Kaplan
Pesach Kaplan's oldest daughter, responsible in a ghetto factory.
Bialystoker Stimme
Publication receiving Rafael Raizner's letter in May 1946.
Petrashe
Village near Białystok where 200 Jews were shot.
Extermination camp outside the city
Camp outside Białystok where 5,000 Jews were murdered.
Białystok ghetto
Ghetto established in Białystok and enclosing 60,000 Jews.
Bialystok Jewish community
Jewish community of Bialystok described during wartime persecution and destruction.
Pruzhane
Place where Bialystok Jews were sent for forced labor.
Bialystok Ghetto resistance
Heroic resistance during the final liquidation of the ghetto.
Starosielcy
A town mentioned in connection with travel by train.
Shimanski
Head of the Bialystok Gestapo mentioned in an account of Jewish persecution.
Gestapo prison
Prison where the official served several months after arrest.
Warszawska Street
Street where the main hospital building was located.
Bialystok Jewish community
Jewish community remembered and described as destroyed during the war.
Jewish families
Jewish families experienced grief over the deportation demands.
Russian church
A Russian church is identified as a gathering location.
Hitlerist soldiers
Hitlerist soldiers blocked surrounding small streets and forced Jews toward the synagogue.
Menachem Tryster
A Palestine correspondent who described Bialystok Jews’ suffering.
Tel Aviv
The destination where the escaped woman settled and reported her account.
Mielnik
A textile-industry leader among Jewish hostages.
Lawski
A social-aid leader among Jewish hostages.
Wolkowysk
A town mentioned among places where people worked.
Bialystok Gestapo
Gestapo organization in Bialystok involved in the account.
Mr. Markus
Man appointed in place of the removed Jewish official.