Białystok
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Jewish slaves
Tens of thousands of Jewish slaves were confined in the ghetto prison.
German guards
German guards controlled the ghetto gate and sometimes accepted bribes.
Professional smugglers
Professional Jewish smugglers transported goods into the ghetto on a large scale.
Nazi sadists
Nazi guards confiscated food and abused people at the ghetto gate.
Outside-ghetto workers
Outside-ghetto workers served as intermediaries in trade between Jews, Poles, and Germans.
Germans
Germans participated in intermediary trade involving the ghetto.
Vocational Training School
A vocational training school center initially located in the first ghetto public school.
Fabriczna 39
An address where the vocational training center was initially located.
Kupiecka 49
An address to which the vocational training center was later moved.
German Trust
A German trust controlled three major textile combines.
Polna
One of three major textile combines in the Białystok area.
Joseph Korn
Person listed for punishment labor.
Aaron Stein
Person listed for punishment labor.
Leib Galant
Person listed for punishment labor.
Leib Weinstein
Person listed for punishment labor.
Feivel Weinstein
Person listed for punishment labor.
Leizer Kolsky
Person assigned to a punishment brigade.
David Bereslowski
Person assigned to a punishment brigade.
Leizer Macher
Person assigned to a punishment brigade.
Mordechai Nisenboim
Person listed for failing to show an identification document.
Melekh Dinershtin
Person listed for not reporting to an assigned workplace.
Abraham Palanski
Person listed for not reporting to an assigned workplace.
Gershon Kantrowicz
Person listed for not reporting to an assigned workplace.
Fishel Rozenberg
Person listed for not reporting to an assigned workplace.
Bialystok district
District covered by the currency regulation.
Former Social Gymnasium
A former social gymnasium associated with the relocated vocational center.
Białystok Jews
Jewish workers in Białystok were divided into two major groups.
Stefene's Tailoring Shop
A private German enterprise employing Jewish workers outside the ghetto.
Mechanical Workshop on Kupiecka Street
A private German enterprise on Kupiecka Street employing Jewish workers.
Linder's Factory
A private German enterprise on Eurovcer employing Jewish workers.
German Labor Office
German office whose regulation ordered women to report for work.
Train station
Station where Sunday brigades unloaded railway wagons.
Starobojarska Street
A main street workers were instructed to avoid.
Jewish Council of Bialystok
Council issuing labor warnings in Bialystok.
Hirsch Berezovsky
Person listed for punishment labor.
Jurowiecka Street
Street where remaining Bialystok Jews were ordered to assemble.