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Krakowska Street

קראַקאָווסקא

Street closed during the July 1941 action.

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Dombrowski Street

דאָמבראָווסקי

Street closed during the July 1941 action.

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Kupietzka Street

קופּיעצקא

Street closed during the July 1941 action.

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Bialystokanska Street

ביאַליסטאָטשאַנסקא

Street closed during the July 1941 action.

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Lipova Street

ליפּאָווא

Street closed during the July 1941 action.

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Stein’s warehouses

שטיינ'ס סקלאדעס

Stein’s warehouses employed several hundred workers and provided food payments.

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Ruzhanska Street

רוזשאַנסקא גאַס

The street where Garfinkel worked in a shoemaking business.

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22 Kupietzka Street

קופּיעצקא-גאַס 22

The Jewish Council operated from a building at this address.

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Vashilkover Highway

ואַשילקאָװער שאָסײי

Direction toward which deported Jews were driven.

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Zuviezhiniets Sports Field

ספּאַרט-פּלאַץ ,זוויעזשיניעץ"

Sports field where beaten people had previously been assembled.

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Bialystok Ghetto

גאַנצער געטאָ

The ghetto in Bialystok.

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Ghetto fence

פּאַרקאַן אַרום דער געטאָ

A fence around the ghetto was constructed using needed materials.

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Katok’s Mill

קאַטאָק'ס מיל

A mill behind which Zhabier Cemetery was located.

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Synagogues

שוהלן

Places where families were accommodated for several days.

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8 Smolna Street

סמאָלנא-גאַס 8

A house at 8 Smolna Street was placed at the kibbutz’s disposal.

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Fabryczna (Fabrik) Street

פאַבריק-גאַס

Factory Street was the location of a children's home.

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Kupiecka Street

קופּיעצקא

The iron store was located on Kupiecka Street.

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Czestochowska Street

Czestochowska

Street included within the expanded Bialystok ghetto.

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Zhabier Cemetery

זשאַביער בית-עולם

A cemetery where victims were reburied together.

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ghetto gate

געטאַ-טױער

Hitlerist guards searched Jews at the ghetto gate.

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Melnitsa

מעלניצע

Town associated with Tzvi-Hersh Mersik.

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Knyszyn

קנישין

Town associated with several listed youth members.

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Lomzha

לאָמזשע

Nearby town mentioned among places of Jewish suffering.

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Auschwitz-Birkenau

אוישוויץ-בירקענוי

Camp complex evoked in a poem about murdered Jews.

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Zamenhof Yatke Street

זאַמענהאָף יאַטקע) גאַס

The butcher synagogue was located on Zamenhof Yatke Street.

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Kirchhofs forced-labor camp

קירכהאפס-אַרבעט-לאַגער

A forced-labor camp on Baranowiczer Highway.

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Baranowiczer Highway

באראנאוויטשער שאָסיי

A highway where the Kirchhofs labor camp was located.

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Kupieczka 32

קופּיעצקע 32

The Jewish Council building is associated with this address.

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Kupiecka Street

קופּיעצקע

Identified as the main street in the ghetto.

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Two ghetto gates

צוויי געטאָ-טױערן

Two gates where patrol supervision and smuggling controls occurred.

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hospital

שפּיטאָל

A hospital is mentioned among destinations receiving meat.

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Razhaner Street

ראַזשאַנער גאַס

Street where the central outpatient clinic opened.

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20 Fabrik Street

פאַבריק גאַס 20

The secular school operated at 20 Fabrik Street.

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The cemetery

בית:-עולם

A cemetery where a deceased secretariat woman was buried.

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Białystok Ghetto

געטאָ אין ביאַליסטאָק

The passage describes overcrowding and epidemics in the Bialystok ghetto.

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Częstochowska Street

טשענסטאָכאָװסקגאַס

Street where the orphanage was located.

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