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Meir Markus

Rabbi Meir Markus

Bialystok Zionist figure who helped lead the movement.

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Jakow Wolf

Jakow Wolf

Bialystok Zionist figure who helped lead the movement.

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Izchok Ajzik Ben Towim

Izchok Ajzik Ben Towim

Bialystok delegate to the 1890 Odessa convention.

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Herszberg’s daughter

his daughter

Unnamed daughter led out with Herszberg during the ghetto liquidation.

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Sonja Zadrunski

Sonja Zadrunski

Comedienne who entertained at weddings in Bialystok.

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Sonja der Badchen

Sonja der Badchen

Alternative name given for the comedienne Sonja Zadrunski.

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Count Jan Klemens Bronicki II

Count Jan Klemens Bronicki II

Inherited Bialystok village from his father during the eighteenth century.

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King August III

King August III

Raised Bialystok from village to town in 1742.

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Z. Segalowicz

Z. Segalowicz

Author of a poem titled “My Bialystok.”

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Count Bronicki

Count Bronicki

Credited with building Bialystok’s town clock.

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Bronicki

Bronicki

Elevated Bialystok to city status and provided land and materials to Jewish settlers.

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Zygmunt August

King Zygmunt August

Polish ruler whose private fiefdom included Bialystok in 1542.

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Izchok Zabludowski

Izchok Zabludowski

Wealthy Jew who came to Bialystok, engaged in lumber, and supported charity.

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Jan Klements Bronicki

Jan Klements Bronicki

Polish count who built a wooden palace in Bialystok in 1703.

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Kalman (Charles)

Kalman (Charles)

Max Ratner’s brother, who advised the family to travel to the United States.

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Lejb Fajans

Lejb Fajans

Teacher who translated Russian books into Hebrew.

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Mojsze Lewin

Mojsze Lewin

Teacher who translated Russian books into Hebrew.

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Dr. Herzl

Dr. Herzl

Named as the figure associated with formal Zionism in 1897.

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Max Ratner

Max

Contributor memorializing Moj­sze and Pesze Ratowcer.

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Ginger Bramson

Ginger Bramson

Professional copy editor who made stylistic suggestions.

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Diana Medvedev

Diana Medvedev

Book committee member listed in the first row.

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Rubin Bindler

Rubin Bindler

Book committee member listed in the first row.

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Raya Zak

Raya Zak

Book committee member listed in the first row.

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Yehoshua Schachter

Yehoshua Schachter

Book committee member listed in the second row.

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Morris Molosofsky

Morris Molosofsky

Book committee member listed in the second row.

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Paul Schochet

Paul Schochet

Book committee member listed in the second row.

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Dora Mintz

Dora Mintz

Book committee member listed in the second row.

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Abraham Mintz

Abraham Mintz

Book committee member listed in the second row.

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Mike Kremer

Mike Kremer

Book committee member listed in the third row.

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Jacob Beren

Jacob Beren

Book committee member listed in the third row.

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Harold Talin

Harold Talin

Book committee member listed in the third row.

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Harold Morrow

Harold Morrow

Book committee member listed in the third row.

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J. Shmulewitz

J. Shmulewitz

A Yiddish journalist who edited the volume’s Yiddish manuscript.

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Hirsh Gansbourg

Hirsh Gansbourg

A printer at Empire Press who contributed production expertise.

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Louis Evans

Louis Evans

Louis Evans proofread the Yiddish manuscript.

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Bernard Bindler

בּינדלער

Named in the book committee list.

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