Białystok
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Kowalewski
Person whose conduct was discussed by the council.
Lifshitz
Person who proposed a resolution.
Kaplan
Person commenting on the presidium’s decision-making role.
Presidium
Body described as holding decision-making authority and responsibility.
Rabbi Rozenman
Rabbi Rozenman argued for admitting refugees to Bialystok.
Petziner
Petziner discussed whether to close the ghetto gates.
Lifshitz
Lifshitz participated in an extended exchange of opinions.
Shvets
Shvets participated in an extended exchange of opinions.
Funyanski
Funyanski participated in an extended exchange of opinions.
Feige Tsalevich
Parent punished for concealing a daughter from work.
Mire Antman
Parent punished for concealing a daughter from work.
Rachel Kucharevski
Parent punished for concealing a daughter from work.
Itke Lipavski
Parent punished for concealing a daughter from work.
Aryeh-Leib Ogurek
Parent punished for concealing a daughter from work.
Shmuel Eplboym
Parent punished for concealing a daughter from work.
Peshe Sibirski
Parent punished for concealing a daughter from work.
Staroseltz
Town three kilometers from Bialystok with a forced-labor worksite.
Baranovitcher Highway
Roadside forced-labor worksite behind Bialystok.
Kirchhoff
German road-building company operating a labor site near Bialystok.
Barracks of the former 10th Uhlan Regiment
Military barracks where forced labor occurred.
Kovtsizne
Agricultural forced-labor site seventeen kilometers from Bialystok.
Białystok Ghetto
The Białystok ghetto is mentioned in a labor-related notice.
Jewish Militia
Jewish militia cooperation with Germans is mentioned.
Zambrov
City listed among places described as rescued.
Yashinovky
Place listed among those described as rescued.
Jewish Council of Bialystok
Council issued ghetto announcements and orders.
Kupieczka 49
An address associated with vocational courses and the school targeted in a roundup.
Tobacco factory
A factory where two hundred women were reportedly requested to work.
oil factory
Factory outside the ghetto employing many Jews.
Białystok Jewish Council
The council issued a notice concerning children sent to Wołkowysk for work.
Wołkowysk
Children were sent to Wołkowysk for work.
Fridl
Named as the murderer who led the execution.
Zabludow
Town associated with an old wooden synagogue and Jewish community.
Zabludow Synagogue
Historic wooden synagogue described as approximately six hundred years old.
Shchedrovsky
A person named in an announcement concerning executions.
Dvorsky
A person named in an announcement concerning executions.