Białystok
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Abraham Mintz
Named in the book committee list.
Ribalavski
Ribalavski is identified as general secretary of the Bialystok Center.
Louis Evans
Experienced specialist in Jewish printing credited with preparing the memorial book.
Shayne Gitl Goldberg
Memorialized parent named in a contribution listing.
Shlomo Silberstein
Murdered brother memorialized by Deborah Mintz-Silberstein.
Max Ratner
Memorial contributor listed with Betty Ratner.
Maxwell Dane
Memorial contributor listed with an OCR-unclear name.
Herman Eibelson
Contributor listed in the memorial acknowledgments.
Jane Eibelson
Contributor listed in the memorial acknowledgments.
Avraham Goldberg
Named in a memorial inscription.
Yehuda Goldberg
Named in a memorial inscription.
Norman Gering
Named in a memorial inscription.
Leib Faians
Teacher who translated Russian books into Hebrew.
Pan Bindler
Person named in the first row of a caption.
Felix Potocki
Named as a relative receiving the Bialystok palace.
Marie Mastowska
Named as a sister connected with the palace transfer.
Alexander I
Russian ruler described as purchasing Bialystok from the Prussian king.
Kayle
Wife named alongside Lieb Nathan in a protective document.
Sender Bloch
Named among early textile workers.
Clemens Bronicki
Duke associated with Bialystok’s development and civic construction.
Teresa Widzynska
Woman described as lending money to the Jewish school.
Isabela Bronicka
Sister of Poniatowski and wife of Clemens Bronicki.
Yuli Zabludowski
Deceased person whose account supports the duke’s efforts to develop Bialystok.
Branicki Duchess
The duchess received Bialystok according to Duke Branicki’s will.
David Zabludovsky
The passage identifies a large masonry house as David Zabludovsky's.
Dovid-Avraham
The passage refers to a large private house belonging to Dovid-Avraham.
Eli Malk
The police chief who ordered police to capture roaming animals.
Dr. Khazanovich
Delegate from Bialystok to the first central Hovevei Zion gathering in Odessa.
Yitzhak Isaac Tuvim
Delegate from Bialystok to the first central Hovevei Zion gathering in Odessa.
Dr. Pinsker
Chair of the Hovevei Zion central organization.
Rabbi Shmuel
Rabbi Shmuel is described as the actual founder of the Jewish National Fund.
Joseph Mohilever
Joseph Mohilever was sent to Basel with a message for the congress.
Pavel
A named leader of the Bund party.
Mrs. Rosenthal
A woman named among three Bund party leaders.
Paperin
Paperin is identified as a later engineer.
Chaim
A relative by marriage mentioned as a teacher’s associate.