Białystok
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A. B. Gatlauber
Person mentioned as living in the late 1880s.
Sophie
The wife of an unnamed lawyer, according to the passage.
Yashe
A son named Yashe, described as a friend.
Dr. Lev
A Jewish doctor mentioned among Bialystok doctors.
Zilberberg
A Jewish doctor mentioned in the passage.
Dr. Lev's wife
She reportedly converted before death to receive an inheritance.
Khazanovich
A doctor who tried to calm someone during a difficult night.
Rivka
A girl whose speech reportedly became suddenly impaired from fright.
Mordke
A person named in the doctor’s address to the mute girl.
Hayim
Owner or driver associated with a carriage used by the travelers.
Khazanovich
A person described as a delegate elected to the Second Zionist Congress.
Aaron Lapidus
Adult child of the Lapidus family murdered with siblings.
Mordecai Lapidus
Adult child of the Lapidus family murdered with siblings.
Blume Lapidus
Adult child of the Lapidus family murdered with siblings.
Zuml Zukerman
Person listed with an OCR-uncertain age.
Tzvi Hirsch Hepfner
Person listed with an OCR-uncertain age.
Shneur Gutman
A person associated with a house and courtyard on the unnamed alley.
Meir Shlakhetski
Rabbi Meir Shlakhetski is named in connection with the Kabriner shtibl.
Yehiel Nekhe
A person associated with a named house of study.
Tsalel Oge
A person associated with a named house of study.
Mendel Grove
A person associated with a named house of study.
Kopl Heilpern
A person associated with a named house of study.
David Deykhes
A person associated with a named house of study.
Fraya Rabinovitsh
A local activist who developed a large network of orphan institutions.
Abraham Kotik's wife
Abraham Kotik's highly educated and talented wife.
Dr. Rosenthal-Anman
A doctor reportedly known among workers for speaking Yiddish about socialism.
Nakh
A young Bund fighter who served as secretary of the Education organization.
Rive Zakharitsh
Wife of Yosef Zakharitsh and manager of a workers’ kitchen.
A. G. Koletski
Person associated with the house where the Zakharitsh family lived.
Shmay
Listed as a Bund school worker killed during World War II.
Esther
A textile worker identified among Zukunft activists.
Yekhezkel Khovitch
Bundist committee member remembered among those who perished during World War II.
Benjamin Tabatchinski
Named in a list of individuals.
Leyzer Floimenboim
Named in a list of individuals.
Yekhezkel Anakhovich
Named in a list of individuals.
Alperin
Named as an active participant in the movement.