Białystok
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Geldovue 11
Address listed beside Fishel Roznberg.
Baranowicz
Place mentioned in reports of killings and rumors.
Tenenboim-Tamaroff Archive
Archive identified in the passage heading.
Tamarof
Jewish activist associated with the archive and underground work.
Mersik
Secretary and practical spokesperson in an agricultural initiative.
Anton Shmidt
German soldier who helped people escape Vilna.
Birman
Author of notes concerning historical-material collection.
Mersik-Tamarof Archive
Archive established in November–December 1942 after Tamarof returned from Warsaw.
Tenenboim-Tamarof
Named as a principal organizer and leader of the Bialystok uprising.
M. Tenenboim
Named as a worker of the archive.
Archive
An archive is described as a primary source for Bialystok Ghetto history.
Branka Vinitska
Tamaroff's associate in the ghetto, tasked with safeguarding materials.
Zvi Mersik
Young man carrying collected documents and testimonies.
Mordechai Tenenboim
Person present with Zvi Mersik at the moment of the outbreak.
Barash
Person asked to retype and transmit secret archive materials.
Grodno Jewish community
Community whose destruction was discussed with refugees.
Secret archive
Documents and reports concerning the Jewish council, preserved outside the ghetto.
Wolkowysk camps
Collection camps where major typhus epidemics prevailed.
Kelbasin
Collection camp named among places with major typhus epidemics.
Post Street 3
Address where Mersik lived.
Ghetto Archive
Archive where Mersik's Lithuanian pass was placed.
Tzipora
Mersik's female companion, from whom he had separated.
Brania Vinitska
Searched for the archive after liberation but her efforts were unsuccessful.
Blumental
Found the buried archive in August 1945.
Leib Blumental
Received oral information about the archive from his brother.
Dr. Leib Blumental
Passed information about the archive's location to the author.
Sniadowo
A house near the buried flask was destroyed by artillery in 1944.
Leib Blumenthal
Doctor born in Sokółka who directed a hospital during the war.
Sokółka
Town identified as Leib Blumenthal's birthplace.
Israel Blumenthal
Leib Blumenthal's brother and an active member of the Białystok resistance.
Białystok Resistance Organization
Resistance organization in which Israel Blumenthal was active.
Dror Kibbutz
Kibbutz whose meeting protocol is mentioned in a note.
A. Tamaroff
Poet asked to provide poems and lists for an archive.
Brania Vincika
Jewish girl and courier for the Bialystok resistance organization.
Dr. Leib Blumenthal
Person who knew about the buried Mersik archive.
Mersik archive
Archive whose contents and burial are discussed.