Białystok
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Lublin
The train stopped in Lublin.
Berta Sakolska
A Bialystoker woman who survived the massacre and the war.
Blizhin camp
The camp where Berta Sakolska recounted her experience.
Dr. Tuvia
The doctor who received the account in April 1946.
Transport toward Majdanek
A transport carrying prisoners traveled toward Majdanek and stopped in Lublin.
Survival of massacre and war
Berta Sakolska survived both the massacre and the war.
Fabrichne Street
Street where the Jewish Hospital was located.
Malkin
Place near Treblinka where a deportation train arrived.
Jewish women of Bialystok
Jewish women from Bialystok involved in a collective mass suicide.
Collective mass suicide of Jewish women from Bialystok
A collective mass suicide occurred among Jewish women from Bialystok near Treblinka.
Nazi occupation of Bialystok region
The Jewish world in the region ended under Hitlerist rule.
Augustow
Augustow was one of the circles within Bialystok District.
Grajewo
Grajewo was one of the circles within Bialystok District.
Sokolka
Sokolka was one of the circles within Bialystok District.
Wysokie Mazowieckie
Wysokie Mazowieckie was one of the circles within Bialystok District.
Jews of the Bialystok district
Approximately 200,000 Jews lived in the Bialystok district.
Visoke-Mazovietsk
Visoke-Mazovietsk was listed among the district’s divisions.
Yagestov
Yagestov was listed among the district’s divisions.
Lomzhe
Lomzhe was listed among the district’s divisions.
Dror
A youth organization led by Mordechai Tenenboim-Tamaroff.
Poalei Zion-P.S. youth federation
A youth federation associated with Dror.
Yad Vashem
A Jerusalem center collecting Holocaust and resistance materials and documents.
Jewish Resistance Organization in the Bialystok Ghetto
A resistance organization whose archive materials were preserved.
Documents labeled Treblinka
Documents found among clothing belonging to deported Jews.
Photographs found with clothing
Photographs found among clothing removed from deportees.
Yad Vashem
Institution that published the protocols and reports in Jerusalem.
Ghettos
Ghettos whose final liquidation destroyed documents and buildings.
Jewish Historical Central Committee in Lodz
Committee whose female worker received information about documents near Rzeszow.
Rzeszow
City near which the town and documents were reportedly located.
Yad Vashem volume 4
Volume devoted to protocols of Jewish Council meetings and public notices.
Tani Blumenthal
Author discussing the scarcity and survival of Jewish Council records.
Lviv
Location of surviving notices issued by a Jewish Council.
Jewish Councils
Jewish councils whose correspondence and documents are discussed.
German ministries
German ministries are described as repositories of discovered documents.
Chmielna
Depot designated for Jews ordered to report for transfer.
Action of February 5, 1943
An unnamed newspaper seller and his wife were murdered during the action.