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Narrow streets

די ענגע גאַסן

Narrow streets are described as housing a concentrated Jewish mass.

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Surrounding towns

די אַרומיקע שטעטלעך

Surrounding towns are mentioned alongside the narrow streets.

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Chaika Grosman

חייקה גראָסמאַן

Named as a survivor who described the period in written works.

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Srolke Kot

סראָלקע קאָט

Named as a survivor who described the period in written works.

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Bronie Klibanski

בראניע קליבאַנסקי

Named as a survivor who described the period in written works.

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Ber Mark

בער מאַרק

Named as a survivor who described the period in written works.

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D. Klementenovski

ד. קלעמענטענאָווסקי

Named among writers describing the period.

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Dr. Rozenman

ראַזענמאַן

Rabbi cited reporting danger in the ghetto.

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Engineer Barash

אינזש. באַראַש

Engineer Barash read a Nazi authority letter aloud.

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Protection Police

דער שוץ-פּאָליצײ

The protection police threatened action against unemployed people.

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Dr. Filipowski

דר. פיליפּאָווסקי

A friend who helped recover hidden Jewish documentation after the war.

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Bialystok Jewish Committee

ביאַליסטאַקער אידישן קאָמיטעט

Recipient of materials handed over by a Polish woman.

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Polish woman

אַ געוויסע פּוילישע פרוי

Woman who handed materials to the Bialystok Jewish Committee.

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Bialystok uprising

אויפשטאַנד

Uprising dated August 16, 1943, preceding the destruction of remaining Jews.

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Y. Rabiner

י. ראַבינער

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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G. Goldfarb

ג. גאָלדפאַרב

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Sh. Lifshits

ש, ליפשיץ

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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F. Melnitski

פ. מעלניצקי

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Y. Markus

י. מאַרקוס

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Sh. Fetsiner

ש. פעצינער

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Dr. Kershman

דר. קערשמאַן

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Dr. Halenderski

דר. האלענדערסקי

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Dr. Haravits

דר. האַראַװיץ

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Sh. Palanski

ש. פּאלאנסקי

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Engineer Shmigelski

אינזש. שמיגעלסקי

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Y. Navik

י. נאוויק

Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.

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Goldberg

גאָלדבערג

Warsaw graphic artist who wrote the protocols by hand.

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Kupietzka 32

קופּיעצקא נומ. 32

Address where announcements were posted at the building entrance.

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February Aktion

פעברואַר-אַקציע

A February Aktion suddenly struck Jews in the Bialystok Ghetto.

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Bialystok synagogue

דער ביאַליסטאַקער שוהל

The passage refers to two thousand Jews burned alive in the Bialystok synagogue.

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H. Liman

ה. לימאַן

H. Liman is identified as reporting the existence of the Jewish Council protocol.

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Yitzhak Malmed

יצחק מאלמעד

A Bialystok Jewish hero whom Nazis hanged on Gumienna Street.

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Jewish Council premises

אידן-ראַט-לאָקאַל

The place to which a Nazi killer was carried after being shot.

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29 Kupietzka Street

קופּיעצקאַ 29

Address where Nazi perpetrators attacked residents.

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Jewish firefighters

די אידישע פייערלעשער

Jewish firefighters forced to search roofs and dismantle hiding places.

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Mendl Kurianski

מענדל קוריאַנסקי

Named as the husband of a woman who resisted Nazi attackers.

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