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Bialystoker Zeitung

ביאַליסטאַקער צייטונג

Local Nazi-era newspaper reporting deportations and shootings.

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Ghetto cemetery

געטאָ-בית-עולם

Cemetery where crowds searched for relatives after the massacre.

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Hiding places

באַהעלטענישן

Places where Jews hid during the killings.

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Bagnauker Cemetery

באַגנאַווקער בית-עולם

A cemetery mentioned as a possible burial place.

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Praga's Garden

פּראַגע'ס גאָרטן

A site where one hundred victims were shot and buried.

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February Massacre

פעברואַר שחיטה

A February massacre involving deportations and deaths.

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Shooting of One Hundred Victims in Praga's Garden

די הונדערט קדושים

Nazi perpetrators shot one hundred victims in Praga's Garden.

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Hazan Chodin

חזן חודין

Former cantor of the New World prayer house.

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New World prayer house

ניי-וועלט בית-מדרש

Prayer house associated with Hazan Chodin.

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Bagnovker cemetery

באַגנאָװקער בית-עולם

Cemetery where Hazan Chodin reportedly performed memorial recitations.

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Yudkovsky

יודקאָווסקי'ן

Person involved in searching for Malmed’s trace.

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29 Kupiecka Street

קופּיעצקע 29

Address where Malmed lived with his wife and two children.

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Malmed family

זיין משפּחה

Malmed’s family, whom he hid during the action.

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gallows

תליה

Gallows erected near Malmed’s residence for his execution.

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scaffold

עשאַפאָט

Scaffold where Malmed stood while awaiting execution.

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legal Polish newspapers

די לעגאַלע פוילישע צייטונגען

Reported on the resistance action involving the Jews.

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Hitlerist press

די היטלעריסטישע פּרעסע

Also reported on the events.

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P. Kaplan

פּ. קאַפּלאַן

A person who recorded an account in a Holocaust chronicle.

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the entire ghetto

די גאַנצע געטאַ

The ghetto was stirred by Malmed’s heroic death.

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Reizner

רייזנער

Person identified as recounting events in July 1943.

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Resistance Organization

װידערשטאַנד-אָרגאַניזאַציע

Organization that made final preparations before the catastrophe.

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Judenrat Garden

אידן-:ראַט:גאָרטן

Assembly location named in the deportation order.

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Lublin camp

לובלינער לאַגער

A Lublin camp commandant is mentioned in connection with an operation.

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Tuman

טומאַן

Tuman is identified as an Obersturmführer and Lublin camp commandant.

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Ghetto Parkan

געטאָ-פּאַרקאַן

Jews living near Ghetto Parkan heard suspicious noises and approaching Nazi troops.

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Hershl Ratski

הערשל ראצקי

A calligraphy teacher shown with his family in 1900.

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Hershl Ratski's family

זיין משפּחה

Hershl Ratski's family appears with him in a 1900 photograph.

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Chełmno

כעלמנא

Chełmno is listed among Nazi death camps.

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Bełżec

בעלזשעץ

Bełżec is listed among Nazi death camps.

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Sobibor

סאָביבאר

Sobibor is listed among Nazi death camps.

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Self-Defense

זעלבסטשוץ

An armed Jewish self-defense organization described as addressing the crowd.

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National duty

נאַציאָנאַלע פליכט

A phrase urging armed action is present in the passage.

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Mrs. Segal

פרוי סעגאַל

A well-known female doctor murdered in the courtyard.

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Tadek

טאַדעק

A self-defense group leader who killed a Nazi before dying.

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Juravtser Street

יוראַווצער גאַס

A street through which forces entered the ghetto.

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Russian Nazis

רוסישע נאַציס

Armed Russian forces that began marching into the ghetto.

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