Białystok
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Ribus
Named as present at the public execution.
Flauman
Named as present at the public execution.
Barashe
Person whose efforts reportedly achieved success.
Gershon Kanta
Named for failing to report to work at an assigned location.
Yitzhak
Named for failing to report to work at an assigned location.
Mersik
Contributor associated with an account dated February 1942.
Hersh (Tsvi) Mersik
Named as an archive worker.
Mersik
Tamaroff's deceased or absent friend in a quoted reflection.
Dr. Katzenelson
Leader of the health department's energetic disease-control measures.
Israel, a Bialystoker
Provided a plan and information about a buried document flask.
Dr. Blumental
A doctor whose explanations concerned archival originals and missing materials.
Powsky
A person entrusted with helping bury the archive.
Yahil Gurvitch
Named in an inscription describing a victim dated 22 January 1944.
Gopman Enoch
Signer or subject of a memorial inscription mentioning imprisonment.
Pazanski
Person addressed among companions in a memorial inscription.
Rudawski
Person whose home hosted former secretary Pupko.
Dlugach
A kind nurse of Łódź origin.
Rafael Gutman's wife
Rafael Gutman's wife was present when he died.
Petliuk
An underground activist connected with the archive effort.
Malkin
Person associated with transporting clothing wagons to Bialystok.
Unnamed doctor
Doctor reportedly possessed a suitcase of documents and offered it for compensation.
Sh. Funianski
Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.
Dr. Kaplan
Named member of the newly elected Jewish Council.
Israel
Israel is invoked in a quoted religious phrase.
Malmed's child
Malmed's child, found among the victims.
Kupietzka
Kupietzka is mentioned in connection with a copy.
the informers
People accused of informing authorities, later detained and executed.
Tenenboim
Person who commented on the Jewish council’s arrangement and recorded Malmed’s case.
Kaplan
Named as the author of a chronicle describing the victims’ appearance.
Velvel Khalev
A renowned Bialystok woodcarving artist who fought heroically as a partisan.
Nakhum Kozak
Fifteen-year-old participant in the ghetto resistance.
Mrs. Rozenman
The wife of Rabbi Dr. Rozenman, found with him and their daughters.
Markovtshizne
An SS general who selected able-bodied people.
Dr. Enelson
A doctor accompanying Jewish women transported from Bialystok.
Isaac Ribalovsky
Identified as the former general secretary of the Bialystok center.
Lize
Girl identified as a granddaughter of a bookseller from Bialystok.