Białystok
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Meir
Participant in the escape group.
Dovid Rak
A person from Grodno mentioned among prisoners.
Yankl Winski
A person brought in a transport of ten Jews before Passover 1944.
Tol Rabinavitz
A person from Lodz included in the transport.
Nachol
A commander identified as the chief murderer and leader of the final assault.
Yankel Emiel-Kulikovsky
Yankel Emiel-Kulikovsky is identified as Zalman Emiel’s father.
Rozhansky
Rozhansky is named in connection with the second document and store.
Shif
One of five survivors who emerged from the forest in July 1944.
Moshe Gershuni
Reportedly remained alive after the group emerged from the forest.
Marinfeld
A person addressed by a Nazi during an account of wartime persecution.
Dr. D. Kapṭor-Daniel Guzhik
Named as a signatory of a report.
Kaplan Finkel
Jewish victim named among those murdered in 1943.
Engineer Barash
A Jewish council figure described as agreeing to prepare a transport.
Gliazer
Person named in the passage’s group list.
Yankl Gotchinski
Person named among the hidden group.
Gazhalchani siblings
Two brothers and a sister sought refuge with the hidden group.
Nisan Gozhaltshani
A person named in the passage.
Yanesh
Insurgent met by the witness in September 1945.
Levinska
A woman named Levinska who supplied weapons to underground organizations.
Dr. Zaks
Named in a list of fallen fighters.
Chaim-Yisrael Berman
Named in a list of fallen fighters.
David the Wilner
Named in a list of fallen fighters.
Dr. Berlin
Named individual in a memorial list.
Chaim Shuster
Person listed in a memorial or contributor list.
H. Bielitska
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
H. Grosman
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
B. Vinitska
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
L. Chapnik
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
A. Rud
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
M. Ruzhitska
Named as a principal smuggler and active liaison for weapons entering the Bialystok ghetto.
Aletsky
German prisoner nicknamed Meshl.
H. Rayaok
Representative delegated by the Central Historical Commission.
Yuzefovich
Representative of the Polish Workers' Party in Bialystok.
M. Serenson
Upper office official who commemorated the dead and recited Kaddish.
Daniel Kovitch
Leader of Jewish fighters who attacked the ghetto gates.
Velvel Volkavisky
Named as an uprising leader associated with Białystok.