Białystok
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Grand Hotel
A hotel mentioned among Bialystok's notable buildings.
Levin-Epstein bookshop
Bookshop in Warsaw whose books required censorship.
Restaurant
The narrator ate a midday meal daily at a restaurant.
Empire Press
Printer identified in the colophon.
Sierachek
A firm identified as the maker or seller of the narrator's black cap.
Belgian company
A Belgian company received a concession and built an electric station.
Textile industry
Textile industry heading introducing the following section.
Mishandznik Printing House
Printing house associated with the Bundist weekly.
Pruzhansky Printing House
Printing house associated with a Zionist newspaper.
Polna
One of three major textile combines in the Białystok area.
Stefene's Tailoring Shop
A private German enterprise employing Jewish workers outside the ghetto.
Mechanical Workshop on Kupiecka Street
A private German enterprise on Kupiecka Street employing Jewish workers.
Linder's Factory
A private German enterprise on Eurovcer employing Jewish workers.
Kirchhoff
German road-building company operating a labor site near Bialystok.
oil factory
Factory outside the ghetto employing many Jews.
Tailor factory
A tailor factory is mentioned in connection with Kaplan and Shlasser.
Avnet's former bakery
Former bakery used as a hiding place on Gumiena Street.
Finkelstein Iron Store
An iron store on Kupiecka is associated with Finkelstein.
Saddle factory
Factory named among workplaces of group members.
Bialystok Textile Factories
Factories in Bialystok's textile industry, largely destroyed.
Sokol-Silberfenig Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Trilling Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Shapiro Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Amiel Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Babele Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Fuchs Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Markus Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Wahlman Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Zilberblot Factory
A named Bialystok factory described as completely destroyed.
Meat business
Business sector in which Salazh later became a prominent entrepreneur.
Liberman’s shoemaking business
A shoemaking workplace where Garfinkel worked on Ruzhanska Street.
Grossman Hotel
Hotel owned by Mrs. Grossman in Lakewood.
Forest City Enterprises
A family enterprise opened by the Rottner brothers in 1929.
Uncle's postcard store
A Cleveland store where Jacob Sapirstein worked before opening his own shop.
Spinning mill
A spinning mill is proposed as a Białystok-related enterprise.
Proposed spinning factory
A proposed factory whose building was available for lease and whose profits would support capital.