Białystok
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Bialystok Yizkor Book
The passage includes the title of the Bialystok Yizkor book.
Eleven historical documents
The narrator received eleven historical documents occupying nine pages.
Bialystoker Yizkor Book
The passage appears in the Bialystoker Yizkor Book.
Passage on Bialystok Torah institutions
A passage describing a yeshiva and Talmud Torah in Bialystok.
The Bialystok Yizkor Book
The memorial book identified at the end of the passage.
Report number 159
Judenrat report concerning a reserve labor brigade.
Report number 328
Report describing a reserve brigade of one hundred women.
Jewish Council Report Number 92
A Jewish Council report dated August–September 1941.
Document Number 195
A document dated December 1941 described as evidence of German robbery and murder.
Archive
An archive is described as a primary source for Bialystok Ghetto history.
Secret archive
Documents and reports concerning the Jewish council, preserved outside the ghetto.
Mersik archive
Archive whose contents and burial are discussed.
Documents labeled Treblinka
Documents found among clothing belonging to deported Jews.
Yad Vashem volume 4
Volume devoted to protocols of Jewish Council meetings and public notices.
false documents
False documents were obtained to support wartime rescue activities.
Map of Bialystok and Vicinity
A map of Bialystok and surrounding areas appears on the page.
Bialystoker Memorial Book
Memorial book named in the contents.
The Bialystoker Memorial Book
Memorial publication containing the account.
First Esperanto textbook
Zamenhof published his first textbook of the constructed world language in 1887.
Nasha Platform
A platform translated into Yiddish by Zalman.
Molotov's speech
A speech by Molotov described as famously sorrowful.
Potato notice
A notice requesting women for potato digging and tobacco-factory work.
M.T. Archive
Archive buried in Bialystok and later found in two metal boxes.