Białystok
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The narrator's parents
The narrator's parents married in 1889 and prepared to join a later group.
The Rothschilds
The Rothschilds assisted the founding of Rishon LeZion.
Gashtald family
A family that ruled Bialystok for about 100 years.
Kempner family
A large private house is associated with the Kempner family.
Levin-Epstein family
Family members who owned a bookshop in Warsaw.
Haim Hertz family
The family accompanying Haim Hertz to the dacha community.
Zamenhof family
Ludwik Zamenhof was born to poor Jewish parents.
Einstein family
Family killed during the described massacre.
Lapidus family
Family whose three adult children were murdered.
Lapidus family
An esteemed Bialystok family associated with Kotik's wife.
Family of wealthy parents
An unnamed wealthy family associated with a beautiful blonde young woman.
Zabludovskis
Family named among Bialystok’s notable personalities.
Harry and Lillian Freedman Fund
Provided major funding for the Yizkor Book Project.
Nash Family Foundation
Provided major funding for the Yizkor Book Project.
Silberstein families
Families of murdered brothers memorialized in the contribution list.
Lurie brothers
One of the Lurie twins was active with the group.
Meler brothers
Brothers identified as construction entrepreneurs and club participants.
Plavsky brothers
Brothers listed among the club's administrative or organizational figures.
Krinsky brothers
Brothers identified as owners of a dye business.
Freidkin brothers
Brothers identified with a cloth factory.
Lunskis
The Lunskis manufactured much of the drapery textile.
Amdurskis
The Amdurskis manufactured much of the drapery textile.
Arshinov
A Moscow merchant family named among Bialystok buyers.
Mitrofanov
A Moscow merchant family named among Bialystok buyers.
Paretsky brothers
The Paretsky brothers transferred their factories to Romania.
The Fluimenboim family
The Fluimenboim family is included among educators and contributors.
Sokolsky family
Brothers named among Bialystok printing workers.
Family of Kotzker Hasidim
Meir Walach came from a family of Kotzker Hasidim.
Walach family
Family including David, Jacob, Shabtai, and Moses Walach.
Jewish families
Jewish families experienced grief over the deportation demands.
Wolkowysk girls
A group of girls whom the Jewish Council attempted to save.
Katchkowsky brothers
Brothers named Katchkowsky were listed among the inscriptions.
Lipces brothers
Brothers named among Grodner victims requesting vengeance.
Malmed family
Malmed’s family, whom he hid during the action.
Hershl Ratski's family
Hershl Ratski's family appears with him in a 1900 photograph.
Razenman family
The Razenman family was permitted to leave the Petrasher field.