Białystok
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Bialystok Bund
Bund organization that developed the educational complex.
Zukunft
A youth organization associated with the Bund in Bialystok.
Socialist Children's Organization SKIF
The organization was represented at the Bundist event.
Jewish Carriers' Union
Trade union chaired by Zalman Bialystotsky.
Furriers' Union
Trade union led for many years by H. Psakhie.
Textile Union
Major Bialystok Jewish workers' union representing weavers.
National Fund
Youth groups worked for the National Fund and promoted its activities.
Jewish workers’ trade unions in Bialystok
Trade unions of Jewish workers in Bialystok.
Women's Organization
The organization was represented at the Bundist event.
Tsukunft
The Bundist youth organization was represented at the event.
Trade Employees' Union
Union led by several Bundists.
Communists
Political movement controlling some small Jewish trade unions.
Minskists
A political group opposed in the workers’ exchange.
Jewish P.P.S. members
A political group opposed in the workers’ exchange.
Poyale Zion
A Jewish social-democratic workers party associated with Bialystok activists.
Russian Social Democratic Workers Party
The party with which the Bialystok group sought affiliation.
Poalei Zion groups
Groups consulted with the Grodno comrade.
Bialystoker Organization
An organization associated with Bialystok, mentioned as taking a firmer organizational form.
Zionist club
Club at the narrator's school where they held first membership.
BILU
Group formed in Russia with offices in Bialystok; its first group left for Israel in 1882.
Nazi murderers and their helpers
Perpetrators described as having destroyed Bialystok's Jewish community.
Habima
Theater whose repertoire and performances are discussed.
Tsarist government
The government prohibited foreign lottery tickets.
Workers' movement
The workers' movement affected communal assemblies and urban life.
Bolsheviks
They took over Bialystok and demolished the clock.
Hebrew school movement
The middle class supported the Hebrew school movement.
Hovevei Zion
The middle class supported Hovevei Zion and Hebrew-language advocacy.
Hebrew-language advocates
The middle class supported Hebrew-language advocacy.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Agency that reported Hershberg's death on May 10, 1940.
Hovevei Zion movement
A Hovevei Zion group was founded in Bialystok in 1882.
Zionism
The middle class supported Zionism.
First Hibbat Zion Association in Warsaw
Association founded by Samuel Mohilever in Warsaw.
ICA of Paris
Organization requested to contribute funds to Israel.
Bund
A Jewish political and labor movement active in Bialystok.
Bund Central Committee
The Bund central committee mentioned in connection with its seat.
Zionist movement
The Zionist movement occupied an important place after the First Zionist Congress.