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Koshtshelne 6

קאָשטשעלנע 6

Address associated with the Mendele School.

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Shenkewitcha Street

שענקעוויטשאַ

A street along which the Bundist procession marched.

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Warszawski Street

װאַרשאַווסקי

A street along which the Bundist procession marched.

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German Street

דייטשע גאַס

A street along which the Bundist procession marched.

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Moscow Kremlin

מאָסקווער קרעמל

The passage refers to secret rooms in the Moscow Kremlin in relation to the Stalin Pact.

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Palace Theater

פּאַלאַס-טעאַטער

Large city hall where public political meetings were held.

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Brisk

בריסק

City where opponents were confronted.

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Yekaterinoslav

יעקאַטערינאָסלאַוו

City where opponents were confronted.

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Vitebsk

וויטעבסק

City where opponents were confronted.

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Poltava

פּאָלטאַװע

Poltava hosted the first founding conference mentioned in the passage.

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Bialystok region

ביאַליסטאָקער ראַיאָן

Region containing self-defense groups.

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California

קאַליפאָרניע

Place where the narrator worked in English theater and films.

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Rishon LeZion

ראשון לציון

The first emigrants from Bialystok founded Rishon LeZion with Rothschild assistance.

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Cleveland

קליוולענד

The signatory identified Cleveland as his location.

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Argentina

אַרגענטינע

One destination to which Bialystok Jews emigrated.

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Wasilkower Street

װאַשילקאָווער גאַס

Wasilkower Street is remembered among Bialystok streets and places.

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Khoroshch

כאָראָשטש

Town described as surrounded by Bialystok.

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Horodok

האָראָדאָק

Town described as surrounded by Bialystok.

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Yanove

יאַנאָװע

Town described as surrounded by Bialystok.

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Yashnovke

יאַשנאָװקע

Town described as surrounded by Bialystok.

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Knishin

קנישין

Town described as surrounded by Bialystok.

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Odelsk

אָדעלסק

Town described as surrounded by Bialystok.

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Sakale

סאַקאַלע

Town described as surrounded by Bialystok.

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Zabludove

זאַבלודאָווע

Town described as surrounded by Bialystok.

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Vashlikove

װאַשליקאָװוע

Town described as surrounded by Bialystok.

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Biali River

ביאַלי

River beside a structure called the Stav, later replaced by a city garden.

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Land of Israel

ארץ:ישראל

A destination associated with Bialystok initiatives and colonies.

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Mosesville

מאָזעסוויל

A Jewish colony in Argentina associated with Bialystok Jews.

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Moscow

מאָסקװע

Moscow is mentioned in comparison with Bialystok’s textile industry.

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Lodz

לאָדזש

Lodz is mentioned in comparison with Bialystok’s textile industry.

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Biala River

ביאַלע-טייך

River whose banks are described as occupied by purchased land.

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Ghetto streets

די געטאַ-גאַסן

Ghetto streets are described as suddenly awakening.

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Tykocin

טיקטין

Town where a monument to Stefan Czarniecki stood.

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Rumburg

רומבורג

Rumburg is listed among places associated with a marshal's office.

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Tykocin Castle

טיקטינער שלאָס

Castle receiving revenues associated with Bialystok.

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Narew

נאַרעוו

A river to which the Yatvagans were driven.

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