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- This is the only surviving Jewish cemetery in Białystok and one of the largest Jewish cemeteries in Northeastern Poland.
- Over the three centuries of their history, the Jews of Białystok buried their dead in five different cemeteries. The Jewish cemetery in Wschodnia Street was...
- Language. Comments. Foundation for Documentation of Jewish Cemeteries in Poland (Photos and transcriptions of tombstones). Białystok.
- Center for Citizenship Education Poland-Israel. Jewish Community of Warsaw. XI Jewish Culture Festival. "Zakhor-Color and Sound". Białystok, 16 - 19 June 2018.
- H. Parafianowicz, J. Urwanowicz, A. Wyczański, Białystok 1989. T. Wiśniewski, Jewish Bialystok and surroundings in Eastern Poland, Ipswich 2000.
- Since June, work has been under way to restore the Memorial Pillar in the Bagnowka Jewish cemetery in Białystok, which commemorates the scores of...
- In 1831 there a cholera outbreak in Bialystok and, because of its high mortality rate, there was a need to establish a Jewish cemetery for victims of the epidemic.
- Jewish Ghetto cemetery in Białystok.
- ...the Białystok Jews was not only to continue using the ghetto cemetery as a necropolis, but also to make the symbolically valuable site a memorial to Jewish...
- Data about cemetery. Town: Białystok. ... Some of the matzevot from this cemetery were moved at that time to the Jewish cemetery in Wschodnia Street.
