- In 1692, a small subkehilla operated in Białystok, subordinate to the larger Tykocin community. A separate Jewish community was established in 1745.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- About 200 thousand people live in Podlasie, every fifth person in Białystok is Orthodox, which gives about 50 thousand believers.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka, cemetery
- Orthodox parish church belonging to the Białystok deanery of the Bialystok-Gdańsk diocese of the Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka, cemetery
- 2019: Over 400 stones were reset on Bagnowka Jewish Cemetery in Bialystok, Poland, with work undertaken in 25 of the 98 sections that hold burials.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- The large monument near the mass grave of the pogrom victims stood for decades in the Bagnowke Jewish Cemetery in Bialystok.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- Tomasz Wiśniewski. Jewish Cemeteries in Bialystok. ... It appears that six cemeteries were used throughout the centuries by the Jewish community in Bialystok.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- Archival visual materials used in the publication were selected from the collections of The State Archive in Bialystok and The Historical Museum in Bialystok.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- Bagnowka is situated in the northeast corner, adjoining the Catholic Cemetery in close proximity to the Russian Orthodox Cemetery.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- Autocephalous Polish Orthodox Church.[149] Białystok is the largest concentration of Orthodox believers in Poland.[149] In Białystok, the following Protestant...