- NOTE: According to Jewish Bialystok, Wisniewski [who completed these surveys] states that the Wschodnia Street cemetery is "the largest Jewish cemetery in...Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- ...the memory of 5,000 Orthodox Christians from the Białystok region who perished in World War II as well as, during the postwar repressions in Stalinist Poland.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka, cemetery
- The Jewish cemetery in Wschodnia Street was established in 1890 and located north-east of the town centre, in the area of the former village of Bagnówka.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- It is the only preserved Jewish cemetery in Białystok, and at the same time, one of the largest Jewish cemeteries in Poland (about 12.5 hectares).Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- The holy Child-Martyr Gabriel of Białystok, also Gabriel of Zabludov, Gabriel of Slutsk, or Gabriel of Poland ((Russian). Гавриил Белостокский), March 22, 1684 - April 11, 1690...Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- The Jewish epitaphs still extant in Bialystok, Poland’s Bagnowka Jewish Cemetery, a cemetery that was used during Herszberg’s lifetime, pose query as to...Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- Hang on, it turns out that there was no Jewish cemetery at all there and that all the dead were buried in Bialystok, details here.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- Bagnowka Jewish Cemetery was not the first or only cemetery that served Bialystok since it was granted town status in 1692.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka