- 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
- In 1692, a small subkehilla operated in Białystok, subordinate to the larger Tykocin community. A separate Jewish community was established in 1745.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- On October 31 and November 1, the organization of traffic around the necropolis and bus timetables in Białystok will change.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka, orthodox
- In Bialystok, too, the Jewish cemetery (called Rabbinical) neighboured with the Uniate (later Orthodox), Evangelist, and a little bit farther off Catholic cemeteries.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- H. Parafianowicz, J. Urwanowicz, A. Wyczański, Białystok 1989. T. Wiśniewski, Jewish Bialystok and surroundings in Eastern Poland, Ipswich 2000.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka, orthodox
- The large monument near the mass grave of the pogrom victims stood for decades in the Bagnowke Jewish Cemetery 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...
- The military cemetery of Bialystok contains Polish and Soviet war graves from the Second World War. Do you have more information about this location?Bulunamadı: jaroszówka, orthodox