Zabłudów [zaˈbwuduf] (Belarusian: Заблудаў, Zabłudaŭ) is a town
in Białystok County, Podlaskie Voivodeship, in north-eastern
Poland. Prior to 1999 it was part of the Białystok Voivodeship
(1975–1998). History of Zabłudów  Wooden Synagogue of Zabłudów
in 1895 The town of Zabłudów was home to a thriving Jewish
community for hundreds of years. It was once the location of the
notable Zabłudów Synagogue, a Wooden synagogue of a type unique
to the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, built in 1637. A replica
of the Zabłudów synagogue was made in 2004 at the University of
Wisconsin in the course study. In July 1941 during the German
occupation of Poland the Nazis created a ghetto for some 1,800
Polish Jews from the vicinity. On November 2nd, 1942, the ghetto
was liquidated and approximately 1,400 Jews were transported by
Holocaust trains to the 10th Calvary camp near Białystok and
from there to the Treblinka extermination camp. Almost all were
killed that very same day. Points of interest  Coordinates:
53°01′N 23°21′E /