Society for the Development of Jewish Culture named after Chaim Nachman Bialik

(Ebreju kultūras attīstīšanas biedrība “Haima Nahmana Bjalika vārdā”).

On 5 February 1928, the establishment of branches in Daugavpils, Viesīte, and Gostiņi was announced.

On 20 September 1928, the establishment of branches in Ludza, Kārsava, and Dagda was announced.

On 23 September 1929, the establishment of a branch in Krustpils was announced.

By a decision of the Minister of Public Affairs in 1934, the society was closed.

A decision on the complete liquidation of the society was adopted (Ziņotājs, 15 April 1941).