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Paludniove Street
Street address of Reichert's Synagogue.
Lodz Voivodeship
Administrative region represented by Dr. Broide in the Polish Senate.
Piramowicza Street
Later name associated with the site of the gymnasium on Olginska Street.
4 Zenclyane Street
The stated location of the Zionist organization of Lodz.
Kosciuszko 21
The address of HaZamir's initial venue.
Palurniove 26
The address associated with the Warsaw Hall.
Kilinskiego Street
Street in Lodz where Bronkher was described as a neighbor.
Rabbi Yissachar Ber’s grave in Lodz
Grave of Rabbi Yissachar Ber, located in Lodz on Shrednia Street.
Kosciuszki Street, Lodz
A street in Lodz associated with a modern school.
Magistratska Street
The Second Gymnasium was located at number 16 on Magistratska Street.
Pshemislavke Vocational School
Vocational school near the old-age institution.
Cenelnyana
Street where Linat HaTzedek operated.
Pামorska Street
A street where Yudkin’s father lived.
Kostshushki Street
The synagogue stood on Kostshushki Street.
17 Znerzher Street
Address of the Left Poale Zion venue.
23 Shrednie
Address where the union maintained a kitchen.
Green Market
A market where a woman is stopped while selling oranges.
Pietrkover Street
Street address associated with Ostrovsky Press.
Brzeziny
Place where marchers were reportedly shot by German aircraft.
Astoria Café
The Gestapo carried out a murderous raid at the Astoria café.
Gestapo premises, Zgerzher 116
Location where Jews were ordered to report.
Wolczanska Street
Street associated with the Volhynia synagogue mentioned in a massacre note.
6th of August Street
Street listed among locations of violent nights at the end of February.
Andrzeja Street
Street listed among locations of violent nights at the end of February.
Legionów Street
Street listed among locations of violent nights at the end of February.
Lutomierska
Street where Rumkowski’s seat was stormed in August 1940.
Charnieckiego
Address associated with Hertzberg’s prison and feared by ghetto residents.
Wloclawek
Jews remaining after liquidations of other ghettos arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Zdunska Wola
Zdunska Wola was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Hanover court
Court where a November 1963 judgment concerning officials is described.
80 Lanewitzke Street
Address of a hospital building where the final group lived.
Train station
Station where Rumkowski was escorted and deportees arrived.
45 Lagiewnicka Street
Address of Workshop No. 1 mentioned in the transport notice.
36 Lagiewnicka Street
Address associated with another listed workshop.
Stara Wieś
A settlement described as expanding and incorporating nearby villages.
Olginske Street
Location of Arbeter Heim’s cultural branches.