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Krawiecka Street
Location of a major hall and later theater performances.
Hall on Krawiecka
A hall on Krawiecka converted into a labor resort after the Sperre.
22 Brzeziner Street
Address of the ghetto synagogue where Tafel became cantor.
Shterlinga Street
Street where the city prison execution courtyard was located.
Auschwitz crematoria
Crematoria shown to the narrator during a nighttime visit.
Farmer's yard
A yard where the narrator sought shelter during flight.
Reichland
A destination to which the girls were transported for work.
Unterrion
A place identified as the girls’ destination near Landsberg.
Landsberg
A locality near the place where the girls were taken.
Unspecified camp or labor site
A fenced site containing newly built barracks and fields.
Augsburg
City to which the group was transferred around 1942.
Infirmary
A camp infirmary where the narrator sought care during an epidemic.
Rewir
A camp infirmary where Felege worked and cared for sick prisoners.
Kastshchelne
Location of the registration office approached by parents.
Number 28 on Zawisza
An address where a crowd was seen outside the ghetto gate.
Lager-Nitzka 20
Address associated with the resort commissioner.
Marishiner
Place toward which the narrator and others were transported.
Hokh and Tif
Name of the site containing the concealed ammunition factory.
Kilińskiego 182
Police address for extending foreign passports and obtaining exit permits.
Piotrkowska 279
Address of a consulate that issued visas for money.
Kavie Nos
A site where 1,400 Jews were killed.
Yasnegor Church
A church near the garden where the narrator and wife worked.
Hasag
A place described as having been a labor camp.
Friedland
A place from which prisoners arrived after liberation.
Vskhodnie Street
Street where the narrator encounters a person who directs her to a cousin.
The beloved walls
Walls once beloved by the narrator, now compared to boards of a grave.
Papir Resort
A hiding place where the Pazuanski family stayed for ten weeks.
Balusfer Market
A market to which authorities moved after liquidating the ghetto.
Berdychiv
The birthplace of David Khalodenko.
Poniatowa camp
Camp where Judith Kholodenko died in autumn 1943.
Bershter workshops courtyard
Courtyard where David Kholodenko was killed during the January 1943 resistance.
Lanewnicka 86
An address where survivors were housed after the ghetto liquidation.
Lanevnitcke Street
Street where the camp was liquidated in October 1944.
Shrudmieiyske Street
A Lodz street later renamed after Włodzimierz Więckowski.
Więckowski Street
The later name of Shrudmieiyske Street.
Cegielniana (Wienczkowskiego)
Street location of the theater building shared with a Polish theater troupe.