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Jewish life around the Old Town synagogue
Dense Jewish commercial life developed around the Old Town synagogue.
Israel Poznanski
Jewish innovator and entrepreneur associated with Lodz's industrial development.
Asher Kohn
Manufacturer who transformed a ruined factory into a leading Lodz industrial enterprise.
Józef Piłsudski
Polish political and military leader mentioned in connection with the New Poland.
Oscar Kohn
Textile industrialist described as prominent among Lodz manufacturers.
Naum Etinson
Manufacturer listed among textile industrialists following Asher Kohn.
Shlomo Budziner
Last owner of a named company and senator who presided over the Lodz community council.
Birnbaum
Textile industrialist listed among Lodz manufacturers.
Jewish Łódź
The Jewish community of Łódź, portrayed as rivaling Jewish Warsaw.
Lodz
Lodz was Zimmerman’s prewar city and the community associated with his later activities.
Israel Poznanski
A major Lodz manufacturer who built workers’ family housing and supported Jewish charities.
Poznanski
A person whose reputation is discussed in relation to Jewish Lodz.
Łódź Jewish settlement
The Łódź settlement is described as developing from a small Jewish settlement upward.
Lodz Community Council
Community council presided over by Shlomo Budziner.
Wislicki
Textile industrialist listed among Lodz manufacturers.
Gliksman
Textile industrialist listed among Lodz manufacturers.
Bukiet
Textile industrialist listed among Lodz manufacturers.
Piaskowski
Textile industrialist listed among Lodz manufacturers.
Śródmiejska (Nowa Cegielniana)
Street where Asher Kohn reportedly entered his office each morning.
Poznański textile manufacturer’s palace
A palace belonging to a textile manufacturer named Poznański in Łódź.
Widzew Manufactory
A Łódź manufactory mentioned in the passage.
Joint
Joint supplied food, clothing, and financial assistance in postwar Poland.
Kielce
A pogrom involving wounded and murdered Jews occurred in Kielce.
Israel Kalman Poznanski
Israel Kalman Poznanski is associated with Lodz’s textile-industry legend.
First World War
The passage refers to the period before the end of the First World War.
Model vocational school
The Yarochinski enterprise included a model vocational school.
Dr. Mordechai Broyde
Directed the gymnasiums of the Society for Jewish Secondary Schools and later served as a senator in Poland.
Central Jewish School Organization
A centralized organization overseeing Yiddish secular schools in Poland.
Poale Zion (Left)
A Jewish socialist workers’ party that directly led Yiddish secular schools.
Hazmir
A Lodz Jewish cultural institution located on the promenade alley.
Promenade Alley
Location of Hazmir.
Harpe
A Lodz Jewish cultural institution on Paludniowa Street.
Arbeter Heim
An organization with cultural branches in Lodz.
Jews and Judaism in Lodz
The passage discusses cultural growth among Jews and Judaism in Lodz.
Bronislaw Grosser
A person associated with a library named in the passage.
Ber Borokhov
A person associated with libraries under the Left Poale Zion leadership.