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Y. Bruyner
An artist who entered the ghetto and depicted ghetto life.
Gurevitch
An artist who entered the ghetto and depicted ghetto life.
Bzhezhinski
An artist who entered the ghetto and depicted ghetto life.
Teodor Rider
Named as leader of musicians who later formed the ghetto philharmonic orchestra.
Bronislava Rotstadt
A renowned violinist who entered the ghetto.
Dornozhanski
A conductor listed among musicians entering the ghetto.
Kantor
A musician listed among those entering the ghetto.
Frailik
A musician listed among those entering the ghetto.
Toykh
A musician listed among those entering the ghetto.
Kurt Ber
A pianist among musicians brought from the West.
Veigbaum
A violinist among musicians brought from the West.
Kraft
A musician among those brought from the West.
Rudolf Brandel
A singer among musicians brought from the West.
Lili Brandel
Rudolf Brandel’s wife, among musicians brought from the West.
L. Birkenfeld
A pianist among musicians brought from the West.
Sh. Yanovski
Writer of texts performed by the ghetto theater.
Y. Zelikovich
Writer of texts performed by the ghetto theater.
A. Yoakhimovich
Writer of texts performed by the ghetto theater.
Moshe Pulaver
Former artist who created the Avantgarde revue theater.
Hertz Rubin
Provided music for the Avantgarde theater program.
Pinkhas Shvarts
Painter of the theater decorations.
Isaiah Shpinel
Author of a tragic ghetto song performed by the theater.
Shaievitsh
A deceased writer whose poems were considered artistically valuable.
Y. Shpinel
Named among the best-known writers of that period.
R. Kvyatkovuska
Named among the best-known writers of that period.
Y. Bruks
Named among the best-known writers of that period.
Alter Shnur-Itsinger
Named among the best-known writers of that period.
Hopman
Named among the best-known writers of that period.
Yoakhimovich
Named among the best-known writers of that period.
Alter Shnur
Pen name used by Hebrew writer Israel Ber Itsinger.
Bone Winer
Bone Winer received radio news in the Lodz Ghetto.
Vidavski
Vidavski received radio news in the Lodz Ghetto.
Meshke
Meshke received radio news in the Lodz Ghetto.
Moshe Tafel
Cantor who lived alone in the Łódź ghetto after April 1940.
Rosenzweig
Popular Łódź ball packer whose son was arrested with bulletins.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Referenced as the speaker of a partially damaged speech heard on radio.