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Tafel
Radio-listener case participant who did not break under interrogation.
Shimon
Person described as bearing the yoke of a ghetto Jew.
Shimon
A father who rejected his son's service in the Sonderkommando.
Yitzhak Weinberg
Autobiographical narrator born in Pinczów who lived and worked in Łódź.
Shmuel Freiman
Łódź restaurant owner who hired Weinberg.
Yitzhak Weinberg’s wife
Unnamed wife with whom Weinberg lived a good life.
Yitzhak Weinberg’s child
Unnamed child of Weinberg and his wife.
Isaac Weinberg
A Jewish restaurant owner whose establishment was entered by a German soldier.
Leon Opatowski
Named as a restaurant partner.
Berman
Named as a restaurant partner.
Ratner
A friend and judge who destroyed the narrator’s papers.
Unnamed narrator
A prisoner describing deportation and survival during a death march.
Unnamed German soldier
A German soldier recognized the narrator as a barber and refused to shoot him.
Unnamed friend
A fleeing friend was shot and killed by a soldier.
Unnamed German guard
A German shouted at a dog searching for prisoners.
Hanka Elsner
Person named in a photograph caption.
Regine Besserman
Person named in a photograph caption.
Guta Engel
Person named in a photograph caption.
Felia Perelman
Person named in a photograph caption.
Henie Derfler
Person named in a photograph caption.
Felege Hamer
A young caregiver who washed sick and deceased prisoners and helped her sister avoid selection.
Marie Kleinerman
A woman from the narrator's transport who demanded rescue.
Hessler
A camp commandant approached by Felege to remove her sister from a list.
Menashe
A lawyer who lived in Lodz and participated in a delegation to the Lodz governor.
Advocate Menashe
An advocate who left Lodz with his family and returned to Jaslo.
Weingarten
A tailor recruited as an instructor.
Chaim Pakin
Person named among officials who came to the resort.
Yakubovich
Person named among officials who came to the resort.
Biale
Police commissioner transferred elsewhere after the strike.
Dzaloshinsky’s daughter
Girl whose coat was made in the workshop.
Inzlshteyn
Rumkowski’s brother-in-law, identified as an intermediary.
Dr. Mashkovitsh
Doctor identified as Inzlshteyn’s relative by marriage.
Neuman
Lodz German who addressed the narrator at Kripo.
Genie Bornstein
Named author or narrator of the passage.
Unnamed two-year-old child
Sleeping two-year-old child whom a neighbor asks the narrator to watch.
Bela
The narrator’s sister who confronted a German soldier.