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Moshe Helman
Council member and recognized Mizrachi leader.
Land of Israel
A destination Yudkin dreamed about.
Medem School
School whose former students organized a youth collective.
Jewish schools
Schools for which Katsenelson assembled Yiddish and Hebrew anthologies.
Yitzhak Katzenelson
A poet associated with Yiddish and Hebrew literary work.
Misha Trayanov
A young poet from Neustadt who found moral and material support in Yitskhok Katsenelson.
Israel Lichtenstein
Lodz Bund leader whose personality and humanism were highly valued.
Itsl Bruiner
Jewish artist who had a home among Katzenelson’s artists.
Natan Shpigel
Jewish artist associated with Katzenelson’s home.
Tuvia Haber
Jewish artist associated with Katzenelson’s home.
Aharon Haber
Jewish artist associated with Katzenelson’s home.
Israel Lazerovich
Jewish artist associated with Katzenelson’s home.
Adam Hershaft
Jewish artist associated with Katzenelson’s home.
Hirshfang
Jewish artist associated with Katzenelson’s home.
Henekh Chaimovich
Painter whose work was displayed on Katzenelson’s walls.
Majdanek
Majdanek is named among the places whose survivor remained alive by a miracle.
Moshe Broderzon
A poet described as a virtuoso of modern Jewish poetry.
Russian Revolution
The Russian Revolution is described as part of the poet’s experience.
Broderzon
A young poet whose songs reached Lodz’s workers.
Lodz workers
A large worker audience heard and responded to the poet’s new song.
Song of Songs
A work invoked in a lyrical passage about beloved song and love.
Bainish Mikhalevitch
A labor leader and literary admirer who wrote about Broderzon.
Yosef Isbitsky
The name under which Mikhalevitch signed his literary works.
Jewish world
The Jewish world described as the setting of Broderzon's lament.
Nazi atrocities
Nazi-era horrors are listed among historical and contemporary Jewish catastrophes.
Stalinist atrocities
Stalinist horrors are listed among historical and contemporary Jewish catastrophes.
Pogroms
Pogroms are listed among historical and contemporary Jewish catastrophes.
Jewish culture
The text describes Broderzon as an authoritative figure in Jewish culture.
Łódź
Miriam Ulinower settled in Łódź despite embodying a traditional Jewish town.
Narutowicz Street, Łódź
The Ulinower residence stood on Narutowicz Street in central Łódź.
Traditional Polish Jewish town
Miriam Ulinower is portrayed as embodying the traditional Polish Jewish town.
Miriam and Wolf Ulinower residence
The Ulinower home is portrayed as a Jewish idyll within Łódź.
David Frishman
A noted Yiddish-Hebrew poet and essayist who recognized Ulinower’s writing.
Yiddish poetry
The literary sphere into which Frishman welcomed Ulinower.
Jewish cultural public
The broader Jewish cultural public addressed by Frishman.
Frishman
Frishman wrote a foreword to Miriam Ulinower’s first poetry collection.