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Jewish writers in Lodz
Jewish literary circles in Lodz affected during the years of destruction.
Jewish community of Lodz
A nearly quarter-million-member Jewish community existed in Lodz before 1939.
Germans
A major population involved in Lodz industry and commerce.
Jews of Lodz
The Jews of Lodz created exemplary educational, medical, eldercare, and childcare institutions.
Jewish community
The Jewish community is described as a stronghold of Agudath.
Alexander Hasidim
Hasidic group that cooperated with the Zionist organization during elections.
Artisans
Occupational group forming the Folkists' base.
Hasidic circles
Hasidic circles were described as hesitant about sending children to gymnasium.
Jewish population of Warsaw
Warsaw is described as having Poland's largest Jewish population.
Jewish workers
Jewish workers organized and sought to understand non-Jewish workers’ language.
Polish workers
Polish workers were employed alongside Jewish and German workers in factories.
German factory personnel
German manufacturers’ personnel included engineers, technicians, weaving masters, and workers.
Engineers
Engineers were among the German factory personnel served by the theater.
Technicians
Technicians were among the German factory personnel served by the theater.
Factory workers
Factory workers were among the German personnel served by the theater.
Lodz Jews
Lodz residents referred to in a song about ghetto suffering.
Łódź ghetto
Ghetto established for Jews in Bałuty and the Old Town.
Lodz Ghetto Jewish community
Jewish community remaining in the ghetto after liquidation.
Jewish ghetto community
The Jewish street of the ghetto is described in May 1940.
Ghetto
The passage describes institutions intended to bring order to the ghetto.
Balut ghetto quarter
The Balut ghetto quarter received a name associated with its former inhabitants.
The ghetto
The ghetto described during wartime events and religious life.
Jewish refugees
Refugees from varied backgrounds entered the ghetto robbed and broken.
Czech Jews
Czech Jews are described as assimilated to a different culture.
Polish Jews
The Polish Jewish population formerly characterized the ghetto.
German Jews
German Jews were accepted into the ghetto administrative apparatus.
Approximately twenty thousand refugees
Approximately twenty thousand refugees arrived in the ghetto within two months.
German and Czech Jews
German and Czech Jews arrived in the ghetto after schools closed.
Children in the Lodz Ghetto
Ghetto children understood the danger and their limited chances of survival.
Lodz Ghetto population
Population ordered to remain confined during a general curfew.
Lodz Jewish ghetto
The Jewish ghetto community described in the passage.
Ghetto residents
Ghetto residents sought protection from deportation and victimization.
Children and elderly people
Children and elderly people were among those affected by the ghetto operation.
Warsaw Ghetto
The passage reports an armed Jewish revolt in Warsaw.
Jewish community in Eastern Europe
The passage refers to the liquidation of the last Jewish community in Eastern Europe.
Maryshin
An autonomous unit within the ghetto kingdom, with services and facilities for children.