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Lodz Ghetto
Historical subject addressed in the almanac.
Ghettos
Ghettos where close ones are remembered as having perished.
Camps
Camps where close ones are remembered as having perished.
Europe
Europe is mentioned in reference to its destruction.
Warsaw ghetto
Ghetto beneath whose ruins the Ringelblum archive was found.
Birkenau
The destination of transports during the final deportation.
Ludka
A stream between which Lodz was built.
Jasienka
A stream between which Lodz was built.
Bavaria
A neighboring German region from which Germans came to Lodz.
Saxony
A neighboring German region from which Germans came to Lodz.
Russian market
The large Russian market was accessible to Lodz textile producers.
Balut
A Lodz area where the Jewish population was concentrated.
Astoria
Writers and actors gathered at Astoria.
Paludniowa Street
The cafe Por Shklankon stood on Paludniowa Street.
Warsaw
Warsaw received Lodz's Jewish newspaper and other institutions.
Russian Empire
The empire to which Poland belonged during an earlier period.
Warsaw
A city used for comparison with Lodz Jewish intellectuals.
Russia
A source region for part of Lodz's Jewish intelligentsia.
Moscow
Mentioned in connection with expulsion from Moscow.
Germany
A source associated with German master schools.
Independent Poland
Political setting in which the newspaper continued under the Folkblat name.
Great Jewish cemetery on Marishin
A Jewish cemetery mentioned among locations where people were buried.
Lower Silesia
Region containing new settlement points described as hostile and foreign.
Germany
A temporary destination for some emigrants.
Grand Hotel
A location where thousands of Jews gathered.
Polish provinces
People from neglected Polish provinces migrated toward Lodz.
Volhynia
Volhynia is named among regions whose people were drawn to Lodz.
Jewish cemetery
A devastated Jewish cemetery depicted in the passage.
Lodz in 1974
Lodz as described in 1974, still marked by autumn 1939.
Old Town
A market and surrounding streets in Lodz, including Jewish and Polish-named streets.
Stara Wies
A locality identified as the old village on one side of the market.
Drewnowska Street
A Polish-named street near Old Town.
Podzeczna Street
A Jewish-named street near Old Town.
Lodz
Lodz was Zimmerman’s prewar city and the community associated with his later activities.
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.