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Bulletin of the Daily Chronicle
Bulletin associated with the Rumkowski Archive.
Litzmannstadt Newspaper
Newspaper reporting the creation of a Jewish residential quarter.
Ghetto Newspaper
Newspaper established as a communication link with the population.
Jewish press
The Jewish press in which Zelkovitsh published sketches, reportage, and stories.
Dos Naye Lebn
A newspaper of the Central Committee of the Jews in Poland appeared in Lodz.
Folks-Shtime
A newspaper published by the Jewish section of the P.P.R.
Mosty
A Polish-language newspaper associated with Hashomer Hatzair.
Opinia
A Polish-language newspaper published by Ichud.
Nasze Slowo
A Polish-language newspaper published by the Poale Zionists.
The New Life
Publication that ceased appearing.
People's Voice
Communist publication replacing The New Life.
Yiddish Lodzsh
Publication title appearing in the passage.
Nayer Folksblat
A local Jewish newspaper published in Lodz during the final years described.
Glos Poranny
A major Polish-language newspaper supported by the Jewish population.
Wiadomosci Codzienne
A short-lived Jewish newspaper published in Polish in Lodz.
Togblat
A newspaper listed among widely circulated publications in Lodz.
Volksblatt
Jewish newspaper mentioned as appearing about a year after Lodz News.
Lodz House Bulletin
A Lodz newspaper listed as appearing in 1892.
The Freedom Bell
A newspaper listed as appearing in 1901.
The Thought of Zion
A journal appearing in 1900, published by S. Bronberg.
The Lodz Butcher Youth
A Lodz publication listed as appearing in 1908.
Yom Tov Laughter
A publication listed as appearing in 1910.
First Jewish Chess Newspaper
A Jewish chess newspaper listed as appearing in 1913.
Lodzer Hazmir
A Lodz newspaper listed as appearing in 1907.
Lodzer Nachrichten
The first Jewish daily newspaper, edited by Isaiah Uger.
Daily Chronicle Bulletin
Bilingual Polish-German bulletin intended for internal information.
Daily Chronicle
Publication cited for an account of resistance and shootings.
B. Karlinyus's Illustrated World
A Warsaw weekly in which poetic improvisations were published in the early 1920s.
S'Feld
Journal around which poets gathered.
Shveln
Journal where Israel Rubin developed literary prominence.
The Communist
A newspaper described as the sole accessible source of news from Israel.