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Lewin-Epstein Publishing House
Publishing house that issued Miriam Ulinower’s first poetry collection.
Grandmother’s Treasure
Miriam Ulinower’s first and apparently only poetry collection.
Sabbath Poems
A planned collection by Miriam Ulinower that was never completed or published.
Jewish writers in Lodz
Jewish literary circles in Lodz affected during the years of destruction.
Havdalah Wine
A song by Miriam Ulinovers cited as reflecting folk beliefs.
Tsene-rene
A traditional Jewish book referenced in describing artistic preservation of Jewish customs.
Yisroel Raban
Named as the author or contributor at the passage’s end.
Israel Raban
Person born in Gavorotishchev in 1900 and killed in Klane in 1914.
Srulke's mother
A widow who worked from morning until evening.
Srolke
A young Jewish boy living in severe poverty.
Srolke Rubin
A starving boy who wandered Lodz streets and made posters for a workers' kitchen.
Baluty
A district in Lodz mentioned in connection with a poor neighborhood.
Israel Rubin
A writer who later became known as Israel Rabon.
Israel Rabon
A writer who developed a distinctive literary capacity from his difficult life.
Folksblat
A publication in whose Friday issues Israel Rubin wrote satirical poems.
Fraytik
A Friday publication containing early satirical poems and sketches.
Wilhelmine soldiery
The military force described as occupying Lodz.
Pepper Street
A street associated with Srolke's surroundings.
Workers' Kitchen
A kitchen for poor people where Srolke made posters.
Editor Kahan
An editor who supported Srolke's literary talent.
Chaim Leib Fuksen
A sign painter who could write posters.
Yosef Morntaler
Secretary of the textile union who supported Srulke.
Textile Union
An organization whose secretary was Yosef Morntaler.
Y. H. Radoshitsky
Poet gathered around S'Feld.
Jeshayahu Shpinel
Poet gathered around S'Feld.
Sarah Boim
Poet gathered around S'Feld.
Roza Yakubovitch
Poet gathered around S'Feld.
Y. M. Neiman
Recognized older resident associated with the literary circle.
Hershele
Recognized older resident associated with the literary circle.
Shabtai Tsiter
Pseudonym attributed to Israel Rabon.
Behind the Wall of the World
Poetry volume associated with Israel Rabon’s early literary appearance.
The Street
Novel that made a strong impression through urban imagery.
Israel Rabon
Yiddish poet and narrator discussed in literary criticism.
Israel Rabon
A writer discussed for his authentic, sharp, and naturalistic poetic style.
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Referenced for a definition concerning social extremes dividing people.
New York
The city where Chaim Krul wandered and spiritually developed.