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Lodzer Tageblat
Newspaper associated with Emmanuel Hamburski and numerous contributors.
Paris
City represented by newspaper correspondents and collaborators.
Berlin
City represented by newspaper correspondents and collaborators.
Vienna
City represented by newspaper correspondents and collaborators.
Brussels
City represented by newspaper correspondents and collaborators.
Tel Aviv
City represented by newspaper correspondents and collaborators.
Moses Blaishtift
Translator, publicist, and contributor to the Lodzer Tageblat.
Lodzher Tageblat
A newspaper associated with wealthy merchants, manufacturers, and Jewish intellectuals.
Lodzher Taneblat
A newspaper in which other poets published their works.
Prushnitz
The town where H. Rozhaner was born in 1887.
Pozuanski Hospital
A center of Jewish medical activity in Lodz with important research and physicians.
Professor Sterling
A European specialist in lung diseases and chair of a general medical society.
Eisner
A physician serving at Pozuanski Hospital.
Shvaig
A physician serving at Pozuanski Hospital.
Keilman
A physician serving at Pozuanski Hospital.
Krinsky
A physician serving at Pozuanski Hospital.
Shifman
A physician serving at Pozuanski Hospital.
Veisbrum
A physician serving at Pozuanski Hospital.
General Medical Society
A medical society chaired by Professor Sterling until antisemitism emerged.
Health Ministry
The ministry where Dr. Shvaig became director.
Dr. Shipman
A prominent diabetologist, activist, and representative of the Left Poale Zion.
Yad Vashem
An institution that published a memorial booklet about Dr. Shipman’s family.
Wilner
A doctor who operated a laboratory in Lodz and was revered in the prisoner camp.
Officers’ Camp
A camp where the narrator and Dr. Shipman endured suffering together.
Dr. Shipman
A doctor praised for usefulness and conscientiousness who died working in Israel.
Poznanski Hospital
Hospital providing medical care to the Jewish population.
Linat Hacholim
Outpatient institution with a women’s hospital building added in the 1920s.
Linat Hatzedek
Institution providing free medical assistance.
Dr. Bergman
Chief doctor of Linat Hacholim, identified as a son-in-law of surgeon Eisner.
Neimark
A Lodz folk Jew who contributed significantly to the institution.
Dr. Yelshansky
Doctor who practiced throughout the interwar period but lacked success in private practice.
Paludniowe 19
Address of Linat Hacholim.
Baruch
A popular feldsher from Pulnoczna 4.
Pulnoczna 4
The address associated with the feldsher Baruch.
Narutowicza 18
The address associated with Abramavitch.
Neumark
A feldsher described as the author’s friend.