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Narutowicza Street
The philharmonic operated in a hall on Narutowicza Street.
Jelna Street (later Narutowicza Street)
A street near the family’s business.
Lodz Public Library
Lodz's public library was considered among Poland's best-organized public libraries.
Jews of Lodz
The Jews of Lodz created exemplary educational, medical, eldercare, and childcare institutions.
Schools in Lodz
Schools were among the exemplary institutions created by Lodz Jews.
Hospitals in Lodz
Hospitals were among the exemplary institutions created by Lodz Jews.
Moshav Zekenim in Lodz
A Moshav Zekenim was among the institutions created by Lodz Jews.
Children's Homes in Lodz
Children's homes were among the institutions created by Lodz Jews.
Herman Konstadt
Herman Konstadt is named among Lodz's prominent Jewish philanthropists.
Zigmund Jaroczynski
Founded a school later converted into a vocational school.
Yarochinski Trade School
The school was founded and funded by Zigmund Yarochinski.
Nowotargowa
Poznanski built a hospital on Nowotargowa.
Moshav Zekenim
Institution reportedly founded by Harman Konstadt.
Children's Home
Institution reportedly founded by Harman Konstadt.
Talmud Torah
School later converted into a vocational school.
Vocational School
School created by converting the Talmud Torah.
Jan Kirschrot
Director of the school and leader of organized Jewish craftsmen in Poland.
Railway Park
A park adjoining the narrator's house, also called Kolye-Garden.
Schalka Sports Club
A sports club whose existence began in the park and preceded Hakoach.
Hakoach Club
A later club that emerged from the Schalka sports club.
Dr. Yezhi Rozenblat
A deputy associated with the restaurant at Piotrkover 88.
Geduld's Restaurant
A first-class restaurant on the first floor of Piotrkover 88.
Piotrkover 88
The address where Geduld's Restaurant was located.
Alterman
A cantor at the Lodzer Synagogue.
Bai
A cantor at the Lodzer Synagogue.
Lodzer Synagogue
A synagogue in Lodz regarded as one of Europe’s finest.
Dr. Markus Broyde
Rabbi and successor to Dr. Yelski at the Lodzer Synagogue.
Rabbi Dr. Mordechai Broyde
Rabbi named in the passage’s concluding caption.
Old City Synagogue
Identified as the oldest and largest synagogue in Lodz and Poland.
Wilker Synagogue
A synagogue referred to as the Wilker Synagogue.
Voliner Synagogue
One of the smaller synagogues, on Piotrkower Street.
Litvisher Synagogue
One of the smaller synagogues in Lodz.
Zionist Synagogue
Listed among the smaller synagogues.
Reichert's Synagogue
A Lodz synagogue located at 28 Paludniove Street.
Germans
Burned Lodz synagogues after entering Lodz in 1939.
Dr. Broide
A prominent Lodz personality, rabbi, lecturer, social activist, political activist, and active Zionist.