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Jewish children
Jewish children whose lives and songs are described in Marishin.
Marishiner Colony
Colony that received children and adolescents from various European countries.
Twenty-five kibbutzim
Twenty-five kibbutzim with more than 1,000 members emerged from the project.
20,000 Reich, Czech, and Austrian Jews
Foreign Jewish people sent into the Lodz ghetto by the Germans.
Munich Jewish community
Community that provided clothing and warm winter bedding.
Wolhynian Germans
German group brought to Lodz by the Nazis.
women from Lodz
Women from Lodz approached the electric wires seeking acquaintances.
Small Ghetto
The ghetto whose situation and authority structure are described.
Lodz Jewish writers
Two Jewish Lodz writers whose ghetto archival work produced valuable reportage and records.
Collective groups in Marysin
Zionist party collectives established in Marysin in early May 1940.
Jews in the Lodz Ghetto
A population of 73,217 Jews remained in the Lodz Ghetto in July 1944.
Remaining Jews of the Lodz Ghetto
The last surviving Jews of the Lodz Ghetto were found in the home.
Lodz Jewish population
The Lodz Jewish population had notably few children and young people after the war.
Jewish Committee
Jewish Committee connected with educational and cultural activities.
Jewish religious community
The Jewish religious community supervised the cemetery and addressed religious matters.
Lodz Jewish community
The Jewish community of Lodz is discussed in connection with wartime memorial efforts.
Jewish population of Lodz
The Jewish population of Lodz.
Poland
The passage discusses Poland and its wartime territorial changes.
Israel
The passage describes Israel's proclamation in May 1948.
Jews abroad
Jews abroad reportedly covered the memorial initiative’s expenses.
Lodz martyrs
The monument commemorates the martyrs of Lodz.
Jewish people
The passage commemorates six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
Jews in Lodz
Jews living in impoverished housing are described.
German workers
German workers were employed alongside Jewish and Polish workers in factories.
Young workers
Young workers studied languages and visited theaters after becoming independent.
Łódź ghetto Jews
Ghetto Jews whose memories preserved the deportation days.
Ger
Ger is mentioned in connection with Agudath Israel.
Jewish settlements
Jewish settlements described as completely evacuated or destroyed.
Austrian Jews
Austrian Jews are described as assimilated to another culture.
the Roma group
A group whose disappearance marked the end of the first settlement and deportation.
Lodz German community
The German community in Lodz described as socially connected with Jews.
the 08 girls
A group of girls remained together until quarantine dispersal.
Baluty
A locality mentioned in connection with the market and disinfection bathhouse.
Melbourne Jewish community
A Melbourne memorial contained names of family members and many people from Lodz.
Jewish communities of Poland
Jewish communities in the Polish lands, described as having been destroyed.
Yiddish Lodz
Community heading in the memorial section.