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Hakoach Club
A later club that emerged from the Schalka sports club.
Germans
Burned Lodz synagogues after entering Lodz in 1939.
Zionist youth organization
Organization whose leaders included the narrator and Dr. Broide.
Society of Jewish Secondary Schools
Society credited with establishing a network of Jewish secondary schools.
Jewish Communists
A Jewish communist political group in Lodz.
Bundists
A Jewish political group listed among Lodz's political forces.
Illegal Communist Party
An illegal communist party listed among workers' parties in Lodz.
Petty-Bourgeois Zionist Groups
Zionist groups listed on the opposing side of Lodz's political-social divisions.
Orthodox Jews
An Orthodox group listed among Lodz's political-social forces.
Zionist Organization
The broader Zionist organization from which Left Poale Zion operated separately.
Zeiri Zion
A Zionist organization that united with Right Poale Zion in 1929.
Zionist groups
Groups supporting the Zionist organization in elections.
Professional associations
Associations in which the Bund achieved significant electoral success.
Revisionist faction
Faction that later formed an independent party.
Betar Trumpeldor
Youth organization associated with the Revisionist party.
Zionists-Radicals
Organization supporting the politics of Yitzhak Gruenbaum.
Hatehiyya
Organization formed in Lodz during political conflicts between Zionist groups.
WIZO
Zionist women's organization active with Malka Reznik at its head.
Left Poalei Zion
A Jewish workers’ political party active in Lodz.
YAF (Jewish Worker Woman)
Bund women’s organization headed by Roze Aikhner.
Morgnshtern
Bund-affiliated sports club.
Skim
Bund-affiliated children’s organization.
Kultur-Line
Bund-founded cultural and educational organization conducting dramatic activities.
Communist organization in Lodz
Illegal organization with notable influence among Jewish workers.
Sanacja
Political movement associated with a period of increased Agudah influence.
Chadekes (Christian Democracy)
A strong political party in Lodz with an explicitly antisemitic character.
NPR (National Workers’ Party)
A strong political party in Lodz with an explicitly antisemitic character.
Endekes (Democratic People’s Party)
A civic party with broad support in Polish society.
Endecja
Nationalist political movement that controlled Łódź city council in 1994.
Radoshitzer dynasty
A Hasidic dynasty founded by the first Radoshitzer Rebbe and known in Congress Poland.
Radical youth movements
Some schoolmates joined radical youth movements despite coming from wealthy families.
England
The power Jabotinsky said should open the gates of the Land of Israel.
Lodz Jewish Theater Studio
Theater studio whose members later gathered in Bialystok.
Soviet Union
State mentioned in relation to a friendly agreement with Germany.
First Hebrew theater troupe
First Hebrew troupe organized in Lodz and later touring Russia.
Lodz Jewish Printers Union
Jewish printers union founded in Lodz by 1906 and later closed by the tsarist authorities.