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Yosef Becher

יוסף בעכער

Taught lessons on Jewish classics and was later described as ill.

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Yosef Mlot

יוסף מלאָט

Provided a rehearsal venue at his tailor shop in Baluty.

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Zawisza Street

זאַװישאַ-גאַס

Location of the Mlot family's tailor shop in Baluty.

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Mlot family

מלאָט'ס

Family whose tailor shop hosted rehearsals.

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Y. L. Peretz

י. ל. פּרץ

Subject of lectures and works discussed by the theatre enthusiasts.

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Yakov Klein

יעקב קליין

Member who provided a venue at Piramowicza 2.

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Piramowicza 2

פּיראַמאָװיטשאַ 2

Address where theatre lessons were held.

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M. Broderzon

מ. בראָדערזאָן

Named in connection with the “Ararat” dramatic group.

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Jewish Artisans Club

יידישן האַנטוערקער-קלוב

Club that provided a venue for rehearsing and performing plays.

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89 Pietrikover Street

פּיעטריקאָווער 89

Address of the Right Poale Zion venue.

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20 Paludniove Street

פּאַלודניאָווע 20

Address of the Bund venue.

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4 Paludniove Street

פּאַלודניאָווע 4

Address of the Jewish Artisans Club venue.

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David Einhorn

דוד איינהאָרנס

Writer honored for twenty-nine years of literary activity.

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Jewish actor

יידישער אַקטיאָר

A Jewish actor sustained people through art in the Lodz ghetto.

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Miriam Zilbertshtain

מרים זילבערצהיין

Miriam Zilbertshtain is named beneath an excerpt from a theater lexicon.

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Yiddish Theater in Lodz

יײויש טעאַטער אין לאָדזש

The author presents historical facts about Lodz's Yiddish theater.

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Eastern Europe

מזרח אײואָפּע

Region included in the discussion of modern theater development.

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Jewish theater in Lodz

ידישן טעאַטער אין לאָדוש

Theater tradition in Lodz is compared with Warsaw's Jewish theater.

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Jewish population of Warsaw

די גרעסטע ידישע באַפּעלקערונג

Warsaw is described as having Poland's largest Jewish population.

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Jewish workers

יידישע אַרבעטער

Jewish workers organized and sought to understand non-Jewish workers’ language.

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Polish workers

פוילישטע אַרבעטער

Polish workers were employed alongside Jewish and German workers in factories.

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German theater

דייטשע טעאַטער

German theater was especially popular among these workers and German factory personnel.

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Polish theater

פּױלישע טעאַטערס

Polish theater was among the theaters visited by the workers.

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German factory personnel

דײטשע פאַבריקאַנטן

German manufacturers’ personnel included engineers, technicians, weaving masters, and workers.

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Engineers

אינזשיגיערן

Engineers were among the German factory personnel served by the theater.

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Technicians

טעכניקער

Technicians were among the German factory personnel served by the theater.

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Factory workers

אַרבעטער

Factory workers were among the German personnel served by the theater.

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Isaac Zandberg

יצחק זאַנדבערג

Yiddish theater director in Łódź.

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Julius Adler

יוליוס אַדלער

Theater director associated with the Scala theater.

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Herman Sieradzki

הערמאַן סיעראַצקי

Theater director associated with the Scala theater.

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Scala Theater

סקאַלאַ

Theater directed by Julius Adler and Herman Sieradzki.

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M. I. Plat

מ י. פּלאַט

Author of several historical plays.

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Sh. Barber

ש. באַרבער

Author of a melodrama.

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H. Y. Kremer

ח. י. קרעמער

Author of a drama titled The Jewish Tragedy.

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Zalman Zilbertsveyg

זלמן זילבערצװײג

Translator of European repertoire and several acts.

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Wolf Zilberberg

װאָלף זילבערבערג

Translator of several works.

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