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Julius Adler
Translator and adapter of several works.
Y. Uger
Dramatizer of some works.
Zvi Cohen
Dramatizer of some works.
H. Y. Bzhustovsky
Author of a printed play.
Yisroel Adler
Author of a printed play.
Wolf Gelbart
Author of a printed play.
Yosef Rumshyn
Yiddish theater composer whose artistic career reportedly began in Lodz.
Dovid Beigelman
Theater composer associated with Lodz.
Isaac Brouner
Theater painter associated with Lodz.
Samuel Torenberg
Popular Yiddish theater actor who died in America.
Max Rosenthal
Popular Yiddish theater actor who died in America.
America
Place where Henech Kon lived and two actors died.
First Hebrew theater troupe
First Hebrew troupe organized in Lodz and later touring Russia.
Mair Strikovski
Identified as the first Jewish engraver.
Lodz Jewish Printers Union
Jewish printers union founded in Lodz by 1906 and later closed by the tsarist authorities.
Lodz News
First Jewish newspaper in Lodz, appearing in 1907.
Jewish Union of Paper and Printing Workers
Union with about 200 members that maintained a kitchen at 23 Shrednie.
Lodz People's Paper
Newspaper issued by a printers' cooperative in 1922.
Itche Greenbaum's Printing House
Printing house where Lodz People's Paper was printed in 1922.
Ostrovsky's Printing House
Printing house associated with a printers' strike.
Chaim Dombrovsky
Chairman of the printers' union who led the strike.
Rumkowski
Presented with a proposal to establish a printing house in the ghetto.
10 Brzeziner Street
Location assigned for the ghetto printing house.
Ghetto Jewish printing house
Printing house assembled from machines and type found in the ghetto.
Rumkowski
Person who intervened against striking workers in the ghetto.
Zilberstein
Worker arrested after the strike.
Landsberg
Worker arrested after the strike.
Tuvia Rapaport
Worker arrested after the strike.
Kaltwasser
Place where the transport arrived at night.
SS man
An SS man addressed prisoners and supervised roll calls.
Kapos
Prisoner functionaries are mentioned in connection with the camp roll calls.
Mountain worksite
Prisoners performed difficult labor in snowy mountains.
Barracks
Prisoners were assembled outside the barracks for roll call.
Hitler's Germany
The passage describes Hitler's Germany as nearing its fate.
Wrocław
Wrocław was bombarded as the prisoners were transferred elsewhere.
SS personnel
SS personnel packed their luggage and said goodbye before liberation.