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Lask
Lask was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Pabianice
Pabianice was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Zgierz
Zgierz was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Zelow
Zelow was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Ozorkow
Ozorkow was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Strykow
Strykow was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Belchatow
Belchatow was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Wielun
Wielun was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Warta
Warta was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Turek
Turek was among the places whose Jews arrived in the Lodz Ghetto.
Rumsowsky
A figure who addressed ghetto deportations and labor.
Poznan Labor Camps
Labor camps to which Jews were transferred.
Lodz Ghetto Administration
The ghetto administration whose documents and reports are cited.
Wolf Yasny's book
A book containing observations about the ghetto speech and institutions.
Rabbi Silman
A rabbi who sent a letter describing killings in Chelmno.
Jewish administration
Administration that conducted deportation selection and transport composition until May 1942.
Hans Biebow
German official associated with an order concerning factories and workshops.
Ghetto administration
The ghetto administration held interests concerning the ghetto and its property.
Greiser
A dictator of the Warthegau mentioned in a dispute over the ghetto.
Chaim Vidavski
A Zionist activist who hid for a time while listening to radio broadcasts.
Schupo
The Schupo entered the ghetto to conduct the evacuation.
16 Yakuba Street
Address where 887 Jews were quartered in the ghetto.
Lodz Ghetto Jewish community
Jewish community remaining in the ghetto after liquidation.
Hospital building
Building where the final group lived before being sent away.
Jewish Police
Police organization divided into order service and special police.
Order Service
One division of the Jewish Police.
Special Police
One division of the Jewish Police.
Leon Rozenblat
Identified as a leader of the Jewish Police.
David Gertler
Identified as an initial leader of the Special Police.
German police
German police operated in the ghetto through arrests, violence, and forced labor practices.
German authorities
The passage says the community leader was appointed by the Germans.
Circular to bakery owners, 30 October 1940
A German-language circular discussed bakeries selling coal and flour to private persons.
Ghetto administration
Administrative body whose chief attempted to limit Rumkowski’s authority.
Printing house
Printing facility closed by Hans Bibow during the 1943 order’s implementation.
Bibow
Person who arranged transport for his brother and his wife.
Joseph
Bibow’s brother, included in the transport.