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Mizrahi Organization

מזרחי-אָרגאַניזאַציע

Organization that established Beit Ulpana Gymnasium.

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Assimilated Jews

די אַסימילירטע יידן

Group whose leaders included Zygmunt Jarocinski.

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Zionist Youth Organizations

ציווניסטישע יוגנט-אָרגאַניזאַציעס

Zionist youth organizations competed for the allegiance of young people.

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Bundist Youth

די בונדישע יוגנט

Bundist youth was one of the youth movements mentioned.

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Communist Youth

די קאָ- מוניסטישע יוגנט

Communist youth was one of the youth movements mentioned.

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TSYSHO Schools

צישאָ-שולן

TSYSHO schools were among the Jewish educational institutions mentioned.

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Alfred Dreyfus

דרייפוס

Dreyfus was remembered as having been innocent despite conviction.

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Beilis

בייליס

Beilis was invoked as an innocent person accused and convicted.

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Morgenstern

מאָרגענשטערן

Workers’ party-affiliated sports club.

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Shtern

שטערן

Workers’ party-affiliated sports club.

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Maccabi in Krakow

מכבי" אין קראָקע

Jewish sports club cited as an example of success.

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Perelman

פּערעלמאַן

The school director who provided a recommendation letter for the sports club.

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Nahum Sokolov

נחום סאָקאָלאָוו

A named speaker who came to Lodz in the 1920s.

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Polish government

פּוילישער רעגירונג

The government represented at a Jewish meeting.

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Browns Gymnasium

בראונס גימנאָזיע

A gymnasium attended by Max Geisler.

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The church

צערקווע

The church remained after Russian power departed and bells continued ringing.

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Jews, Poles, and Germans

יידן, פּאַליאַקן און דייטשן

The city is described as inhabited by Jews, Poles, and Germans.

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S. Ranozhinsky

ש. ראַנאָזשינסקי

Named author or subject of a passage about Łódź.

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Łódź

לאָדזש

Jewish community and setting described in the passage.

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Hasmonea

האַסמאָנעאַ

Sports club with football and athletics sections.

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Bar-Kochba

בר-כוכבא

Oldest sports club in Łódź, noted for gymnastics.

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Hakoah

הכוח

Jewish sports club that reached a high football level.

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Kadima

קדימה

Sports club mentioned among Łódź sports associations.

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Triumph

טריאומף

A basketball sports club established through the narrator's initiative at school.

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Jewish factory

איינער פון די יידישע פאַבריקן

A Jewish factory connected to a recommendation for obtaining sports uniforms.

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The narrator's school

אונדזער שול

A school that received tickets to the meeting.

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Hebrew University in Jerusalem

העברעאישן אוניווערסיטעט אין ירושלים

The university opened in Jerusalem in 1929.

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Yosef Zander

יוסף זאַנדער

Founder of the Yirdania student organization and later a Jewish gymnasium teacher.

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Max Geisler

מאַקס גייזלער

A student from the Browns Gymnasium who belonged to the Yirdania group.

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Yirdania

ירדניה

A student youth organization in Lodz that reportedly reached several hundred members.

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Hashomer Hatzair

השומר הצעיר

A youth organization existing in Lodz from 1916 and later central to the pioneering movement.

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Gordonia

גורדוניה

A pioneering youth movement associated with the Histadrut.

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Hashomer Hadati

השומר הדתי

A youth organization connected with Mizrahi.

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Tsukunft

צוקונפט

The Bund youth organization.

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Hehalutz

החלוץ

A framework encompassing several pioneering youth groups.

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General Zionist Hehalutz

החלוץ הכלל-ציוני

A Hehalutz framework for pioneering youth of the General Zionist movement.

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