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Warsaw University
Warsaw University is mentioned as a possible destination after completing secondary education.
Braude's Gymnasiums
Gymnasiums described as expensive and prestigious.
Second Jewish Gymnasium in Lodz
Jewish secondary school in Lodz named in the heading.
Moshav Zekanim home
An old-age home receiving bread collected by Jews.
Yarochinski vocational school
A vocational school near the old-age home.
Jaroczynski Vocational School
Vocational school located opposite the grandmother’s residence.
Synagogue or study house
A Jewish communal place found in many neighborhoods.
Yavne Gymnasium
A religious gymnasium represented by Yudkin’s emblematic hat badge.
Radoshitzer shtibl
A prayer institution where the narrator and Yudkin prayed.
Philharmonic Hall
The hall where Jabotinsky was expected to speak.
German Synagogue
The German synagogue was described as beautiful and aristocratic.
Libraries and reading rooms
Libraries and reading rooms operated alongside newly active political parties.
Theater Studio at Hazamir
Theater studio known for serious engagement with good Yiddish theater.
Jewish Theater Studio
Theater studio whose members registered for Soviet passports.
Jewish Artisans Club
Club that provided a venue for rehearsing and performing plays.
Jewish theater in Lodz
Theater tradition in Lodz is compared with Warsaw's Jewish theater.
German theater
German theater was especially popular among these workers and German factory personnel.
Polish theater
Polish theater was among the theaters visited by the workers.
Scala Theater
Theater directed by Julius Adler and Herman Sieradzki.
Ghetto Jewish printing house
Printing house assembled from machines and type found in the ghetto.
Hospital
The narrator lay in a hospital for several weeks after the experiences.
Artisans' Bank
The artisans discuss obtaining credit from the artisans' bank.
Wohliner Synagogue
A synagogue on Zachodnia Street where young Litvaks studied after prayer.
Journalists Club
Club where members of the Lodzer Journalists Syndicate met.
Rabbinat
The Germans addressed orders to the rabbinat through Rabbi Treistman.
Community premises
Thirteen Jewish Council members were arrested at the community premises.
Great Synagogue
Synagogue mentioned at the end of the passage.
Jewish Post
Ghetto postal service carrying letters, packages, and money transfers.
German Post Office
Institution whose representative concluded an agreement with Rumkowski.
Central Purchasing Office
Central office for purchasing new machines, mentioned in Rumkowski’s announcement.
Jewish court
A Jewish court established in the ghetto under Rumkowski.
Lodz Ghetto Administration
The ghetto administration whose documents and reports are cited.
Jewish administration
Administration that conducted deportation selection and transport composition until May 1942.
Hospital building
Building where the final group lived before being sent away.
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.