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Jewish Union of Paper and Printing Workers
Union with about 200 members that maintained a kitchen at 23 Shrednie.
Kapos
Prisoner functionaries are mentioned in connection with the camp roll calls.
SS personnel
SS personnel packed their luggage and said goodbye before liberation.
Social organizations
Social organizations host speeches, lectures, concerts, and recitations.
Lodz Center
Center co-founded and chaired by Yitzhak Einhorn in Melbourne.
Lodzer Bundist organization
Bundist organization that issued the Lodzer Arbeter newspaper.
Lodzer Journalists Syndicate
Organization whose members included the journalists listed in the preceding passage.
First Jewish Council
The Germans arrested thirteen members of the first Jewish Council in the community premises.
Third Reich
State into which Warthegau was described as incorporated.
German Ghetto Administration
German authority supervising the ghetto.
Kripo
German criminal police overseeing the ghetto.
Workers’ parties
Political parties whose representatives attended Rumkowski’s consultation.
Jewish Ghetto Police
Police force whose abuses harmed ghetto Jews.
Ghetto Police
Police force whose brutality was expressed during deportations to Chełmno.
Ghetto labor resorts
A network of 107 workshops employing 40,288 workers in September 1941.
Proposed Presidium
Proposed six-person body overseeing committees and meetings.
Proposed Professional Committee
Proposed five-person committee within the planned organizational structure.
Ghetto administration
The ghetto administration held interests concerning the ghetto and its property.
Schupo
The Schupo entered the ghetto to conduct the evacuation.
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.
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.
Secret State Police
An organization listed in the announcement.
Rumkowski's community
Rumkowski's community operated cooperative food stores in the ghetto.
Political parties
Political parties viewed one another with suspicion in the ghetto.
Cooperatives
Cooperatives selling groats during the summer months.
Court singers
Singing group whose condition symbolized changes in the ghetto.
Rumkowski's school system
School system that began functioning in October 1940.
SS Death's Head Division
The SS unit that directly supplied Jewish workers to German companies.
Rumkowski’s police
Police organization that housed refugees in schools and vacant apartments.
Symphony orchestra
The orchestra was enriched with first-class musicians from their home regions.
the Germans
Authority whom Rumkowski was described as trusting.
White Guard
The White Guard carriers from Baluty Square worked in provisioning.
German murderers
German perpetrators took over gathering the required number of victims.