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Israel Poznanski
A prominent Lodz textile manufacturer who expanded factories and production.
Israel Poznanski
A Jewish industrialist associated with Poznanski Hospital and a factory in Lodz.
Mordechai Gabai
A person associated with a street in transformed Lodz.
Poznański
Named as the owner and a predecessor associated with Łódź's development.
Boris Etinson
Manufacturer listed among textile industrialists following Asher Kohn.
Wojdislawski family
Family name listed among textile industrialists.
Count Zawishi
The landowner who granted land for Balut on a perpetual lease.
Strauchen
Strauchen directed the philharmonic.
Senal
A later leading player of Hakoach who trained in the park.
Vuzhonski
A later leading player of Hakoach who trained in the park.
Noshtshevuski
A later leading player of Hakoach who trained in the park.
Dr. Yelski
The first named preacher of the Lodzer Synagogue.
Reichert
Engineer and son of one of Reichert's Synagogue's founders or associated persons.
Dr. Zigmunt Bramberg-Bidnowski
Director of the second gymnasium, according to the passage.
Dr. Michael Brandsteter
Succeeded Zigmunt Bramberg-Bidnowski after his death, according to the passage.
Dr. Chaim Ormian
Named among the schools' prominent teachers.
Zygmunt Jarocinski
Founder after whom Jarocinski Gymnasium was named.
Pinchas Luben
A later known Mapai activist who led the Gordonia group, then called Pinchas Lubianiker.
S. Ragazhintski
Named as the apparent author or narrator of the passage.
Bronkher
A relatively small manufacturer and religious Jew in Lodz.
Józef Piłsudski
Polish political and military leader referenced in connection with the 1926 coup.
P. Markhev
Worker for Keren Kayemet and committee member.
Dr. Kraush
Younger activist who joined the older Zionist cadres.
Yitzhak Berman
Described as a longstanding chairman and notable activist.
Berner
Listed among notable activists.
Plivatski
Listed among notable activists.
Colonel Umiastovsky
Colonel whose call ordered able-bodied men to go to Warsaw.
The watchman
Watchman asked to light or extinguish the household fire and electricity.
Dr. Anis
A teacher who instructed the narrator’s class in chemistry and physics.
Virgilius
A Russian poet whose work the narrator translated.
Virgilinus
A poet whose published translation students were forbidden to copy.
Radoshitzer Zayde
A deceased religious figure identified as the grandmother’s husband or ancestor.
Zlate
Menashe's wife, addressed in a quoted saying.
Shmuel Diker
School friend who studied medicine abroad and later practiced as a doctor in Tel Aviv.
Shmuel Hayim Landau
A prematurely deceased founder and ideologue of Hashomer Hadati.
M. Schlesinger
Named at the beginning of the passage.