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the female educator narrator
The narrator worked as an educator at the children's colony in Marysin.
Maryshin
An autonomous unit within the ghetto kingdom, with services and facilities for children.
Maryshin miniature hospital
A miniature hospital with young doctors, nurses, sanitarians, and hygienists.
Maryshin pharmacy
A pharmacy operating within Maryshin.
Maryshin preventorium
A preventorium operating within Maryshin.
Marishin school
The school taught Jewish subjects in Yiddish to approximately 1,200 children.
Jewish children
Jewish children whose lives and songs are described in Marishin.
educator
An educator working with children under difficult conditions.
Youth Improvement Home
Institution for young people located at a prison in 1941.
Tashemka brothers’ art exhibition
An exhibition where the brothers displayed paintings to a closed circle.
The wires
Wires associated with deaths in a children's counting game.
Marishiner Colony
Colony that received children and adolescents from various European countries.
Prague
City identified as the origin of children in a children’s home.
Baluty courtyards
Courtyards associated with children in the Lodz ghetto.
Nazi murderers
Perpetrators who murdered Jews and deported victims to gas chambers.
Ghetto school system
The ghetto school system incorporated children's day homes.
School Council
The council that sent former teachers to work as youth educators.
Schneider Resort
A resort where Moshe Markevitch organized youth cultural activities.
Mrs. Weikselfish
Former director of the Jewish gymnasium in the ghetto who helped establish a children’s center.
Cemetery
A cemetery beside which a small wooden house once stood.
Marishin Children’s Center
A children’s center housed in a converted small wooden house.
Shoemaker Resort
A nearby resort where parents of center children worked.
Tailor Resort
A nearby resort where some parents of center children worked.
Straw Resort
A nearby resort where some parents of center children worked.
Scientific and cultural societies
Societies listed as one form of cultural life in the Łódź ghetto.
Łódź ghetto school system
Educational system comprising elementary, religious, secondary, vocational, and special schools.
Polish land
The Polish land that people expected to leave after the war.
Twenty-five kibbutzim
Twenty-five kibbutzim with more than 1,000 members emerged from the project.
Zionist groupings
Mostly Zionist groupings that led the kibbutzim network.
20,000 Reich, Czech, and Austrian Jews
Foreign Jewish people sent into the Lodz ghetto by the Germans.
Herzl
Namesake of an academy held by the Zionists.
Bialik
Namesake of an academy held by the Zionists.
Jewish Culture Society
A society established in October 1940 to organize Jewish cultural activity.
M. Wolman
Writer who delivered the first lecture of the society’s October 1940 program.
Yakhimovich
Writer who read at the society’s final event.
Shayevich
Writer who read at the society’s final event.