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Polas Slontchikovski
Person whose testimony is cited in a footnote.
Ebelher
German police president who formulated the ghetto objective in a secret circular.
Schaefer
Police president and SS brigade leader who signed the ghetto ordinance.
Wolf Jasui
Named in a note citing a work, volume, and page.
Tabaksblat
Person cited describing supplies found in storage camps.
Hertzbern
Person arrested with his wife, nine sons, and seven ghetto police officers.
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann’s Jewish Department continued preparations to destroy the Jews.
D. Warshawski
Listed as a member of a proposed six-person presidium.
T. Litvin
Listed as a member of a proposed six-person presidium.
A. Yakubovist
Listed as a member of a proposed six-person presidium.
M. Buket
Listed as a member of a proposed professional committee.
S. Tsahorier
Listed as a member of a proposed professional committee.
Y. Zoi
Listed as a member of a proposed professional council.
Nabend
Listed among proposed professional council members.
Y. Khimovitsh
Listed as a member of a proposed professional council.
S. Serkeltub
Listed as a member of a proposed professional council.
Gushman
Named in a list of people associated with the proposal.
Mr. Litvin
A person expressing admiration for the organization’s plans and work.
Dr. Bradfisch
Recipient of a letter from the state police chief in Litzmannstadt.
Rukhmovski
A person whose signed announcements ended on 22 August 1944.
Mordechai Kliner
Identified as a later leader of the Special Police.
Yurenelevtsten
A German-appointed figure described as serving as head of the Jewish community.
Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski
Identified as the elder of the Jews in Litzmannstadt.
Shalom Mreistman
A person named in a caption concerning the settlement’s beginning.
Leib Mintzberg
Agudah leader and chairman of the Łódź community administration.
Yechiel-Yitzhak Berman
Name appearing at the end of the passage.
Alexander of Mizrahi
Alexander is mentioned in connection with Mizrahi.
Orphans' father
A person publicly titled the orphans' father for a long time.
Dovid Inhorn
Poet whose elegiac cry was recited on public stages.
Broderzon
Described as a pioneer of a literary school in young Yiddish poetry.
Rabbi Benjamin
A person identified as the father of Yitzhak Katzenelson.
Ber Katsenelson
A pioneer of modern Eretz Israel mentioned as part of the Katsenelson lineage.
Dr. A. S. Kamienetsky
An elderly distinguished scholar described as one of Katsenelson’s regular household guests.
Yitzhak Katzenelson
A poet and chronicler depicted as the voice of those condemned to their final journey.
Broderzon
A Jewish poet whose works reflect his people’s fate and the Holocaust.
The beloved grandmother
A beloved grandmother remembered as departed to the world of truth.