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Central Prison
An institution listed among places remaining within the closed area.
Hospitals
Hospitals are listed among the ghetto administration’s services.
Cooperative food stores
Cooperative food stores operated alongside private businesses in the ghetto.
Rumkowski’s ghetto bank
Implemented the exchange of money for ghetto currency.
Ghetto Fire Brigade
The ghetto fire brigade reportedly called people Kune Lemls.
Culture House at Krawiecka 3
Culture House where early events and music concerts occurred.
Free University
Informal free university active in the ghetto.
Hospital system
Hospital system occupying prewar medical-insurance and Polish hospital buildings.
Polish Hospital
Polish hospital included in the ghetto hospital system.
Hevra Nos'ei ha-Mita
Religious association where prayer occurred during the High Holy Days.
Vilker Synagogue
Synagogue whose cantor is identified as Raskin.
Schools
Schools used to house refugees during the summer vacation period.
Łódź Ghetto Administration
The ghetto administration assisted families facing deportation.
Elder of the Jews in Litzmannstadt Ghetto
The office held by Rumkowski in the Litzmannstadt Ghetto.
Jewish public school at Widok 7
Former Jewish public school used to receive clothing.
Hospital for Psychiatric Patients
A psychiatric hospital ward liquidated that day.
Statistical Office
Office reportedly closed following Rumkowski’s order.
Labor Office
Office reportedly closed following Rumkowski’s order.
Jewish Order Service
Ghetto police expected to assist Rumkowski in carrying out the order.
Jewish Police
Police to whom the teacher was handed after the letter was destroyed.
Jewish Orphanage in Helenówek
The Jewish orphanage for which Rumkowski was guardian before the war.
Rumkowski's Kitchen
A kitchen that distributed holiday cholent to workers.
Culture House
Venue where revue performances were staged in the ghetto.
Children's Educational Institution
An institution founded by Markiewicz in summer 1943.
the children's colony in Marysin
A children's colony in Marysin housed orphaned children during the ghetto period.
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.
Youth Improvement Home
Institution for young people located at a prison in 1941.
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.
Marishin Children’s Center
A children’s center housed in a converted small wooden house.
Łódź ghetto school system
Educational system comprising elementary, religious, secondary, vocational, and special schools.
Lodz Municipal Philharmonic Orchestra
The orchestra whose members entered the ghetto.