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Henekh Chaimovich
Painter whose work was displayed on Katzenelson’s walls.
Moshe Broderzon
A poet described as a virtuoso of modern Jewish poetry.
Broderzon
A young poet whose songs reached Lodz’s workers.
Bainish Mikhalevitch
A labor leader and literary admirer who wrote about Broderzon.
Yosef Isbitsky
The name under which Mikhalevitch signed his literary works.
David Frishman
A noted Yiddish-Hebrew poet and essayist who recognized Ulinower’s writing.
Frishman
Frishman wrote a foreword to Miriam Ulinower’s first poetry collection.
Yisroel Raban
Named as the author or contributor at the passage’s end.
Israel Raban
Person born in Gavorotishchev in 1900 and killed in Klane in 1914.
Srulke's mother
A widow who worked from morning until evening.
Srolke
A young Jewish boy living in severe poverty.
Srolke Rubin
A starving boy who wandered Lodz streets and made posters for a workers' kitchen.
Israel Rubin
A writer who later became known as Israel Rabon.
Israel Rabon
A writer who developed a distinctive literary capacity from his difficult life.
Editor Kahan
An editor who supported Srolke's literary talent.
Chaim Leib Fuksen
A sign painter who could write posters.
Yosef Morntaler
Secretary of the textile union who supported Srulke.
Y. H. Radoshitsky
Poet gathered around S'Feld.
Jeshayahu Shpinel
Poet gathered around S'Feld.
Sarah Boim
Poet gathered around S'Feld.
Roza Yakubovitch
Poet gathered around S'Feld.
Y. M. Neiman
Recognized older resident associated with the literary circle.
Hershele
Recognized older resident associated with the literary circle.
Shabtai Tsiter
Pseudonym attributed to Israel Rabon.
Israel Rabon
Yiddish poet and narrator discussed in literary criticism.
Israel Rabon
A writer discussed for his authentic, sharp, and naturalistic poetic style.
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Referenced for a definition concerning social extremes dividing people.
Khilke
Chaim Krul's widowed father, who worked at a loom.
Hayye-Sarah
A woman described as the poet's physical and spiritual influence.
Tsirele
A sister who worked behind a chair.
Chaim Krol
A poet described as self-educated despite poverty.
Homer
A world poet whose works Chaim Krol read in translation.
Verlaine
A world poet whose works Chaim Krol read in translation.
Goethe
A world poet whose works Chaim Krol read in translation.
Voltaire
A world writer whose works Chaim Krol read in translation.
Byron
A world poet whose works Chaim Krol read in translation.