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89 Pietrikover Street
Address of the Right Poale Zion venue.
20 Paludniove Street
Address of the Bund venue.
4 Paludniove Street
Address of the Jewish Artisans Club venue.
Eastern Europe
Region included in the discussion of modern theater development.
America
Place where Henech Kon lived and two actors died.
10 Brzeziner Street
Location assigned for the ghetto printing house.
Kaltwasser
Place where the transport arrived at night.
Mountain worksite
Prisoners performed difficult labor in snowy mountains.
Barracks
Prisoners were assembled outside the barracks for roll call.
Hitler's Germany
The passage describes Hitler's Germany as nearing its fate.
Wrocław
Wrocław was bombarded as the prisoners were transferred elsewhere.
Sydney
Sydney was where Zimmerman died and settled after arriving in Australia.
Australia
Zimmerman came to Australia in 1941 and settled in Sydney.
France
Lodz competed for French and colonial markets.
England
England is mentioned alongside France, colonial markets, and America.
Lithuania
The place where Marian Nusbaum died.
Litzmannstadt
German name assigned to Lodz by the Germans.
Warthegau
Region into which Lodz was incorporated by German occupiers.
Skierniewice
Place reached after traveling by the Brzeziny road.
Monastery in Skierniewice
Monastery where arrested people were confined without food or water.
Pomorska 18
The first Jewish Council members were arrested at the community premises at Pomorska 18.
Radanoshcher Prison
A prison associated with arrests, shootings, and torture.
General Government
German-occupied Polish territory mentioned as a destination of departures.
Bremen
The German city identified as Hans Biebow's origin.
Kalisz Regency
The administrative region whose president issued the ghetto order.
Litzmannstadt ghetto
Ghetto described as the site of the final demonstration.
Kurtzstrasse 17
Address identified as the location of workers from Resort.
Ghetto prison
Prison where severe punishments and beatings occurred.
The Ghetto
Site of police activity, deportations, postal operations, and limited autonomy.
Kulmhof
German name given for Chełmno in the passage.
Chelmno (Kulmhof)
The Germans established an extermination camp in the village of Chelmno, 70 kilometers from Lodz.
Radegast railway station
The first transport to Chelmno departed from Radegast railway station.
Marysin
Radegast station was built on the edge of the ghetto in Marysin.
Western Europe
Western Europe was the origin of deportees sent to the Lodz Ghetto.
Austria
Austria was among the Western European origins of deportees.
Luxembourg
Luxembourg was among the Western European origins of deportees.