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Dr. Sime Mandels
Children's doctor found at the camp with her husband and two children.
Mandels family
Family ordered to leave after the attack on their daughter.
Mandels' 16-year-old daughter
Sixteen-year-old daughter of the Mandels who resisted an attempted assault.
Dr. Miliyer
Chief doctor who took responsibility for the Mandels family.
16 Yakuba
An address to which captured relatives were transferred.
Daniel Weiskopf
A doctor who fell as a casualty in a dramatic fight.
Kripo agents
Agents accompanying the Jewish police commander.
Baluter Market
A market from which Bibov and Shvind returned with weapons.
Dr. Weisskop
A doctor who defended the cellar entrance and enabled family members to escape.
Shvind
An armed participant who returned from Baluter Market with weapons.
Police
A police force mentioned in connection with the ghetto’s liquidation.
Poznanski family
A family mentioned as participating in the concealment decision.
Beigelman
A person hiding with his family alongside the Poznanskis.
Beigelman family
Beigelman’s family, mentioned as hiding together.
Kripo
A place where people expected to be taken, questioned, and registered.
16 Jakuba
The destination reached by tram after disinfection.
Hava Razenfarb
Named as the text's author.
Baruch Kalushiner
Named as the text's music composer.
David Khalodenko
A revolutionary activist and Yiddish poet who arrived in Lodz in 1908.
A. Y. Grosleit
A firm where Khalodenko became a bookkeeper in 1908.
David Kholodenko
Jewish activist, organizer, speaker, and entrepreneur in Lodz.
Union of Jewish Trade, Factory, and Office Workers
A union where Kholodenko organized and chaired stormy debates.
Judith Kholodenko
David Kholodenko’s wife who died in Poniatowa camp in autumn 1943.
Mordechai Yolis
Author of a memorial poem for a fallen friend.
Note Iserot
Memorialized as a friend who fell in the Warsaw Ghetto uprising.
Dina Shtibl
Teacher who supervised students preparing the book.
Dalia Horowitz
Teacher who supervised students preparing the book.
Rumkowski
Elder of the Jews who appointed a director in 1940–1941.
Girls' gymnasium
Girls' gymnasium whose director was Rein.
Boys' gymnasium
Boys' gymnasium whose director was Zilberbogen.
Vocational Guidance Committee
A committee that prepared youths for professions and coordinated with factories and offices.
Guidance Committee
The committee registered, assessed, and directed children to suitable factories.
Suitable factories
Factories received children assigned through the guidance process.
Paper-bag factory
Children glued paper bags there as light work.
Underground school
Vocational courses inside factories effectively created an underground school.
Sewing Factory
Factory employing two thousand children, according to the passage.