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Collective groups in Marysin
Zionist party collectives established in Marysin in early May 1940.
Betar
Youth movement listed among the organized groups.
General Zionists
Party assigned four collectives in the listed allocation.
Poale Zion Right
Party listed in the collective allocation table.
Revisionists
Political group listed in the collective allocation table.
Jewish Party
Party listed in the collective allocation table.
Carpet factory
Factory shown in a caption about trainees.
Orphanages
Orphanages received part of the agricultural harvest.
Religious Hashomer
A religious Hashomer group operated among the Zionist agricultural groups.
Poalei Agudat Yisrael
Poalei Agudat Yisrael-affiliated kibbutzim also existed.
Y. Tabaksblat
Member of the Zionist executive in the ghetto.
Kibbutzim Committee
Committee discussed in connection with kibbutzim and internal discipline.
Literature Groups
Groups that corresponded with the Kibbutzim Committee.
Nonpartisan Kibbutzim
Nonpartisan kibbutzim established beside Zionist kibbutzim.
Agriculture Department
Ghetto department employing kibbutz members in agricultural work.
Youth Group in Marishin
Youth group mentioned in a caption.
Alexander
City whose residents were ordered to relocate to Lodz in summer 1940.
Former Students Collective
Collective in Marishin organized by forty youths and children.
Rumkowski
Authority that later assumed patronage over the collective.
Zionist Kibbutzim
Collectives that conducted political, educational, and cultural activity.
Bund Collectives
Collectives that operated political, educational, and cultural activities.
Khimovich
Commander of the special police's fifth unit.
Training Points
Training points reported as having 860 male and female members.
Shimon Rogozhinski
Named author or narrator of the passage.
Central Committee of Polish Jews
Organization of which Rogozhinski was described as a member.
Jewish Voivodeship Committee in Lodz
Committee for which Rogozhinski was described as vice-chairman.
Jakuba 6
An address where a small group was housed after the ghetto liquidation.
Jews in the Lodz Ghetto
A population of 73,217 Jews remained in the Lodz Ghetto in July 1944.
Poniatowa
One of the death camps identified as the destination of the Jewish population.
Treblinka
One of the death camps identified as the destination of the Jewish population.
Polish Committee of National Liberation
A Polish committee whose manifesto promised freedom and equality to citizens.
People's Party
A political party listed among government representatives.
Democratic Party
A political party listed among government representatives.
Polish Workers' Party
A communist political party listed among government representatives.
Lodz city administration
The city administration and its departments were functioning.
Central Jewish Press
The central Jewish press was located in Lodz.