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Central Historical Commission
The central historical commission was located in Lodz.
92 Narutowicz Street
A warehouse was organized at this address to distribute clothing and food.
Network of Jewish Committees
Jewish committees operated across the country and exchanged names and addresses.
Jewish Committee of Lodz
The Jewish Committee of Lodz received inquiries about former Lodz residents.
Drama and Choir Circle
A drama and choir circle was organized at the Jewish Committee.
Mark Bialkower
Director of the bank established by the Jewish Committee.
Old-age homes
Old-age homes existed in prewar Lodz among charitable institutions.
Bikur Cholim
Charitable institution listed among Jewish welfare organizations.
Linat Hatzedek
Charitable institution listed among Jewish welfare organizations.
Dr. Sterling
A prewar Lodz Jewish doctor whose name was given to the hospital.
Bikur Cholim
A charitable institution without a place in the new political-social reality.
TOZ
An institution that soon resumed activity with Lodz doctors’ assistance.
Dr. Krinsky
A world-renowned dermatologist who later emigrated to America.
Dr. Eisner
An acknowledged surgeon who assisted the institution.
Dr. Eliasberg
An acknowledged surgeon who assisted the institution.
Dr. Libo
A doctor who devoted himself to the institution’s work.
Dr. Dinenson
A doctor who devoted himself to the institution’s work.
Home at Yakuba 16
A home for elderly and work-disabled people, including remaining Lodz ghetto Jews.
Remaining Jews of the Lodz Ghetto
The last surviving Jews of the Lodz Ghetto were found in the home.
Jewish Committee
The Jewish Committee registered residents and provided assistance to eligible registrants.
Lodz Jewish population
The Lodz Jewish population had notably few children and young people after the war.
Jewish committees
Jewish committees supervised the return of children from temporary foster families.
Monasteries
Some Jewish children became lost in monasteries during the occupation.
Christian orphanages
Some Jewish children were hidden in Christian orphanages during the occupation.
Chaim Rumkowski
Described as the ruler of the Lodz ghetto.
Jewish children's home in Helenowek
Children's home that sheltered Jewish orphans and provided care and education.
Jewish kindergarten
Jewish-language kindergarten belonging to the cultural department.
Abraham Kagan
Left Poale Zionist activist who led an education department.
Education department
Department that fostered Jewish language and culture.
Cultural department
Department to which the Jewish school and kindergarten belonged.
State school
School attended by Jewish children in postwar Poland.
Ministry of Education
Authority whose staffing norm affected school departments.
Jewish Committee
Jewish Committee connected with educational and cultural activities.
Postwar Jewish Theater
A Jewish theater active in postwar Polish Jewish life, especially Łódź.
Meir Melman
Theater director and actor who returned from Russia in December 1940.
Chabel Buzgan
Theater director and actor.