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Lodz Jewish Cemetery
Cemetery associated with commemorating Lodz’s Jewish victims.
Jewish institutions of Lodz
Jewish institutions that formerly existed in Lodz.
Monument to the Lodz victims
Memorial monument erected in remembrance of Lodz’s Jewish victims.
Mereshin
Place where eighty-four Jewish women were murdered.
Stutthof camp
Camp described as the site where the women were held and murdered.
Unnamed Lodz Jewish hatmaker
Lodz Jewish hatmaker who learned about scattered remains near Mereshin.
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
The fifth anniversary of the heroic uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto is mentioned.
World War II
World War II is mentioned as preceding the memorial initiative.
Jews abroad
Jews abroad reportedly covered the memorial initiative’s expenses.
Lodz Jewish cemetery
The monument was unveiled near the entrance to the Lodz Jewish cemetery.
Lodz martyrs
The monument commemorates the martyrs of Lodz.
Simon Dubnow
Professor Simon Dubnow is described as a victim of Hitler.
Matityahu (Max) Haber
A Lodz-born Jewish man who migrated to Australia and engaged in Zionist youth work.
Matis Haber
A volunteer who served in Israel's 1967 war and died from wounds.
Kiryat Shaul Military Cemetery
Military cemetery where Matis Haber was buried.
Moshe (Baruch) Hirsh
A Lodz Center founder and active Jewish communal worker in Australia.
Talmud Torah in Carlton
School where Moshe Hirsh was active.
Magen David Adom
Organization where Moshe Hirsh collected funds and served as a treasurer.
Yizkor book
Memorial book whose publication Moshe Hirsh helped support.
Adolf Hitler
Named as the Nazi leader responsible for persecution and destruction during World War II.
Jewish people
The passage commemorates six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
Bunkers and ghettos
The passage mentions heroic fighting in bunkers and ghettos.
Jerusalem of Lithuania
Cultural-linguistic designation mentioned in the memorial text.
Lodz surroundings
Area surrounding Lodz, included with the city in remembrance.
Traditional Jewish elementary schools
Traditional schools educating children in Jewish learning.
Talmud Torah schools
Religious schools mentioned among community institutions.
Yeshivas
Religious academies mentioned among community institutions.
Batei Midrashim
Jewish study houses mentioned among community institutions.
Sports clubs
Sports clubs mentioned among community institutions.
Birkenau gas chambers
The passage refers to the gates of the Birkenau gas chambers.
Avraham-Nakh Adamovich
Listed as Yosef-Ber Adamovich's father.
Hana Adamovich
Listed as a mother.
Tzirl Varshavyak
Named in a memorial listing.
Yitzhak Klein
Named in a memorial listing.
Hershl Lubinsky
Listed as an uncle.
Shlomo Lubinsky
Listed as an uncle.