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Departure from Lodz toward Warsaw

The narrator left Lodz with a small suitcase and traveled toward Warsaw.

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Death of Rabbi Yissachar Ber

Rabbi Yissachar Ber died in 1920.

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Attendance at a government school

The narrator completed a government school in their town.

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Attendance at the gymnasium

The narrator became a student at the gymnasium and observed its language use.

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Dr. Natan Ek worked at Yad Vashem

The narrator met Dr. Natan Ek at his work at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem.

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Death of Shmuel Diker

Shmuel Diker died after an incurable illness, according to the narrator.

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Death of Shmuel Holenderski

Shmuel Holenderski died in the Bialystok ghetto during the German concentration-camp period in Poland.

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Yudkin studied at Yavne Gymnasium

Yudkin attended Yavne Gymnasium in Lodz.

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Narrator leaves Lodz

The narrator describes leaving Lodz and traveling by train via Koluszki.

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Lodz Jewish Theater Studio members gathered in Bialystok

Members of the Lodz Jewish Theater Studio met in Bialystok with their wives and children.

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Theater studio members obtained improved work opportunities

After an examination, the students received better work opportunities and living conditions.

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Lessons on Jewish classics at Piramowicza 2

The group received lessons from Yosef Becher at a member's address.

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Organization of the first Hebrew theater troupe

The first Hebrew theater troupe was organized in Lodz and later toured Russia.

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Closure of the Lodz Jewish Printers Union

Lodz

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Establishment of a printing cooperative

A cooperative of owners and workers formed in the closed ghetto in May 1940.

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Ghetto printing house established

A Jewish printing house was established in the ghetto after Rumkowski assigned premises.

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Deportation to Birkenau

The narrator and fellow printers were sent to Birkenau on 28 August 1944.

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Bombardment of Wrocław

Wrocław was bombarded while the prisoners were transferred to another location.

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Liberation of the prisoners

The narrator states that they were liberated on 8 May 1949.

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Zimmerman’s migration to Australia

Zimmerman came to Australia in 1941 and settled in Sydney.

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Piotrkowska Street

פּיעטריקאָװער גאַס

A Łódź street where Jewish residents work, trade, and struggle.

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Renewed publication of Lodzer Tageblat

The Germans again permitted publication of the Lodzer Tageblat in 1916.

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Death of Władysław Polyak

Władysław Polyak died in Sydney in 1906.

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German occupation of Lodz

The passage says the Germans occupied Lodz on 8 September; the supplied OCR reads the year as 1929, not 1939.

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Formation of the Jewish Council

Rumkowski organized a council after the Germans appointed him Jewish elder.

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Arrest of Jewish Council members

The Germans arrested thirteen members of the first Jewish Council on 11 November.

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Rabbi Treistman travels to Warsaw

Rabbi Treistman eventually departed for Warsaw after friends raised money to save him.

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Establishment of the second Jewish Council

Rumkowski established a second Jewish Council on the Gestapo's orders.

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Hanging of eight people

Germans hanged eight people without stated reason on November 9, 1939.

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Departure of Łódź Jews

Six thousand Łódź Jews officially departed for the General Government.

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Concentration of Łódź Jews

In December 1929, the Hitlerist authorities decided to concentrate all Łódź Jews in an enclosed urban area.

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Bałuty

באַלוט

District to which Jewish intellectuals were forced to move.

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Jewish relocation into the ghetto

The German plan required 800 Jews daily to move into the ghetto.

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Violent nights in Łódź

German violence on several streets caused hundreds of Jewish deaths.

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August 1940 ghetto unrest

August 1940 ghetto unrest involving a crowd storming Rumkowski’s seat, a potato seizure, and German police dispersal.

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Tailors’ workshop strike

A strike occurred at the tailors’ workshop in September 1940.

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