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Moses Landau
Person listed in the memorial section.
Pola Eisenbruch
Person named in the memorial material.
Mordechai Lipshitz
Person identified as the father.
Mirl Lipshitz
Person identified as the mother.
Max Lipshitz
Person identified as a brother.
Prania Lipshitz
Person identified as a sister.
Lutek Lipshitz
Person identified as a brother.
Chaim Lipshitz
Person identified as a cousin.
Yakov Kesselbrener: Between Heroism and Destruction
Kesselbrener's memorial-book account of the final liquidation, escape from the ghetto, hiding, armed resistance, and the murder of his family.
Proposal for the Lodz almanac
The idea of publishing an almanac devoted to Lodz arose at the Lodz landsmanshaft general meeting in 1960.
Russian camps
Russian camps are mentioned among places where displaced Jews remembered Lodz.
A.K. bands
Armed bands described as murdering Jews on roads and in towns.
Yiddish theater performances at Chari
Yiddish theater plays were performed successfully at Chari in Lodz.
Jewish school maintained by the committee
The Jewish Committee maintained the first Jewish school in Lodz.
Literary Union
A literary union operated in Lodz.
Narutowicza Street 29
The Jewish Historical Commission was located at this address.
M. Blumental
Blumental worked on recording survivor testimony.
Yiddish Theater in Lodz
The Yiddish theater revived in Lodz after the war.
Chari
A former cinema theater used for Jewish theater performances.
Helenvek
A place associated with Jewish children in a postwar film.
Wielka
Wielka is identified as the adopted name for Lodz’s oldest, wealthiest district.
Nayers Market
A market associated with the Lodz Jewish community.
Gro
A former Lodz setting associated with Jewish craftsmanship.
Shantaklei
A former Lodz setting associated with Jewish craftsmanship.
Israel Poznanski
A prominent Lodz textile manufacturer who expanded factories and production.
Wolbarske Street
The street where Poznanski’s synagogue was built in the old town.
Israel Poznanski
A Jewish industrialist associated with Poznanski Hospital and a factory in Lodz.
Mordechai Gabai
A person associated with a street in transformed Lodz.
Poznanski factory
A factory associated with Poznanski and producing white goods.
Poznański
Named as the owner and a predecessor associated with Łódź's development.
Boris Etinson
Manufacturer listed among textile industrialists following Asher Kohn.
Wojdislawski family
Family name listed among textile industrialists.
Opening of a private gymnasium
Katzenelson opened a private gymnasium in central Lodz in the late 1920s.
Moshe Broderzon's newspaper work
Moshe Broderzon worked for various newspapers and wrote journalistic pieces.
David Frishman introduces Miriam Ulinower
David Frishman introduced Miriam Ulinower and her Yiddish writing to the Jewish literary world.
Death of Israel Raban
Israel Raban died in Klane in 1914.