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Killing operation at the hospital

German-uniformed forces entered the ghetto and removed sick patients from the hospital.

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Liquidation of the psychiatric hospital

The psychiatric hospital was completely liquidated that day.

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Gathering twenty thousand victims

German perpetrators took over gathering twenty thousand victims in their own hands.

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Shooting at the vegetable market

German murderers shot a queue at the vegetable market, killing dozens.

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Deportation of orphanage children

Rumkowski sent children from the ghetto orphanages in Marysin to certain death during the action; the destination is unspecified.

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Child became ill

A Nazhitz family child became ill at 18 Młynarska Street and received medicine.

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David Gertler assumed authority over the Sonder-Polizei

David Gertler assumed authority over the Sonder-Polizei after the Shpere.

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Founding of a children's educational institution

Markiewicz founded a children's educational institution in summer 1943.

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Liquidation of the Lodz Ghetto

In summer 1944, the Lodz Ghetto was liquidated and its remaining Jews were sent toward Auschwitz gas chambers.

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Liberation of Lodz Ghetto

Jews were liberated in the Lodz Ghetto, mostly individually.

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Hitler's army marches into Lodz

Hitler's army marched into Lodz, after which young Jewish men fled toward Russia.

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Death of the speaker's mother

The speaker says their mother had recently died.

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Narrator worked as an educator

The narrator worked as an educator at the children's colony in Marysin.

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Marishin theater hall used as deportation transit center

The theater hall later served as a transit deportation center for people condemned to Chelmno gas chambers.

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Secret education in the ghetto

Teachers secretly taught children writing, arithmetic, Bible, and Jewish history after schools were closed.

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Youth improvement home existed in 1941

A youth improvement home for young people existed at the prison on Charnietskeno Street in 1941.

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Children forced into the ghetto with their parents

German authorities forced children and adolescents into the ghetto with their parents in autumn 1941.

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Murder of children and other Jews at Chelmno

Children and thousands of other Jews were murdered at Chelmno in 1942.

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Deportation from the Lodz ghetto to Chelmno gas chambers

In 1942, German perpetrators deported children, elderly people, sick people, and pregnant women to the Chelmno gas chambers.

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Youth cultural activities organized at Schneider Resort

Moshe Markevitch gathered hundreds of youths at Schneider Resort and organized drama, painting, dance, literary, and choral groups.

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Establishment of a children’s center in Marishin

The narrator and Mrs. Weikselfish established a children’s center in Marishin.

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Lodz Jewish children taken toward Auschwitz

The narrator saw Lodz Jewish children being led toward Auschwitz in late August 1944.

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Jewish Culture Society organized

The Jewish Culture Society was organized in October 1940 by activists and cultural figures.

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Ghetto art exhibition

An art exhibition took place in summer 1940 and attracted more than 20,000 visitors.

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Cessation of the ghetto orchestra

The orchestra ceased to exist after Germans confiscated all musical instruments in early 1944.

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Hazamir choir ceased after deportations

The choir dissolved in March 1941 when many members were deported.

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Formation of the Avantgarde Revue Theater

Moshe Pulaver organized the Avantgarde revue theater in the ghetto.

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First Major Theater Production

The first major theater production took place in October 1940 in the large hall on Krawiecka Street.

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Philharmonic orchestra activity resumed

Philharmonic orchestra activity resumed in May 1942.

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Moshe Tafel arrested at 11 Mlynarske Street

Moshe Tafel was arrested at his final radio-installation address.

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Warsaw ghetto uprising

The Warsaw ghetto uprising was cited among major events reported to the ghetto.

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Death of Vidaŭski

Vidaŭski died by suicide after threats against his relatives.

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Execution of radio listeners

Radio listeners were sentenced to death and executed by hanging in the city prison courtyard.

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Death of Shimon and his wife at Auschwitz

Shimon and his wife went to their deaths at Auschwitz.

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Death of Shimon's son at Skarżysko

Shimon's unnamed son was killed by German bullets at Skarżysko.

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Birth of Yitzhak Weinberg

Yitzhak Weinberg was born in Pinczów.

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