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Organization of ghetto labor resorts
Hans Biebow ordered consultation initiating organization of labor resorts in the ghetto.
Paludniove Street
Street address of Reichert's Synagogue.
Final transport from the Lodz Ghetto
The final transport, numbered 80, departed the ghetto on 2 April 1942.
Reichert
Engineer and son of one of Reichert's Synagogue's founders or associated persons.
Lodz Voivodeship
Administrative region represented by Dr. Broide in the Polish Senate.
Jewish Gymnasium on Olginska Street
A later Jewish gymnasium opened on Olginska Street.
Piramowicza Street
Later name associated with the site of the gymnasium on Olginska Street.
Łódź ghetto deportations in 1942
Deportations from the Łódź ghetto included children, sick people, and elderly people.
Dr. Zigmunt Bramberg-Bidnowski
Director of the second gymnasium, according to the passage.
Shootings during resistance
More than 70 people were shot while resisting efforts to save children; the quoted passage does not securely establish the date or make the ghetto a victim.
Dr. Michael Brandsteter
Succeeded Zigmunt Bramberg-Bidnowski after his death, according to the passage.
Dr. Chaim Ormian
Named among the schools' prominent teachers.
Gimnazie Givnah
A secondary school led by the Hebrew Culture Society.
Jarocinski Gymnasium
Gymnasium named after its founder, Zygmunt Jarocinski.
Zygmunt Jarocinski
Founder after whom Jarocinski Gymnasium was named.
Wiedza School
A girls' middle school in Łódź with Polish as its instructional language.
Av School
A girls' middle school listed among Łódź schools.
Jasunska School
A girls' middle school listed among Łódź schools.
Wolfson School
A girls' middle school listed among Łódź schools.
Hochstein School
A girls' middle school listed among Łódź schools.
Sobolewska Gymnasium
A Polish gymnasium attended by many Jewish young people.
Tarbut Schools
Tarbut schools were among the Jewish educational institutions mentioned.
Jutchnia
Alternative name associated with Morgenstern.
Gwiazdа
Alternative name associated with Shtern.
Pinchas Luben
A later known Mapai activist who led the Gordonia group, then called Pinchas Lubianiker.
Zionist Organization of Lodz
A Zionist organization in Lodz, located at 4 Zenclyane Street, according to the passage.
4 Zenclyane Street
The stated location of the Zionist organization of Lodz.
Yerdania
A youth organization that operated in Lodz and later changed its name.
Kosciuszko 21
The address of HaZamir's initial venue.
Palurniove 26
The address associated with the Warsaw Hall.
S. Ragazhintski
Named as the apparent author or narrator of the passage.
Bronkher
A relatively small manufacturer and religious Jew in Lodz.
Kilinskiego Street
Street in Lodz where Bronkher was described as a neighbor.
Nayer Folksblat
A local Jewish newspaper published in Lodz during the final years described.
Glos Poranny
A major Polish-language newspaper supported by the Jewish population.
Wiadomosci Codzienne
A short-lived Jewish newspaper published in Polish in Lodz.