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Togblat
A newspaper listed among widely circulated publications in Lodz.
Agudath
An Orthodox organization described as capable of winning council seats.
Józef Piłsudski
Polish political and military leader referenced in connection with the 1926 coup.
Lodz Deposit Bank
A deposit bank founded by Jewish merchants, directed by Rosenblatt.
P. Markhev
Worker for Keren Kayemet and committee member.
Dr. Kraush
Younger activist who joined the older Zionist cadres.
Keren-Hisur
Institution with offices in the Zionist Organization premises.
Judenstaat Party
Party formed in Lodz after a split in the Revisionist movement.
Hitahdut
Left-wing Zionist organization representing Jewish intellectuals.
Laboring Land of Israel
Bloc formed by Zionist parties and youth organizations for Congress elections.
Yugnt
Youth organization of the Left Poalei Zion.
Yitzhak Berman
Described as a longstanding chairman and notable activist.
Berner
Listed among notable activists.
Plivatski
Listed among notable activists.
Wanda
Ship used in an attempted illegal voyage to Palestine.
Colonel Umiastovsky
Colonel whose call ordered able-bodied men to go to Warsaw.
Rabbi Yissachar Ber’s grave in Lodz
Grave of Rabbi Yissachar Ber, located in Lodz on Shrednia Street.
The watchman
Watchman asked to light or extinguish the household fire and electricity.
Kosciuszki Street, Lodz
A street in Lodz associated with a modern school.
Magistratska Street
The Second Gymnasium was located at number 16 on Magistratska Street.
Dr. Anis
A teacher who instructed the narrator’s class in chemistry and physics.
Virgilius
A Russian poet whose work the narrator translated.
Virgilinus
A poet whose published translation students were forbidden to copy.
The Second Gymnasium
A second gymnasium whose teachers were from Galicia.
Tarbut Gymnasiums
Gymnasiums described as cheaper than Braude's gymnasiums.
Jews in Lodz
Jews living in impoverished housing are described.
Radoshitzer Zayde
A deceased religious figure identified as the grandmother’s husband or ancestor.
Pshemislavke Vocational School
Vocational school near the old-age institution.
Cenelnyana
Street where Linat HaTzedek operated.
Hasidic prayer house
A Hasidic communal meeting place mentioned among neighborhood institutions.
Zlate
Menashe's wife, addressed in a quoted saying.
Shmuel Diker
School friend who studied medicine abroad and later practiced as a doctor in Tel Aviv.
Mizrachi organization
An organization whose national-religious Jews led Yavne Gymnasium.
Shmuel Hayim Landau
A prematurely deceased founder and ideologue of Hashomer Hadati.
Pামorska Street
A street where Yudkin’s father lived.
Kostshushki Street
The synagogue stood on Kostshushki Street.