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M. Schlesinger
Named at the beginning of the passage.
Lodz Yiddish Theater Studio at Hazamir
A Lodz theater studio associated with Hazamir.
Fishmans family
Listed among people remembered from the theater studio.
Amateur theater circles
Several amateur circles formed as youth turned toward theater art.
Leyvik
Classic author whose work entered the theater circles’ repertoire.
Theater Studio at the Humif
A theater studio that staged numerous productions and had new plans before the war.
Ash
Writer whose works were presented in recitations.
Polish on the Chain
Work by Peretz performed as a fragment.
Soviet Commissar for Theater and Art
Official who evaluated the studio's theatrical work.
Israel Rabons
Identified as Yosef Mlot's brother-in-law.
Pulaver
Named among talented participants in the Ararat group.
Goldstein
Named among talented participants in the Ararat group.
17 Znerzher Street
Address of the Left Poale Zion venue.
Textile industry
The textile industry supported the development of Jewish theater in Lodz.
German workers
German workers were employed alongside Jewish and Polish workers in factories.
Young workers
Young workers studied languages and visited theaters after becoming independent.
Russian theater
Russian theater was among the theaters visited by the workers.
Shele
Translator of an operetta.
Sigmund Feinman
World-famous Yiddish actor whose grave was in Lodz.
Lodz Hazmir Theater
Theater where Yosef Rumshyn reportedly began as first conductor.
Z. Zilberberg
Named as a publisher of Yiddish theater journals in Lodz.
Lazar Tahan
Named as a publisher of Yiddish theater journals in Lodz.
Oksenberg
Contributed a member to the stable Hebrew theater in the Land of Israel.
Lajzer Gutstat
Owned Lodz's first Jewish printing house.
Volksblatt
Jewish newspaper mentioned as appearing about a year after Lodz News.
23 Shrednie
Address where the union maintained a kitchen.
Arbuz
Named among the final printers' union administration in 1939.
Landau
Named among the final printers' union administration in 1939.
Landsberg
Named among the final printers' union administration in 1939.
Schlesinger
Named among the final printers' union administration in 1939.
Hampel
Named among the final printers' union administration in 1939.
Gliksman
Named among the final printers' union administration in 1939.
Miller
Named among the final printers' union administration in 1939.
Rozenblum
Named among the final printers' union administration in 1939.
Zhelazo
Named as an example of a printer.
Barankevitch
Named as an example of a printer.