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Zilberstein
Named as an example of a printer.
Shlipkovitch
Named as an example of a printer.
Shinyak printing house
Listed among Lodz artistic printing houses.
Ele Rozenovitch printing house
Listed among Lodz artistic printing houses.
Smolarski Brothers printing house
Listed among Lodz artistic printing houses.
Rapaport printing house
Listed among Lodz artistic printing houses.
Mayman printing house
Listed among Lodz artistic printing houses.
Blockovas
Block supervisors are mentioned in connection with the prisoners.
Green Market
A market where a woman is stopped while selling oranges.
Gut Trembach
A person mentioned sitting and conversing in a café.
Lodz House Bulletin
A Lodz newspaper listed as appearing in 1892.
The Freedom Bell
A newspaper listed as appearing in 1901.
The Thought of Zion
A journal appearing in 1900, published by S. Bronberg.
The Lodz Butcher Youth
A Lodz publication listed as appearing in 1908.
Yom Tov Laughter
A publication listed as appearing in 1910.
First Jewish Chess Newspaper
A Jewish chess newspaper listed as appearing in 1913.
Lodzer Hazmir
A Lodz newspaper listed as appearing in 1907.
Lodzer Nachrichten
The first Jewish daily newspaper, edited by Isaiah Uger.
Isaiah Uger
Editor of Lodzer Nachrichten.
Falk
Theater reviewer from a German newspaper.
Pribulski
Later associated with music writing for the newspaper.
Pietrkover Street
Street address associated with Ostrovsky Press.
Ezra Ngoldin
Contributor to the newspaper.
M. D. Anoz
Editor of the Lodzer Arbeter newspaper.
Yakov Bernips
Contributor to the newspaper.
Adam Scheinberg
Editorial secretary of Republika.
Waclaw Birenfeld-Paletski
Talented journalist and contributor to Glos Poranny and Shmeter.
Waclaw Dobzhinski
Known journalist.
M. Ejvenbud
Named contributor associated with the chronicle of Lodz Jews.
Brzeziny
Place where marchers were reportedly shot by German aircraft.
Astoria Café
The Gestapo carried out a murderous raid at the Astoria café.
Astoria Café
A café where Gestapo personnel reportedly gathered.
Gestapo premises, Zgerzher 116
Location where Jews were ordered to report.
Wolczanska Street
Street associated with the Volhynia synagogue mentioned in a massacre note.
Wolf Yasui
Author whose book is cited regarding the number of Jewish victims.
Polas Slontchikovski
Person whose testimony is cited in a footnote.