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Rukhmovski
A person whose signed announcements ended on 22 August 1944.
80 Lanewitzke Street
Address of a hospital building where the final group lived.
Mordechai Kliner
Identified as a later leader of the Special Police.
Yurenelevtsten
A German-appointed figure described as serving as head of the Jewish community.
Bakers' association
The circular was addressed to bakery owners regarding coal and flour sales.
Train station
Station where Rumkowski was escorted and deportees arrived.
Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski
Identified as the elder of the Jews in Litzmannstadt.
45 Lagiewnicka Street
Address of Workshop No. 1 mentioned in the transport notice.
36 Lagiewnicka Street
Address associated with another listed workshop.
Transport from Litzmannstadt Ghetto
Workers in the named departments and their families were ordered to assemble on 9 August 1944 and leave the ghetto on 10 August 1944.
Announcement ordering evacuation of designated buildings
An announcement ordered residents to leave specified buildings by August 25, 1944.
Stara Wieś
A settlement described as expanding and incorporating nearby villages.
Meat distribution in the ghetto
Rumkowski used private butcher shops to distribute meat in the ghetto before rationing was introduced.
Konstats School
A school described as having a more popular character in Lodz education.
Society for Jewish Secondary Schools
Society whose gymnasiums held a notable place in Lodz education.
Olginske Street
Location of Arbeter Heim’s cultural branches.
Shalom Mreistman
A person named in a caption concerning the settlement’s beginning.
Libraries under the Bund institutions
Libraries associated with Bund institutions and Bronislaw Grosser.
Leib Mintzberg
Agudah leader and chairman of the Łódź community administration.
Agudah
Religious movement influential in Łódź community leadership.
Yechiel-Yitzhak Berman
Name appearing at the end of the passage.
Piłsudski Poland
The passage’s term for Poland under the Piłsudski-era political order.
Belweder
Location of the Polish authorities addressed by Jewish representatives.
Agudath Israel
Agudath Israel is described as an Orthodox political movement with influence in public life.
Alexander of Mizrahi
Alexander is mentioned in connection with Mizrahi.
Ger
Ger is mentioned in connection with Agudath Israel.
Agudath school in Lodz
Lodz had an Agudath school together with a small yeshiva and kindergarten.
Agudath literary publications
Lodz was a center for the earliest Agudath literary publications.
Agudah Seminar for Women Teachers named for Sarah Schenirer
A teachers' seminary was established in Krakow under Sarah Schenirer's name.
Vilket
City where the Dobroczynosc orphanage operated intensively.
Dobroczynosc orphanage
Orphanage operated by the organization of Jewish children.
Orphans' home
An orphanage whose moral standing was reportedly lowered.
Orphans' father
A person publicly titled the orphans' father for a long time.
Dovid Inhorn
Poet whose elegiac cry was recited on public stages.
Ten Million (Requiem)
A poetic elegy by Dovid Inhorn recited on public stages.
Mephisto
A poem by Uri Zvi Grinberg mentioned in the passage.