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Pietrikov
The city where Broderzon's first poetry book was printed.
Broderzon
Described as a pioneer of a literary school in young Yiddish poetry.
Lodz Yiddish writers
Lodz writers with whom Katzenelson associated himself.
Lodz Yiddish and Hebrew writers
A literary environment forming around Katzenelson in Lodz.
Rabbi Benjamin
A person identified as the father of Yitzhak Katzenelson.
Ber Katsenelson
A pioneer of modern Eretz Israel mentioned as part of the Katsenelson lineage.
B. Karlinyus's Illustrated World
A Warsaw weekly in which poetic improvisations were published in the early 1920s.
Dr. A. S. Kamienetsky
An elderly distinguished scholar described as one of Katsenelson’s regular household guests.
Yitzhak Katzenelson
A poet and chronicler depicted as the voice of those condemned to their final journey.
Broderzon Chamber Theater
A chamber theater of miniature works said to have made history.
Jewish settlements
Jewish settlements described as completely evacuated or destroyed.
Broderzon
A Jewish poet whose works reflect his people’s fate and the Holocaust.
Black Sabbath
A poem quoted in discussion of a Jewish poet’s Holocaust imagery.
Novoduzensk
A place where the poet was exiled beside the Volga.
Karakalpak region
A region where the poet was subsequently exiled.
Yud
A major poem by Broderzon about Jewish suffering.
Butter Bread
A song by Miriam Ulinovers cited as reflecting folk beliefs.
Kale-Meyrl
A work referenced alongside traditional Jewish modesty and sentiment.
The beloved grandmother
A beloved grandmother remembered as departed to the world of truth.
Gavorotishchev
Birthplace listed for Israel Raban.
Klane
Place where Israel Raban was killed in 1914.
Srulke
A deprived child known familiarly as Srulke, with artistic talents and strong imagination.
Rubinshe
A woman addressed during a household rent and bread-related exchange.
Srulke's household
A household marked by poverty, widowhood, and lack of parental support.
Govarchov
A small town associated with Srulke Rubin’s origins.
Lazar Kahan
A named figure whose royalties supported the impoverished author.
Imperial German Police Presidium
A police authority that imposed censorship on the Jewish press.
S'Feld
Journal around which poets gathered.
Shveln
Journal where Israel Rubin developed literary prominence.
Israel Rabon
Writer and novelist who published poetry and fiction.
Ruth Wintziger
Pseudonym attributed to Israel Rabon.
Israel Rabon
Young Yiddish poet whose poetic motifs and style are discussed.
Radonoshch
A place associated with Chaim Krul’s father and synagogue companions.
Psychiatric hospital
A psychiatric hospital where Chaim Krul died prematurely.
Chaim Srul
A name presented as another form of the poet's name.
Chaia-Sara
The beloved or intended bride described in Chaim Krol's quoted passage.