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Faytsele
A younger sister managing the household.
Chaim Krol
A man describing his devotion to Chaye-Sarah.
Beit Midrash
A Jewish study house where Chaim Krol studied.
Chaim Krol's father
Chaim Krol's father, with whom he sometimes conversed.
Omar Khayyam
A world poet whose works Chaim Krol read in translation.
Chaim Krul
A poet described as yearning for the unknown and ancestral spiritual purity.
Shrednie Street
Street where Yitzhak-Hirsh Radoshitsky had a barber shop.
Hershele Danielevitsh
A friend of Yitzhak Berliner and a writer of folk-style motifs.
Miriam Ulinov
A person affectionately called Miriam by Chaim.
Abraham Levin
Contributor named among the Lodzer Tageblat collaborators.
Henryk Sienkiewicz
Polish writer whose trilogy Blaishtift translated into Yiddish and Hebrew.
Reymont
Polish writer whose works Blaishtift translated.
H. Rozhaner
A dermatologist and popularizer of medicine who practiced in Lodz and Melbourne.
Dr. Shvaig
An eye doctor and longtime Zionist activist who settled in Israel before the war.
Saloveitchik
A Jewish doctor mentioned among several doctors in the same area.
Steinberg
A Jewish doctor mentioned among several doctors in the same area.
Zgerzherska 17
A major Lechnitse medical facility operated at this address.
Piotrkowska 7
A listed Lechnitse medical facility was located at this address.
Brzezinska 10
A listed Lechnitse medical facility was located at this address.
Nowomiejska 3
A listed Lechnitse medical facility was located at this address.
Nayer Market
A listed Lechnitse medical facility was located at this market.
Abramavitch
A feldsher remembered by the author at Narutowicza 18.
Kval
A feldsher mentioned among practitioners in Lodz.
Leon Kon
A person described as living in Israel at the time of writing.
Dr. Chari Nozhil
A doctor known as a learned doctor who had a large practice.
Dr. Noldblum
A doctor described as prescribing fewer new preparations and dying in Switzerland at age ninety.
Cenelniane
Street where Perelman and Rosenblum pharmacies were located.
Limanowskiego Street
A street used as a boundary of the area remaining for Jews.
Dworska Street
A street used as a boundary of the area remaining for Jews.
Marysin Street
A street used as a boundary of the area remaining for Jews.
Brzezinska Street
A street used as a boundary of the area remaining for Jews.
Rzeszow
Place to which Jews were sent from Lodz as a warning.
Sending Jews to Rzeszow
Jews were sent to Rzeszow as a warning that Lodz would become Jew-free.
Bakeries
Bakeries were privately owned, with flour allocated through the administration.
Ghetto demonstrations and clashes
Demonstrations and clashes occurred between hungry unemployed people and the ghetto police.
German police entry into the ghetto
German authorities sent several trucks carrying German police into the ghetto after demonstrations threatened order; shots were fired and the demonstrations were quelled.