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Bergen-Belsen

בערגען - בעלזען

Camp where living prisoners and dead people were described together.

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Poraj

פּאָראַי

Location of a blue dishes factory near Czestochowa.

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Kraków

קראָקע

City where the narrator stayed for four months.

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Częstochowa

טשענסטאָכאָן

City to which the narrator transported the whole family.

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Częstochowa Ghetto

טשענסטאָכאָוו

Organized ghetto containing local Jews and Jews from Łódź.

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The market

מאַרק

Location where people were ordered to gather.

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The cemetery

בית- עולם

Place where approximately fifty families were taken and shot.

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The small ghetto

קליינעם נעטאָ

Ghetto to which clothing was returned and from which travel occurred.

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Pelzer's kamgar spinning factory garden

פּעלצערס קאַמגאַרן-שפּײנעריי

A garden belonging to Pelzer's kamgar spinning factory.

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Small ghetto

קליינעם געטאָ

A ghetto that was liquidated after a reported revolt attempt.

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Two houses

צוויי הייזער

Two houses where the people apparently lived together.

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Kamienna Street

קאַמיעננע גאַס

Street where the narrator’s sister had previously lived.

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Glowno

גלאָוונע

Place reached by the group during the narrator’s return journey.

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Halberstadt

האלבשטאט

A place containing an ammunition factory where workers were sent.

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the ruins

די חורבה

A ruined site with broken walls and abandoned surroundings.

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the ruin

דער חורבה

A ruin where Itshe Meir's body lay on the threshold.

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Holon

חולון

City indicated in parentheses after the author’s name.

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Ghetto ruins

חרובן געטאָ

Ghetto described as a ruined, desolate landscape.

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Kosow

קאָסאָוו

Place of the yeshiva where Opotshinski prepared to become a rabbi.

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The ghettos

געטאָס

Ghettos where the two Lodz writers performed archival work.

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30 Lagevunitske Street

לאנעווניצקע נומער 30

Address of the Schneirer Resort.

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20 Lagewnitzke Street

לאַגעווניצקע 20

Address of a camp where the described incident occurred.

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16 Yakuba

יאקובאַ 16

An address to which captured relatives were transferred.

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Baluter Market

באַלוטער מאַרק

A market from which Bibov and Shvind returned with weapons.

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Kripo

קריפּאָ

A place where people expected to be taken, questioned, and registered.

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16 Jakuba

יאקובא 16

The destination reached by tram after disinfection.

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Suitable factories

בתי חרושת מתאימים

Factories received children assigned through the guidance process.

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Paper-bag factory

בית חרושת לשקיות נייר

Children glued paper bags there as light work.

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Carpet factory

בית חרושת לשטיחים

Factory shown in a caption about trainees.

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Alexander

אלכסנדר

City whose residents were ordered to relocate to Lodz in summer 1940.

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Jakuba 6

יאַקובאַ 6

An address where a small group was housed after the ghetto liquidation.

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Poniatowa

פּאָניאַטאָו

One of the death camps identified as the destination of the Jewish population.

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Treblinka

טרעבלינקע

One of the death camps identified as the destination of the Jewish population.

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92 Narutowicz Street

נאַרוטאָװיטש גאַס 92

A warehouse was organized at this address to distribute clothing and food.

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Camps and forests

לאַגערן און וועלדער

Places from which returnees received assistance.

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Haifa

חיפה

A Polish ship carrying wheat appeared in Haifa.

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