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Ghetto synagogue on Brzeziner 22
Official ghetto synagogue where Tafel served as cantor.
Party
Political organization whose members received Rosenzweig’s bulletins.
Tafel
A multilingual radio listener who secretly transmitted news through the ghetto.
M. Khialkaver
Author of an account about radio listeners in the Lodz ghetto.
Shterlinga Street
Street where the city prison execution courtyard was located.
August 1944
Referenced future tragic ending of the ghetto.
Abraham Biderman
Author of a reflection on preserving humanity.
Yakubowicz family
Family employing Weinberg as a waiter in Łódź.
Combatants Union
An organization in which the narrator was a member.
German Kripo
German criminal police mentioned in connection with denunciations.
Europe Restaurant
Restaurant opened by the narrator during the ghetto period.
Neduld
Named as a restaurant partner.
Beigelman
Named as a restaurant partner.
Ulin over
Named as a restaurant partner and Rumkowski council member.
Rumkowski's council
Council in which the last-mentioned restaurant partner served.
Eisman
A porter identified as the person who beat the narrator.
Mashal Hasid
Former restaurant acquaintance who recognized the narrator at Auschwitz.
Yanek Tsinyan
Underground figure associated with the Auschwitz crematoria.
Auschwitz crematoria
Crematoria shown to the narrator during a nighttime visit.
Itche Heshes
A cousin from Krakow who tried to help the narrator.
Emmerich
A person sent the narrator toward Emmerich, who killed stragglers.
Farmer's yard
A yard where the narrator sought shelter during flight.
Reichland
A destination to which the girls were transported for work.
Unterrion
A place identified as the girls’ destination near Landsberg.
Landsberg
A locality near the place where the girls were taken.
Mr. Schmidt
German official responsible for supervising the workers.
Unspecified camp or labor site
A fenced site containing newly built barracks and fields.
Faylie Razenblum-Perelman
Named author or subject of a testimony about 68 girls from the Łódź ghetto.
Augsburg
City to which the group was transferred around 1942.
Marile Borzhikovski
Person named in a photograph caption.
Hegie Borkovska
Person named in a photograph caption.
Spiegelberg
Person named in a photograph caption.
Felia Biudsha
Person named in a photograph caption.
Rakhzhke Beres
Person named in a photograph caption.
the 08 girls
A group of girls remained together until quarantine dispersal.
Infirmary
A camp infirmary where the narrator sought care during an epidemic.