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A camp infirmary where Felege worked and cared for sick prisoners.
Comrade Fayvl
A young man who led the strike.
Kastshchelne
Location of the registration office approached by parents.
Tzitrinovitsh
Person described as an informer who reported an illegal workshop.
Kripo
Police institution to which the narrator was ordered to report.
German soldier
A German soldier struck the narrator and tried to enter the home.
Bela's sister
The narrator's sister, who refused to leave and later traveled between cities.
Number 28 on Zawisza
An address where a crowd was seen outside the ghetto gate.
Lager-Nitzka 20
Address associated with the resort commissioner.
Marishiner
Place toward which the narrator and others were transported.
Canada
The Canada prisoners shouted instructions and tried to separate children from mothers.
Hokh and Tif
Name of the site containing the concealed ammunition factory.
the Vilner
A man identified by the narrator as being from Vilna.
Mala
A woman from the Schneider-Resort, seated opposite the narrator.
English military
English military personnel who arrived in trucks and liberated the camp.
English forces
English forces that entered earlier than planned after receiving a warning.
Kestenbergs
Family named among Łódź Jews serving in the police.
Jaroczynskis
Family named among Łódź Jews serving in the police.
Metalurgie factory
Factory where houses' belongings were taken.
Kilińskiego 182
Police address for extending foreign passports and obtaining exit permits.
Piotrkowska 279
Address of a consulate that issued visas for money.
Narrator's father
Father included among the narrator's parents during the farewell.
Kavie Nos
A site where 1,400 Jews were killed.
Metalurgy
A place where surviving Jews gathered before workers were dispersed.
Yasnegor Church
A church near the garden where the narrator and wife worked.
Dennehardt
German figure who ordered people to gather at the market.
Hasag
A place described as having been a labor camp.
Workshop guard
A guard unit reportedly shot the older Pasternak.
Narrator
The narrator states that only those who experienced the days can understand them.
Andrzej Wisniewuska
Named in a heading or caption.
Friedland
A place from which prisoners arrived after liberation.
French laborers
French laborers worked alongside the narrator.
Vskhodnie Street
Street where the narrator encounters a person who directs her to a cousin.
The beloved walls
Walls once beloved by the narrator, now compared to boards of a grave.
Doodle
A small figure clinging to Eve’s pale hand.
Emmanuel Ringelblum
Historian associated with the Warsaw underground ghetto archive.