Łódź
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Jewish population
Jewish population described as isolated and persecuted.
Balut
A Jewish settlement north of the New Market that developed through land leasing and construction.
Lodz
Lodz is described as pioneering compulsory education and possessing notable public cultural institutions.
Assimilated Jews
Group whose leaders included Zygmunt Jarocinski.
Jews, Poles, and Germans
The city is described as inhabited by Jews, Poles, and Germans.
Łódź
Jewish community and setting described in the passage.
Jews
Jewish students and graduates described as facing institutional exclusion and discrimination.
Russians
A smaller Russian population remained from before the First World War.
Polish population
The Polish population is identified as one source of antisemitism.
National Minorities Bloc of Lodz
A national-minorities bloc in Lodz fielded candidates and won two mandates.
Lodz
The passage describes Lodz's political life and organizations.
Lodz Jewish community
Jewish community commemorated by the dedication.
Polish Jewry
The passage describes the final generation of Polish Jewry.
Warsaw
A major Jewish settlement in Poland discussed alongside Lodz.
Lodz
The narrator’s hometown and a major Jewish settlement in Poland.
Lodz
The passage describes political and youth organizations in Lodz.
Lodz Jewish community
A city with developing Jewish industrial, social, political, economic, and cultural life.
Lodz
The passage describes Lodz Jewish newspapers, writers, artists, and performers.
German workers movement in Lodz
The German workers movement maintained close contacts with the Jewish movement.
Lodz Germans
Lodz Germans joined Poles in isolating Jews around the ghetto.
Poles
Poles described as Volksdeutsche participated in isolating Lodz Jews.
Lodz Ghetto
The isolated Jewish ghetto established in Lodz.
Jewish community in Lodz
Postwar Jewish community whose development proceeded in two directions.
Jewish Lodz
The Jewish Lodz described as a creative center and young settlement.
Jewish life around the Old Town synagogue
Dense Jewish commercial life developed around the Old Town synagogue.
Jewish Łódź
The Jewish community of Łódź, portrayed as rivaling Jewish Warsaw.
Łódź Jewish settlement
The Łódź settlement is described as developing from a small Jewish settlement upward.
Jews and Judaism in Lodz
The passage discusses cultural growth among Jews and Judaism in Lodz.
Łódź Jewish community
Community whose administration and council were led by religious factions.
Jewry of Central and Eastern Europe
The Jewish population of Central and Eastern Europe discussed historically.
Lodz Jewish public
Public to which Yitzhak Katzenelson was connected.
Lodz Jewish intellectual community
The Lodz Jewish intellectual environment served by Katzenelson’s home.
Lodz workers
A large worker audience heard and responded to the poet’s new song.
Jewish world
The Jewish world described as the setting of Broderzon's lament.
Jewish culture
The text describes Broderzon as an authoritative figure in Jewish culture.
Traditional Polish Jewish town
Miriam Ulinower is portrayed as embodying the traditional Polish Jewish town.