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Moshe Lipman’s family
Moshe Lipman’s family was associated with theater performances.
Katzenelson family
Katzenelson’s household, including his wife and children.
Narrator's parents
Parents associated with the clothing shop.
Narrator's Hasidic family
The narrator states that they came from a Hasidic family.
Grinbergs family
Listed among people remembered from the theater studio.
Kleigs family
Listed among people remembered from the theater studio.
Pludvinskis family
Listed among people remembered from the theater studio.
Mlot family
Family whose tailor shop hosted rehearsals.
Nazhitz family
A family living at Młynarska 18 in the ghetto.
Family members
Family members divided food rations among themselves in the ghetto.
Tashemka brothers
Two young brothers who exhibited paintings at an exhibition.
the speaker's family
The speaker describes a father in Russia, a recently deceased mother, and two younger children.
families with child providers
Small families with child providers waited in queues and sought food and fuel.
Weksler family
The Weksler family received radio news in the Lodz Ghetto.
Strauch family
The family from which the narrator’s wife originated.
Menashe's family
The family that left Lodz with Advocate Menashe.
Bela's family
Bela's family, whom she sought to remove from the ghetto.
The narrator's family
The narrator's remaining family members were sent left during the selection.
The narrator's family
The narrator says their mother and entire family were burning in crematoriums.
Narrator's family
The narrator's family was transferred during the described action.
Kalenbrenner's family
The Germans liquidated the informer's family; his wife hid and was sought.
12 Łódź families
Twelve Łódź families were among those who disappeared.
Mandels family
Family ordered to leave after the attack on their daughter.
Poznanski family
A family mentioned as participating in the concealment decision.
Beigelman family
Beigelman’s family, mentioned as hiding together.
Badover family
Named family in a memorial list.
Stiferman family
Named family in a memorial list.
Salazh family
Named family in a memorial list.
Yankoverner family
Named family in a memorial list.
Ransh family
Named family in a memorial list.
Mikhowksy family
Named family in a memorial list.
Frirman family
Named family in a memorial list.
Man family
Named family in a memorial list.
Grinberg family
A family is mentioned in a Melbourne listing.
Ele-Fayvl and Braindl Yakubovich family
Parents Ele-Fayvl and Braindl Yakubovich are listed.
Yaakov and Esther Yakubovich
Couple listed as great-grandparents.