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Cultural Department of the Jewish Committee
A department that organized cultural activities and supported writers and actors.
Jewish Printing Press in Lodz
Lodz had the only Jewish printing press mentioned in the passage.
Jewish Historical Institute
The institute later assumed the commission’s function.
First Hebrew school in Lodz
The first and only Hebrew school in Lodz was not supported by the Committee.
Lodz Court of Appeal
Lodz lacked a court of appeal.
Lodz State Theater
Lodz had no state theater.
Lodz Philharmonic
The philharmonic existed under the direction of Strauchen.
Jewish school
A Jewish school described as having a Zionist character and educating youth.
Jewish Gymnasium
A Jewish gymnasium using Polish and Hebrew as instructional languages.
The school
School whose director and teachers are discussed.
TSYSHO Schools
TSYSHO schools were among the Jewish educational institutions mentioned.
Morgenstern
Workers’ party-affiliated sports club.
Shtern
Workers’ party-affiliated sports club.
Browns Gymnasium
A gymnasium attended by Max Geisler.
Hasmonea
Sports club with football and athletics sections.
Bar-Kochba
Oldest sports club in Łódź, noted for gymnastics.
Hakoah
Jewish sports club that reached a high football level.
Kadima
Sports club mentioned among Łódź sports associations.
Jewish factory
A Jewish factory connected to a recommendation for obtaining sports uniforms.
The narrator's school
A school that received tickets to the meeting.
Hebrew University in Jerusalem
The university opened in Jerusalem in 1929.
HaZamir
A venue where Yerdania initially conducted its activities.
University
University where practical numerus clausus operated in some departments.
Juridical Faculty
Faculty whose Jewish graduates faced delays obtaining legal applications.
Advocacy profession
Legal profession requiring the application delayed for Jewish graduates.
Polish government
Government in which Somerstein simultaneously served as a minister.
Jewish institutions
Jewish institutions lost subsidies from the city administration.
Polish Sejm
The passage refers to elections for the Polish Sejm in 1929.
Lodz Jewish community
The community was dominated by Agudah representatives.
Kibbutzim
Collective settlements receiving people through the Zionist movement.
Repatriant House
Facility assisting newly arrived people.
Jewish Historical Commission
The commission was located at Narutowicza Street 29.
Medem Sanatorium
A sanatorium featured in a film shown publicly.
First Jewish school in Lodz
The first Jewish school in Lodz was maintained by the Jewish Committee.
Zionist institutions
Institutions closed during communist control of Jewish life.
Bundist institutions
Institutions closed during communist control of Jewish life.