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Third Reich
State into which Lodz was incorporated.
Ghettos and camps
Ghettos and camps mentioned as means of isolating Jewish people.
Asia
Asia is mentioned among places where people worked or fought during the war.
Siberia
Siberia is mentioned among places where people worked or fought during the war.
Lodz cemetery
Cemetery presented as a sacred burial place and symbol of dreams and hopes.
Auschwitz
Auschwitz is named among the places whose survivor remained alive by a miracle.
Radogoszcz
A district associated with the Krul family and literary gatherings.
German camps
German camps are mentioned among places where displaced Jews remembered Lodz.
Displacement sites
Displacement sites are mentioned as places where Lodz remained remembered.
Agrodowe 9
Address of Mrs. Einer's clinic.
Zgerzher 17
Address where Dr. Goldstein-Polak worked.
Freedom Square
The new market was later called Freedom Square.
Manchester
Łódź was called the Polish Manchester.
Old Market
One of three small streets where Jews initially lived.
New Market
A market north of which Balut developed.
Widzewska Street
A street later called Kilinskiego Street.
Pusta Street
The southern boundary of a Lodz quarter, later called Zwirki and Wigura.
Lipowa or Zakontna
A western boundary of the described Lodz quarter.
Magistrat Street
The eastern boundary of the described Lodz quarter.
Poznan
City named as having universities.
Lublin
City named as having a university.
Kosciuszko Memorial
A memorial located on Wolnosci Square.
Wolnosci Square
Square where the Kosciuszko Memorial stood.
Zielona Street
Street at the synagogue’s corner.
The church
The church remained after Russian power departed and bells continued ringing.
Sosnowiec
The city where Yosef Zander later taught at a Jewish gymnasium.
Warsaw Hall
A hall to which Yerdania later moved its activities.
Ukraine
Ukrainians are identified among national minorities living in Poland.
Concert Hall
Election meetings were held in the concert hall and smaller halls.
Piotrkowska Street
A Łódź street where Jewish residents work, trade, and struggle.
Bałuty
District to which Jewish intellectuals were forced to move.
Chełmno
Destination of deportations from the ghetto.
Melbourne
Publication location identified in the book’s colophon.
Łódź
City commemorated in the Yizkor almanac.
Israel
Destination of fundraising by the landsmanshaft committee.
Poland
Country in which Lodz became the second-largest city.