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Litzmanshtater Geto Tsaytung
A ghetto newspaper issued by the Judenrat carried German and Rumkowski ordinances.
Republika
A major Polish-language newspaper supported by the Jewish population.
Moment
A widely circulated newspaper in Lodz.
Folkszeitung
A widely circulated newspaper in Lodz.
Arbeiterzeitung
A widely circulated newspaper in Lodz.
Yidish Lodz
Publication associated with Lodz Jews living in Melbourne and remembrance of Lodz.
Lodzer Folksblat
A daily Jewish newspaper published in Lodz, later called Nayer Folksblat.
Warsaw Bundist Folkszeitung
The Warsaw Bundist Folkszeitung had a special Lodz page before World War II.
Jewish newspaper
The Jewish newspaper was transferred from Lodz to Warsaw.
Young Yiddish
Literary issues associated with a new direction in Yiddish poetry.
Albatros
Warsaw literary journal named among later publications.
Hayom
Hebrew newspaper in which Katsenelson could have published travel letters.
Folksblat
A publication in whose Friday issues Israel Rubin wrote satirical poems.
Fraytik
A Friday publication containing early satirical poems and sketches.
Lodzer Tageblot
A newspaper in which Neyman developed an aristocratic writing style.
Haynt
A major newspaper whose editorial staff included Neyman.
Lodzer Tageblat
Newspaper associated with Emmanuel Hamburski and numerous contributors.
Lodzher Tageblat
A newspaper associated with wealthy merchants, manufacturers, and Jewish intellectuals.
Lodzher Taneblat
A newspaper in which other poets published their works.
The Lodzer Arbeter
Yiddish weekly newspaper published by the Left Poalei Zion.
Drakhnu
A periodical of the Second Gymnasium.
Lodz News
First Jewish newspaper in Lodz, appearing in 1907.
Lodz People's Paper
Newspaper issued by a printers' cooperative in 1922.
Tageblat
A newspaper whose journalists are mentioned in a café.
The Worker
A newspaper listed as appearing in 1909.
Funkn
A Zionist publication listed as appearing in 1909.
The Lodz Joke Sheet
A Lodz newspaper listed as appearing in 1903.
Gut Vokh
A publication issued by Abraham Perlmuter in 1909.
Kukuriku
A publication issued by Abraham Perlmuter in 1909.
The Match and Passover Sheet
A publication listed as appearing in 1909.
Little Fires
A collection listed as appearing in 1910.
First Jewish Sports Newspaper
A Jewish sports newspaper listed as appearing in 1914.
Lodzher Nakhrikhtn
A newspaper later known as Lodzher Tageblat.
Folkblat
Newspaper title used in independent Poland.
Głos Poranny
A Polish-language daily newspaper employing Jewish journalists.
Express Wieczorny
A newspaper associated with Republika.