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Vilner Geto-Yires
Periodical cited as an example of Jewish publication in Vilna.
Litzmannstadt Geto Tsaytung
Periodical cited as an example of Jewish publication.
Gazeta Zhidovska
A Krakow newspaper that reported on the literary gatherings.
Abraham Brat
A former editorial board member who opened the gatherings.
Havilla
A prewar Polish-Jewish daily newspaper.
Hoffman
An actress who read biblical passages at literary gatherings.
Moshe Shimel
A poet who read his lyrical poems at literary gatherings.
Y. Berman
A writer who contributed satirical material to the gatherings.
Elisha Winteroyb
A young refugee writer who contributed satirical material.
Korneraykh
A refugee writer who contributed satirical material.
Lviv ghetto gate
A ghetto gate near which Jewish musicians were forced to play.
Jewish writers of Lviv
Jewish writers in Lviv who wrote in Yiddish, Hebrew, or Polish.
David Koenigsberg
Yiddish writer who headed the Jewish department within Lviv's General Writers' Association.
Yakov (Yankel) Shoderikh
Young Yiddish poet and secretary of the Jewish writers' department.
Jewish Department within the General Writers' Association in Lviv
Jewish department within Lviv's General Writers' Association.
Yerachmiel (Miltche) Green
Yiddish writer and author of “Lines from Kolomyia.”
Helena Green
Poet and author of a sorrowful prisoners’ song.
Yanov Camp
Camp where David Koenigsberg and Yerachmiel Green were sent.
Dovbush
Ukrainian outlaw mentioned in Shoderikh’s poems.
Group of young people
Group that attempted to leave the ghetto and join partisans in February 1943.
Moshe (Maurici) Shimel
Writer whose fate was unknown.
Sanie Fridman
Writer reported to have been in Yanov camp.
Deboha Fogel-Bernblit
Writer of Polish-language poems and essays.
Berl Shnaper
Writer whose fate was unknown.
Daniel Iher
Writer whose fate was unknown.
Israel Vinelz
Reportedly captured during an Aktion against elderly people and taken to execution.
Shmuel Yaakov Imber
Poet and publicist deported to Belzec extermination camp in November 1942.
Yazirna
Town where Imber stayed with his wife’s parents.
Dr. Hertschnik
Imber’s brother-in-law and director of the Jewish hospital.
Alter Katsizne
Famous Yiddish writer who settled in Lviv in 1940 and was killed by Ukrainians.
Lviv radio broadcasts in Yiddish
Yiddish radio service whose literary director was Alter Katsizne.
The Opera of the Jews
Opera by Alter Katsizne accepted for performance by Kyiv’s royal theater.
Royal Theater in Kyiv
Theater that accepted Katsizne’s opera for performance.
Moshe Paale
Hebrew writer and teacher associated with a gymnasium on Zygmuntowska Street.
17 Zygmuntowska Street
Address of the gymnasium where Moshe Paale taught.
Jewish Mutual Aid Office
Organization with which Moshe Waldman-Goliger was active.