Lodz ghetto

Her parents were sent to the Lodz ghetto, and she never saw them again.

He was a new fish here, but he'd learned better than that in the Lodz ghetto.

He'd been able to make himself prominent in the Lodz ghetto.

Soon the gates of the Lodz ghetto were shut and no one came in, they only went out.

"Lodz Ghetto" is a work of immense literary and moral power.

That was about as far from where they were as one could go and remain in the Lodz ghetto.

He escaped the Lodz ghetto with his parents, was captured and interned.

"Lodz Ghetto" is, above all, a book about Holocaust time.

He'd imagined himself rich until he discovered that the Lodz ghetto currency was al- most worthless.

The square didn't hold the market alone; the administra- tion offices for the Lodz ghetto were there, too.

That was the approach he took in editing "The Chronicle of the Lodz Ghetto."

Nobody disagreed with him, not out loud, but nobody sprang up to say anything nice about the Jews in the Lodz ghetto.

After a ransom of 150 marks per prisoner was paid, all Jewish prisoners were moved to the Lodz Ghetto.

He died during World War II in the Lodz Ghetto.

Could that have been Otto Skorzeny on the streets of the Lodz ghetto, or was he starting at shadows?

He realized that the Lodz Ghetto could make a profit for the Germans if it were converted into essentially a slave labor complex.

Some 40,000 Jews were deported to the Lodz ghetto from other countries; many, including one of Kafka's sisters, died at Chelmno.

At least there were enough potatoes to go around these day The Lodz ghetto had been as hungry as Warsaw's, maybe hun grier.

Among them are Chaim Rumkowski, the feared and despised leader of the Lodz ghetto's Jewish Council.

"Haunting Voices From Lodz Ghetto", Never Again!

Riva, her mom and younger siblings are forced to live in the Lodz Ghetto, where younger brother Laibele contracted tuberculosis.

His parents and sister Esther remained behind, were interned at the Lodz ghetto and perished in the Trawniki concentration camp.

The Germans had done their worst to the Lodz ghetto, second largest in Poland after War- saw , s, just before the Lizards came.

The next day, Zelkowicz records, the "action" in the Lodz ghetto began: "Over on Rybna Street the police have to take them out of apartments.

During the Second World War he was a resident of the Lodz ghetto, from which he was transferred in 1944 to Auschwitz.