107. Jurandot’s satire on current events²²³
108. Flavour [?]
109. Invitation to the “Madness on the Mezzanine” ²²⁴ revue
110. Invitation to concerts (at the Bagatela Café)
111. List of fees received (Supply Section of the Judenrat)
112. Announcement concerning toilet soap distribution²²⁵
[5] 113. Invitation to tea
114. Bill (Edward Bujmowski)
115. Entrance ticket
116. Volterm Precision Electricity Workshop
117. Invitation to the Słoneczna Café at Tłomackie Street 4
118. La Tonicyle Madelys [?]
119. Kommissarische Verwaltung Sichergestellter Grundstücke in Warschau²²⁶
120. “Excelsior” (Radom factory of polish and boiled oil)
121. List of mail issued, Postal Depository of the Judenrat,²²⁷ Ciepła Street 20
122. “Aldoza” chemical and pharmaceutical laboratory
123. Clothes production, W. Leszczyński
124. “Madness on the Mezzanine”
125. Luftschn bedienst Rote²²⁸
126. Check sheet for No. [?] (Eng[eneer] J. Szerman)²²⁹
127. Torpedo
128. Notification (Z. Tajn[?] Carpenter’s Shop)
129. Staff ID (Office to Combat Profiteering)
130. Invitation to a vocal-musical concert
223 Jerzy Jurandot (Jerzy Glejgewicht) (1911–1979) – Polish poet, playwright, satirist, and author of lyrics.
224 The title referred to the theatre’s name, Na pięterku (Polish, on the mezzanine). It opened on 17 June 1941. ARG I 197 (Ring. I/1112/3). 225 See ARG I 275/16, 27 (Ring. I/1080); I 276/7a, 18, 24a, 26a (Ring. I/775; I/776/1).
226 (Ger.) Secured Real Estate Receivership in Warsaw, the departament in the office of Warsaw district, responsible of managing buildings which used to be owned by Jews.
227 Postal Depository of the Judenrat (Postal Depository of the Jewish Quarter), post office in the Warsaw ghetto.
228 (Ger.) Luftschn picks hearts – meaning obscure.
229 Cf. ARG I 328 (Ring. I/182).
