establishment of the ghetto, from February 1940. First resettlement
in the newly created sealed district. 143
25. Date unknown, Warsaw ghetto, author unknown, [recorded by
Mordkhe Schwartzbard?], account of events in Łódź (December
1939 — March 1940). Resettlement in the Bałuty district and the Old
Town. Deportation to the camp in Radogoszcz. 148
26. Date unknown, Warsaw ghetto, author unknown, “ לאָדזש ” [Łódź].
Establishment of the ghetto in Łódź. Living conditions in the sealed
district. 160
27. After April 1941, Warsaw ghetto, Jan Kapczan, ”מאַטעריאַל וועגן דער
פֿינאַנץ-ווירטשאַפֿט פֿון די ייד. קהלות אין אָקופאַציע-געביט בשעת דער מלחמה“
[Material on the financial management of the Jew(ish) kehillahs
in the occupied territories during the war]. Cases of embezzlement in
the Jewish communities of Łódź and Warsaw. 165
28. January 1941, Łódź ghetto, register of all departments of labour in the
Łódź Ghetto and their products [fragment]. Information on the types
of production and services provided by individual departments and
production plants in the Łódź Ghetto (with addresses). 170
29. Before January 1941, Łódź ghetto, list of departments and offices (with
addresses) of the Jewish administration in the Łódź ghetto. List of
members of the Main Committee of the Supreme Control Chamber
(N.I.K.). 173
30. June 1940 — February 1941, Łódź ghetto, Mordekhai Chaim
Rumkowski, The Eldest of the Jews in Litzmannstadt, announcements
1) — 25) and other printed documents. 178
31. 15 May 1940, Łódź ghetto, paper money of the Łódź ghetto.
Banknotes (Quittungen) in denominations of: 1, 2, 5, 10, 50 marks and
50 pfennigs. 204
32. Date unknown, Łódź ghetto[?], “1940 פרייַזן אין לאָדזש אין יוני ” [Prices
in Łódź in June 1940]. Price differences for various articles inside the
ghetto and in the rest of the town. 205
33. After 30 January 1941, place unknown, [Shmuel Winter?], “Notatka
o położeniu gospodarczym getta łódzkiego w końcu stycznia 1941r.”
[Note on the economic situation of the Łódź ghetto in late January
1941][fragment]. Food supply, school system, and production in
the ghetto. 206
