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Pisterman  Family
Łódź, Poland
1906

TOWN INDEX
Łódź

also known as Litzmannstadt, Litzmanstadt and Lódzh
Located in Piotrków Gubernia in present-day Poland
73.8 miles WSW of Warszawa
Longitude 51 degrees, 45 minutes
Latitude 19 degrees, 28 minutes

Museum of Family History links that refer to Łódź:

Postcards from Home:
The Galas Family

The Haltrecht Family Siblings
 The Ajzenberg Family
 Ramul Bronski
 The Chaimowicz Family
 The Pisterman Family
 Anna Boksner and Children
 A Migdal/Silberstein Cemetery Visit 1929
 David Ritz
 The Gitlin Family
 Gitle Frimet Jablon
 Gerson Israel Taschner Adler
 The Family of Ester and Israel Myers Wolf
 The Wolf Family Relatives
 Aaron Jankiel and Malka Mariam Diament
 The Diament Family
 The Rosenberg Orphanage
 Adela and Yosel Piaskogorski
 William, Nathan and Sarah Weisbart
 The Weisbart Family

Łódź Ghetto Cemetery Burial Lists
How We Worked: The Silberstein Barber and Beauty Shop
How Our Families Came to America: From Lódz to Ellis Island
The Map Room: Łódź 1936-1937
Society Gates: Łódź
Holocaust Memorials in Eastern Europe: Lódz
Holocaust Memorials in New York: Łódź
Cemetery Project: Lódz society plots in New York and New Jersey
Preserving Jewish Heritage: The Lódz Ghetto
Walk in My Shoes...Memories of the Holocaust: Alter Pisarek 
 
The Last Minutes of Chaim Rumkowski   



External links of interest to Łódź researchers:

Lódz City Guide (in English and Polish)

Lódz ShtetLinks
Lódz Area Research Group
We Remember Jewish Lódz and its Region!
We Remember Lódz Cemetery!
JewishLódzCemetery.org
Jewish Cemetery in Lódz
Foundation Monumentum Iudaicum Lódzense
Pinkas Hakehillot Polin
LódzJews.com
Lódz Synagogues
Unusual Beauty of Lódz
Places of Lódz Where Synagogues Once Stood
Lódz Ghetto Database
Lódz Ghetto Hospital Death Records
Lódz Ghetto Hospital Illness Records
Lódz Transports to Chelmo Extermination Camp

Łódź Ghetto, from www.deathcamps.org
Łódź Cemetery Gravestone Photos from Piotr Berghof
Searching the Łódź Cemetery in One-Step, from Steve Morse
 



THE CITY OF Łódź

cir 1938



Courtesy of the New York Public Library, Humanities and
Social Sciences Library / Slavic and Baltic Division



 

 

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