Lodz Ghetto Jews

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The Łódź Ghetto Jews were the imprisoned Jewish population of the Łódź Ghetto in Nazi-occupied Poland, subjected to forced labor, starvation, and mass deportations that led to their near-total annihilation during the Holocaust.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Holocaust victims
Jewish community
ghettoized population
administeredBy Judenrat of Łódź Ghetto
Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski
approximateInitialPopulation over 160000
commemoratedBy Holocaust museums worldwide
memorials in Łódź
countryAtTheTime Second Polish Republic
deportedTo AuschwitzBirkenau
surface form: "Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp"

Chelmno
surface form: "Chełmno extermination camp"

other Nazi camps
documentedIn ghetto chronicles and diaries
ethnicity Jewish
fate near-total annihilation
ghettoEstablished 1940
ghettoLiquidated 1944
languageUsed German
Polish
Yiddish
locatedIn Nazi-occupied Poland
Łódź NERFINISHED
Łódź Ghetto
mortalityRate extremely high
persecutedBy Gestapo
Nazi Germany
SS
populationIncluded Jews deported from Austria
Jews deported from Germany
Jews deported from other parts of Poland
Jews deported from the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia
Roma and Sinti (temporarily)
local Jews from Łódź
religion Judaism
rememberedFor forced labor-based survival strategy
suffering under extreme exploitation
subjectTo confiscation of property
curfews and movement restrictions
disease and epidemics
food rationing
forced labor
forced labor workshops
forced resettlement
ghettoization
mass deportations
overcrowded housing
selection for deportation
starvation
survivors small minority
timePeriod Holocaust era
World War II
victimOf Holocaust
Nazi racial policy
extermination policy
genocide

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Chelmno victimGroup Lodz Ghetto Jews
subject surface form: "Chełmno extermination camp"