Pages Title Author V-VI Forward   VII-XII Preface Dr. Rafael Mahler       The Development of the Community   3-31 Jews in Czenstochow Up to the First World War Dr. Yakov Shatzki 32-46 Czenstochow Becomes a City Kh. L. Szwarc     The Economic Life   47-50 Jews in Industry D. Bezworodka 50-60 Professional Workers Union Dr. R. Mahler, Y. Sh. Herc. A. Khrobolowski 60-61 The Professional Union of Trade Employees A. Khrobolowski 61-64 The Artisans Union and Guilds A. Gotlib 64-65 HaHalutz Bal Melokhe A. Szimeonowicz     Culture and Education   66-68 The Gardening School A. Buchman 68-70 The Artisans School A. Gotlib 70-77 Worker Nurseries and Folks-Shul Named After Y. L. Peretz Haya Wage-Ratman 78-79 The Yidishe Gymnazie S. Wirstel 79-80 Evening Courses A. Khrobolowski 80-85 “Lira” and the “Jewish Literary Society” F. Szmulewicz, A. Khrobolowski 85-87 Jewish Libraries   87-92 Yiddish Theater in Czenstochow   92-101 The Yiddish Press A. Khrobolowski, M. Tzeszinski, R. Rederman 101-103 Jewish Sports Movement W. Gliksman, A. Chrabolowski, R. Federman (From the Jubilee Publication) 103-104 The New Synagogue A. Koifman     Social Institutions   105-107 “Domboczinoszcz” Dr. Kon-Kolin, F. Szmulewicz 107-108 The Jewish Hospital (from the “Czenstochower Wakhnblat” of 31st October 1918)   109-110 Popular Bakery F. Szmulewicz 110-111 TOZ Dr. Kon-Kolin 111 Czenstochower Cooperative A. Khrobolowski 112 Photographs for the article “Worker Nurseries and Folks-Shul named after Y.L. Peretz   113-114 Rescue Commission for Refugees from Germany Tz. Szpalten, F. Szmulewicz     The Jewish Workers Movement   115-122 S.S. (Zionist-Socialist Workers Party), “Fareinikte” (United), “Independent” Yitzhak Gurski, S. Feinreikh, Feitl Shmulewicz, and A. Khrobolowski 122-123 The Zionist Socialists in Conflict with the Scoundrels M. Feinreikh 123-144 The General Jewish Workers Bund Sh. Y. Herc 144-150 Left Poalei-Zion Yakov Kener 150-152 HaShomer HaTzair Haim Landau 152-156 Political Persecutions and Trials A. Khrobolowski, H. Zigas 157-165 Jewish Fighters on the Fields of Spain Gina Medem     Pogroms   165-166 Forward Dr. Rafal Sohler 166-170 The “Rabinek” – the Pogrom in 1902 Mark Liber, Supplemented by Shimkha Lev 170-177 The Second Pogrom H. Feiwelowicz, A. Khrobolowski 177-183 The Third Pogrom Y. Sh. Herc and Correspondence from the New York “Tog” 183-186 The Last Year A. Khrobolowski 186 Several coworkers from the Jewish press in Czenstochow (for the article, “Jewish Press”)     Czenstochow Holocaust   188-201 The Catastrophe of the Community L. Brener 201-206 Testimony A. (Haran) B. (Randes) 206-212 Testimony Avraham Izbicki 212-215 Jews Driven to Germany Through Czenstochow Shimeon Gotayner 215-218 The Destruction of the Synagogue (New Synagogue) W. Gliksman 218-219 A Night in the Czenstochow Ghetto A. Izbicki 220-222 The Last 24 Hours in “HASAG” D. Koniecpoler 223-226 The Activity of the Jewish Ordnungdienst M. Kushner 226-230 Activities of the Bund Under the Hitler Occupation M. Kushner 230-232 The Activities of the Kibbutz [Community] During the German Occupation L. Yurikhte 232 How the Party Flags of Left Paolei-Zion Were Hidden Yehezkeil Brzezinski 233 The Artisans and the Devastation D. Koniecpoler 233-239 Orders from the German Regime (From the Archive of the Central Jewish Historical Committee in Poland) 239-243 The End… Dr. Josef Kruk 243-246 Revenge is Sweet (Reprinted from the “Landersberger Lager Zeitung”, Organization of the Survivors in Landsberg, Bayern) 246-247 The Hitlerist Bandit Will Hang on the Gallows (Reprinted from the Czenstochower “Glos Narodu”) 247-249 On the Third Anniversary of the First Jewish Revolt in the Czenstochower Ghetto L. Brener 249-252 The New Czenstochow W. Gliksman 253-254 The Children's House in Czenstochow Ida Merczin (From “The New Life”, Lodz, January 12, 1945)   Czentochower in America   256 Documents for the Article “General Overview of Fraternal Help”   257-264 “General Overview of Fraternal Help” A. Khrobolowski 265-269 Czenstochower Aid Society and Czenstochower Relief Committee in New York A. Koifman 269-277 The United Czenstochower Relief Committee in New York A. Khrobolowski, A. Koifman 277-281 Czenstochower Relief Workers in New York A. Khrobolowski 281-282 The Czenstochower Shul (synagogue) in New York Y. Kirshenbaum 282-285 Czenstochower Young Men Josef Koifman 286-288 Czenstochower Young Ladies Auxiliary in New York A. Koifman 289-292 Czenstochower Br. 261 Arbeiter Ring (Workmen's Circle) in New York A. Litman 292-298 Czenstochower Branch 11 of the Jewish People's Order D. Tanksi 298-299 Czenstochower Branch of the Jewish National Workers Union J. Wein 299-302 The Czenstochower Patronat in New York D. Tanksi 303 Founding Members and Supporters of Czenstochower Aid Society & Czenstochower Relief Committee   303-305 Czenstochower and Vicinity Educational Organization in Chicago R. Pozner 306-309 Czenstowchower Independent Union in Chicago M. Tseszinski 309-310 Czenstochower Women's Aid Society in Chicago P. Prodel 310-313 Czenstochower Regional Union in Detroit J. Gliksman 313-315 The Czenstochower Aid Society in Los Angeles H. Groyman 315-316 The Czenstochower Patronat in Los Angeles H. Groyman 317 Rozenblat–Dykerman Circle in New York D. Tanksi 318-328 National Conference of the Czenstochower Landsmanschaftn in America and Canada R. Federman     Neighboring Landsmanschaften   328-330 There Once Was a Shtetl [Town] Działoszyn Mary Rozen 330-337 First Dzialoszyner Chevra Anshei Bnei Achim in New York R. Federman 337-340 Nowo-Radomsk P. Kalka 340-342 Nowo-Radomsker Landsmanschaft in New York P. Kalka 342-344 Kamyk H. Yelin     Czentochower in Eretz-Yisroel   345-347 Czentochower in Eretz-Yisroel 348-350 A Meeting of Czenstochower in Tel Aviv M. Smulewicz, G. Freitag     Czentochower in Canada   350 Documents of the Czenstochower Organizations in America and Canada   351-352 The Czenstochower Aid Society in Toronto W. Gliksman 352-354 Czenstochower Area Aid Union Montreal (Canada) W. Gliksman     Czentochower in Argentina   354-355 Union of Czenstochower Landsleit in Argentina     Czentochower in Paris   355-358 Czentochower in Paris D. Wroclowski     Memories and Photographs   359-360 A Day in Czenstochow Avraham Reisen 360-361 Czenstochow, My Czenstochow Leibish Lehrer 361-362 In and Around the Workers Club A. Chrobalowski 363-364 Czenstochower Coalminers Shimeon Biro 364-366 Doctors Dr. L. Lazarowicz 366-367 A Bouquet of Flowers F. Gerbowski 367-368 Anonymous Landsleit Bela Goldwirt 368-373 The Maranskis (The History of A Czenstochower Family) A. Khrobolowski 374-398 From My Life R. Federman   399-403 The History of the Book, Czenstochower Yidn [Czenstochow Jews] Editorial Colleagues   404 Biography of Dr. Mahler 404 Some Co-Workers   I-CXIV Who and Where Biographies     CXV-CXXXVIII Czenstochower in the Struggle Against Fascism   CXXXIX-CXLIV Eternal Rest The last three parts were adapted from the supporting materials according to the layout of the names checked by A. Khrobolowski, W. Gliksman and R. Federman

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