The Lodz Ghetto, the second largest after Warsaw, housed more than 160,000 people during the war. But while Sutton was deported to Auschwitz during the Nazis’ final liquidation of the Ghetto, ...

Photos from inside Lodz Ghetto 06:15. An exhibit of unearthed photographs is offering a heartbreaking glimpse into an unforgivable part of our past. With Chip Reid, we uncover it again: ...

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It was the morning of the first day of eighth grade, and Julius Jacobs was walking the 4 miles to school along pretty byways in the Polish city of Lodz, chatting with his friends and anticipating ...

Lodz Ghetto. March, 1943,” reads the inscription on the amulet, made from two old coins. The son apparently created the amulet for his mother so she would not forget him if he was sent to the ...

On left, an untitled photo of the Lodz Ghetto by Henryk Ross, 1910-1991. On right, one by Ross of a Jewish doctor imprisoned in the Lodz Ghetto. (Courtesy of Museum of Fine Arts Boston via JTA) ...

A rare archive of the 1940s Lodz Ghetto in Poland, buried underground to survive the war, and later used in the trial of Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann, comes to Boston’s MFA.

The Lodz Ghetto was created by the Nazis when they invaded Poland in 1939. Epstein described the strict physical barriers of the ghetto to CBS 2 Morning Insider Vince Gerasole.

The Lodz ghetto was administered by the controversial “Elder of the Jews,” Chaim Rumkowski. (Day-to-day life in the ghettos was typically run by Jews appointed by the Nazis.) ...

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