Gettoverwaltung Lodz (Lodz Ghetto Administration) - File no. 19 - District governor: Population of the ghettos surrounding Lodz and the status of the population, appeal by Rumkowski to the district administration regarding overcrowding in the ghetto, and other matters

Gettoverwaltung Lodz (Lodz Ghetto Administration) - File no. 19 - District governor: Population of the ghettos surrounding Lodz and the status of the population, appeal by Rumkowski to the district administration regarding overcrowding in the ghetto, and other matters - "Staged" articles by "Der Stuermer" for propaganda purposes, regarding criminality and economic distress, August 1940; - Dispatching of Jewish physicians from the Lodz Ghetto to the Lask Ghetto, Belchatow Ghetto and the Pabianice Ghetto due to the outbreak of typhus, March 1940; - Number of residents in the ghettos in March 1942: the Pabianice Ghetto has 7,902 inmates; the Lask Ghetto has 3,430 inmates; the Belchatow Ghetto has 4,110 inmates; the Lwow Ghetto has 5,140 inmates; - Letter from the mayor of the city Dr. Marder to the Regierungspräsident (Regional governor) on 04/07/1941, with a request to collect income tax at the rate of the municipal tax; - Letter by Rumkowski to the regional governor on 21/06/1941, with a request to prevent the entrance of additional people into the ghetto due to overcrowded housing, and a request to ensure places for the purpose of opening additional workshops in order to fulfill orders for the army; refusal by the regional governor to a direct appeal by Rumkowski in writing, but rather only by means of Biebow, the supervisor over the ghetto; - Proposal by Biebow in a letter to the HTO, to activate unused mechanical equipment outside the ghetto in order to increase the work of the Jews who are earning their livelihood; - Letter written by the mayor of the city Marder to the regional governor on 14/02/1941, in which he rejects the claim that he is using the ghetto only for the means of the city; - Matters regarding accounts (bookkeeping); list of food suppliers to the ghetto (undated); shortage of money, which is preventing the ghetto's residents from purchasing food, September 1940; - Proposal in a letter sent to the mayor, to employ Jewish men and women as laborers for the paving of the Frankfurt-Posen highway, April 1940.