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Yitzhak Weinberg’s wife
Unnamed wife with whom Weinberg lived a good life.
Yitzhak Weinberg’s child
Unnamed child of Weinberg and his wife.
Kyiv
Location behind which Weinberg served on the front.
4th Regiment
Military unit with which Weinberg served during the Polish-Bolshevik War.
Isaac Weinberg
A Jewish restaurant owner whose establishment was entered by a German soldier.
Czestochowa
The narrator sent his wife and child there during the war.
Nawomiejskaya 4
An address near the Jewish area where the narrator moved.
4 Lanevunitska Street
Address where the narrator opened a restaurant.
Leon Opatowski
Named as a restaurant partner.
Berman
Named as a restaurant partner.
Ratner
A friend and judge who destroyed the narrator’s papers.
Chemnitz
The city where the narrator worked after Auschwitz.
Auto Union munitions factories
Munitions factories in Chemnitz where deportees worked.
Unnamed narrator
A prisoner describing deportation and survival during a death march.
Pilsen, Czechia
The destination of the death march from Chemnitz.
Unnamed German soldier
A German soldier recognized the narrator as a barber and refused to shoot him.
Unnamed friend
A fleeing friend was shot and killed by a soldier.
Forest
A forest where the narrator hid from German forces.
Pit
The narrator hid in a pit beneath leaves in the cold.
Unnamed German guard
A German shouted at a dog searching for prisoners.
Hospital in Pilsen
A hospital in Pilsen where the narrator awoke.
Pilsen
The place where the narrator was found and treated after liberation.
Americans
American forces found and rescued the narrator in the forest.
21 Mlynarska Street
An address where the narrator says they lived.
Baluty Market
A market where selected girls were assembled before deportation.
Unspecified company
The company transferred the workers to another location for winter work.
Lochhof near Munich
A location near Munich where the workers were employed in 1942.
Munich
German city whose Jewish community assisted the narrator’s group with clothing and bedding.
Munich Jewish community
Community that provided clothing and warm winter bedding.
Ammunition factory in Augsburg
Factory where the group worked after transfer around 1942.
Hanka Elsner
Person named in a photograph caption.
Regine Besserman
Person named in a photograph caption.
Guta Engel
Person named in a photograph caption.
Felia Perelman
Person named in a photograph caption.
Henie Derfler
Person named in a photograph caption.
different barracks
The girls were dispersed among different barracks after quarantine.