Person
Brider Yungshteits
ברידער יונגשטיץ
A labor activist and Communist Party activist associated with Lukow.
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... ברידער יונגשטיץ ביי דער ראדזינער בריק. צוליב זיין טעטיקײט אין דער לינקער ארבעטער־באװעגונג װערט ער אפגעזאגט פץ דער ארבעט. נאך דער שפאלטונג פון ״בונד׳ טרעט ער אריץ אין דער קאמפארטיי׳ וװ ער הײבט אן פירן זיק אקטיװע טעטיקײט. ...Connected nodes
Event
Flight to Russia with the Red Army
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Event
Return to Poland
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Event
Transfer to Lublin after arrest
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Place
Radzyner Bridge
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Organization
Bund
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Organization
Communist Party
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Place
Russia
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Place
Poland
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Place
Warsaw
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Place
Lublin
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Person
Moshe Getzel Shpilfoigl
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Institution
Lukow Town Council
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Associated events
Migration · 1920
Flight to Russia with the Red Army
In 1920, the activist fled Poland with the retreating Red Army to Russia.
Migration
Return to Poland
After a short time, the activist returned to Poland and hid in Warsaw.
Arrest
Transfer to Lublin after arrest
An arrested person was led in chains to Lublin.