Łuków
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Gastman
Shoemaker factory owner who transferred his factory from Warsaw.
Moshe
Person identified as leading the secretariat of Bundist activity.
Laputsky
The town commander who entered with ten soldiers and conducted a search.
Political detainees
Additional political detainees joined the train journey to Lublin.
Unnamed condemned woman
Prisoner accused of murdering and dismembering a man.
Unnamed doctor
Doctor treated the narrator for nervousness and promised a cell transfer.
Unnamed Bundist-school teacher
A young woman and teacher from a Bundist school traveled with the narrator.
Nokh
A person who sent Regina to Piotrków with money.
Regina
A female associate sent to Piotrków with money.
Baumgarten
A comrade who provided food and lodging after the group’s release.
Moshe Feltzman
Named author or contributor of a passage about Lukow.
Shie-Velvl Zuckerman
Worked to acquire books for the association.
Benimele Shildkroit
Long-serving chair of the Nadel Association.
Y. Gottlieb
Named among prominent lecturers who participated in presentations.
Y. Shifer
Named among prominent lecturers who participated in presentations.
N. Prilutski
Named among prominent lecturers who participated in presentations.
D. B. Malkin
Named among prominent lecturers who participated in presentations.
Y. Zrubavel
Named among prominent lecturers who participated in presentations.
Hillel Zeitlin
Named among prominent lecturers who participated in presentations.
Sarah Goldstein
A librarian remembered among Lukow cultural activists.
Narrator's father
The narrator's father prayed Shacharit daily at Chaya Sarah Beth Midrash.
Meir Lashitzer
Meir Lashitzer participated in discussions of difficult Talmudic subjects.
Aharon Neta
Aharon Neta participated in discussions of difficult Talmudic subjects.
Benzion Melamed
Benzion Melamed participated in discussions of difficult Talmudic subjects.
Miechower rabbi
A rabbi who welcomed the charity fund representatives and addressed worshippers.
Yaakov Lichtenstein
Named as a deceased contributor to the Lukow mutual aid fund.
Shmuel Shaynberg
Named as a deceased contributor to the Lukow mutual aid fund.
Leah Feldman (Waksman)
Named as the deceased wife of the passage’s unnamed author.
Moshe Shlachtawitz
Spoke in support of the stated program for Jewish workers.
Moshe Zukerman
Author name heading a passage about the left Poale Zion in Lukow.
Chaim Meir Heiglum
Opened a 1924 evening meeting with a question about the Jewish worker’s path.
Gadalia Goldfinger
Metalworker who supported forming a Left Poale Zion branch in Lukow.
Shlomo Laterman
Tailor worker who supported forming a Left Poale Zion branch in Lukow.
Roize Fishbein
A seamstress reportedly living in Paris at the time of writing.
Leah Factor
Hosted meetings at her home, reportedly located by the cemetery.
Meir Saltzman
A contact from Siedlce who attended a meeting in Łuków.