Łuków
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Jadvisin
Village from which two Jewish group members originated.
Kamnatsker Forest
Forest where the group arrived and built another shelter.
Forest
Forest where the narrator hid overnight.
Surrounding forests
Forests where the narrator slept after leaving the farmyard stable.
the same village
The narrator’s mother and brother were later killed in the same village.
Basements
Residents hid in basements during the attack.
The field
The narrator worked in the field before leaving the village.
Ghettos in the entire region
The narrator recalls liquidation of ghettos throughout the region.
Attic in a village
The narrator found their mother and brother hiding in an attic.
Majdanek
A camp to which people were taken after being captured.
Forest between two villages
A forest dividing two villages.
Stable
A stable beside which the narrator emerged near a colony.
Station
A station near a ravine where the narrator was threatened.
Ravine
A ravine where the narrator hid beneath a bridge.
Bridge
A bridge beneath which the narrator hid.
Colony
A colony near a stable, about one kilometer from the old village.
Old village
An old village located about one kilometer from the colony.
Lublin region
Region whose Jews had been killed by the perpetrators.
Unnamed ghetto
The narrator left the ghetto in early 1943 and described a later violent roundup.
Unnamed village
The narrator was in an unnamed village in spring 1943.
Farmstead
The narrator hid behind a farmstead and barn while attackers searched nearby.
Galilee of Lublin
The passage says the killers finished with the Jews of the Lublin region.
Mezritch ghetto
A ghetto where the narrator and companions arrived and found shelter.
Mezritch market
The market where Jews were assembled.
Dęblin
The train passed through Dęblin.
the camp
The narrator describes a labor block, barracks, electrified wire, and silence.
Majdanek camp
A camp where the narrator endured three months before a selection.
Auschwitz crematorium
A crematorium at Auschwitz is mentioned.
Suwałk
One of the towns from which Jews were brought to Lukow.
Magistrate courtyard
The narrator was hidden in a horse stable in the magistrate courtyard.
Dentist Klimecka's basement
Basement where approximately 70 people hid during bombing.
Serock
The stated origin of a five-person displaced family.
Death camp
The destination to which Moses Aharon Weintraub was sent.
Yatke Street
Street near the synagogue and market where displaced people were sent.
Slovakia
Origin of two transports of Jews brought to Lukow in May 1942.
Teravitch courtyard
Courtyard where some homeless arrivals were housed and supplied.