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Ben-Zion Skurka
Led the cooperative store with Shloymele Dvash.
Jewish community institution
Institution whose building was demonstrated in front of.
Yona Nei
Agudah representative on the food distribution committee.
Berl Slushni
Mizrahi representative on the food distribution committee.
Gershon Flikz
Mizrahi representative on the food distribution committee.
Shlomo Rubinstein
Bund representative on the food distribution committee.
Yaakov Grinboim
A passenger transporter’s assistant killed by Polish hooligans in 1920.
Moyshe Shlakhtovitsh
A communist leader named in the passage.
Yitzhak Heibloom
Named member of the joint school committee.
TSYSHO
Organization proposed and supported opening a secular Yiddish folk school.
Left P. Z.
Political faction represented in the joint school committee.
Right P. Z.
Political faction represented in the joint school committee.
Leybl Gliksberg
Leybl Gliksberg is named in connection with the direction of Skif.
Liber
A Lukow-origin person encountered in the Bund committee in Warsaw.
Lublin Zamek
Starting point of a five-day journey to Piotrków central prison.
Hersh der Hoicher
Identified as a provocateur who issued a Łódź textile federation publication.
Professional associations
Seventeen professional association signs appeared during Warsaw’s occupation.
Chaye Sherman
Named participant in the Siedlce conference and regional committee.
Bundist activity
Organization or movement whose secretariat was led by Moshe.
Moshe
A companion named Moshe whose room contained a red flag.
Huberman
A companion who remained and was searched by soldiers.
Unnamed Bund committee member
An unnamed member of the Bund committee was among the detainees.
Mother of the arrested people
A mother of arrested people was to receive a note.
Lublin railway station
Poles gathered at the station and shouted at the Jewish Bolsheviks.
Partuney
A clergyman named Partuney assisted Jewish political prisoners during transport.
Czestochowa railway station
The prisoners arrived at Czestochowa railway station on the fifth day.
Piotrkow railway station
The prisoners arrived at Piotrkow railway station on the sixth day.
Unnamed Polish woman
A Polish political prisoner spent two years exiled in Siberia and escaped during the war.
Poznanski
A comrade who arranged food and lodging after the narrator’s release.
Lukow Workers Federation
Workers organization that brought factories and workshops under its control.
Proph Association
Association that organized cultural activities and maintained a library.
Shepsl Berish
Association official detained during a police encirclement and later murdered.
Nadel Association
Association whose reopening was supported by long-serving leaders.
Ben-Zion Landsberg
Helped support reopening the association.
Paraitz
Organization whose premises were raided and sealed by police.
Landsberg
Former chairman of the leather workers is mentioned.