Łuków
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Auerbach
Auerbach was among the school teachers.
Moshe Hartman's wife
Moshe Hartman's wife is listed with the school administration.
Lichtenberg
Lichtenberg is named as a collaborator under Leibl Kramazh's direction.
Kultur-Fareyn
Association whose initiative and assistance supported the football team’s organization.
Jewish Socialist Workers Youth
The first Jewish football team organized in Lukow in 1921.
Sports League
League into which the Jewish football team was later admitted.
Siedlce
A town where Łuków players were scheduled to play.
Yitzhak the Black
A poor tailor and activist among artisans who exploited Anshl's naivety.
Anshl Wamp
A prosperous man seeking communal honor and later elected as a communal leader.
Chainie restaurant
A small restaurant serving Jewish artisans on Mezritcher Street.
Mezritcher Street
Street where the Chainie restaurant was located.
Blashki
Owner of a hat shop near the market.
Trishlem’s Shop
Shop opposite Blashki’s hat shop.
Kaze
Person who grabbed Blashki’s bagels.
Friedlander
Resident mentioned near the Guild Alley.
Clock
Clock visible from the Guild Alley near the schoolyard.
Weaving Shop
Shop where weavers worked near the bakeries.
Mendel Lumt
Owner or operator of a vinegar business near Mendel Lumt’s shop.
Mizrahi School
School directed by Abraham for a certain period.
Shamele
One of two brothers who purchased goods from peasants.
Butche
One of two brothers who purchased goods from peasants.
Laybish
A tall market wagon driver remembered for extraordinary strength.
Mralik
An unusual, generous bus driver associated with the Radzin or Kotsk route.
Heibloom
Social activist deported with other political prisoners.
Prumkin
Social activist deported with other political prisoners.
Citizens' militia
Militia formed by the mayor from town residents.
Kaminski
Head of the citizens' militia.
Abraham Chita
Jewish member of the citizens' militia.
Zakalik Am Yisrael Goldgewicht
A Jewish person seen in the workers’ militia.
Civil Commission for the Civilian Population
A commission presented as the city’s new authority.
Son of the Minsk Rabbi
An unnamed commissar who identified himself as the Minsk rabbi’s son.
Isaac Brokers' son-in-law
A political strategist and guide among fleeing men.
Sokhalski
A Jewish man from Lukow who helped the narrator with food and lodging.
Unnamed female host
An unnamed woman offers food and shelter to the narrator and a boy.
Unnamed boy
An unnamed boy shares sleeping space with the narrator.
Israel Shrales
A blacksmith from Pastovnik who was beaten by soldiers.