Łuków
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Poale Zion
A Zionist faction encountered by the narrator in Łuków.
Council of Four Lands
Council whose acts recorded the agreement.
Rabbis of Łuków
Rabbinical group cited in a reference.
Aharon Waldek
Author cited for a biographical reference work.
Y. Ringelblum
Author cited for a study of Polish Jews in the Kościuszko uprising.
Polish Jews in the Kościuszko Uprising of 1794
Historical work cited with a 1937 Warsaw publication reference.
YIVO
Publisher or institutional source cited in Warsaw.
Y. Shatsky
Author cited for a work titled Historical Writings.
Historical Writings
Work by Y. Shatsky, volume 11, cited in the passage.
Emigration of Bundist activists to America
Several Bundist activists left Lukow and emigrated to America after repression.
Shlomo Rubinshtein
Named contributor associated with a passage on Lukow's cultural, social, and religious life.
Bundist organization in Lukow
Organization formed in Lukow by Jewish youth and others.
Jewish workers of Lukow
Jewish workers organized politically amid socialist and antisemitic pressures.
America
Destination to which Bundist activists emigrated after political repression.
Meir Lieberman
Proposed establishing an album factory.
Hershl Eisenberg
Leader of a Zionist group in Lukow who lectured on Zionism and Israel.
Zionist group in Lukow
Zionist group that developed in Lukow and operated a library.
Daughters of Leyb Barnshteyn
Family associated with a book and newspaper shop hosting a library.
Zionist group library
Library opened in a book and newspaper shop in Lukow.
Jewish population of Lukow
Jewish population left without livelihoods during wartime disruption.
German army
Army participating in Poland’s occupation in 1915.
Austrian army
Army participating in Poland’s occupation in 1915.
Death of Hershl Zilberstein
Hershl Zilberstein died of typhus contracted during volunteer work.
Biedermann
German doctor supervising a hospital in Lukow.
Biala Podlaska
Nearby town named among destinations of displaced Jews.
Mezhirich
Nearby town named among destinations of displaced Jews.
Great Women’s Bet Midrash
Building authorized for use as a hospital during an epidemic.
Hospital in Lukow
Hospital arranged in the Great Women’s Bet Midrash during an epidemic.
Leah Feldman
Eighteen-year-old volunteer who died of typhus while rescuing Jewish refugees.
Chaim Shlomo Feldman
Father of Leah Feldman.
New York
Place associated with Motel Feldman.
Hershl Zilberstein
Twenty-two-year-old professional scribe who died of typhus while volunteering.
Culture Association
Organization with a library, kindergarten, and public school.
Jewish Library
Jewish library opened at the Culture Association.
Kahn
Teacher brought from Warsaw to lead the school.
Bund
Political party that opened a cultural club and organized activities.