Łuków
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Teravitch
Locality from which the dead were taken for burial in Lukow.
Synagogue
The narrator hid among homeless people in the synagogue.
Courtyard
The narrator’s wife hid in a courtyard after leaving the house.
Pasternik
Part of the ghetto described in the passage.
Brickyard
The narrator and others hid in a brickyard after escaping.
Katowice
A city the narrator traveled to after the war.
Munich
A city the narrator traveled to from Katowice.
Minsk Mazowiecki
A place where Judenrat leader Moshe Kramazh addressed deportees.
New holy place
Place consecrated for the righteous and holy deceased.
Lukow area
The narrator wandered in the Lukow area.
Soviet Union
Country identified as the location of the Tashkent hospital.
Wrocław
City where the narrator worked in the Jewish Committee.
Lower Silesia
Region named as the location of the Jewish Committee.
Magistrate Yard
Site where eighty children were reportedly shot at night.
Galambek forest
A group of sixteen people went to the Galambek forest.
Forest bunker
The bunker was attacked with two grenades and later became a grave.
Brussels
City where a small Lukow emigrant group formed an association.
Polish border
Border where luggage and documents were strictly inspected.
Toulouse
Area near which the travelers arrived after eight days.
Spanish border
Border near the town where the travelers arrived.
Dunkirk
Location associated with the military defeat described by the narrator.
England
A proposed destination for some displaced people.
Vichy
The location where a capitulationist government was formed.
Maltsinov site
A site where Jews from the town were buried.
Brussels Jewish cemetery
Cemetery where Lukow remains were buried.
Pithiviers camp
Camp where Moshe Zukerman and named Lukow residents were taken.
Block 14
A special block for privileged prisoners and combatants.
Block 15
A camp block where the narrator was initially imprisoned.
Block 8
A camp block to which the narrator was transferred after two days.
Block 7
A fenced camp block identified as the supposed sick block.
Block 12
A camp block where a prisoner inspection occurred.
Camp
Camp where the narrator underwent selection.
Upper Silesia
Region identified as the block leader’s origin.
Antwerp
The city identified in connection with the Diamond Club.
Greece
Country where the mentioned railway station was located.
Appellplatz
Assembly square where prisoners were counted and inspected.