Łuków
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Transport Association
A transport association was formed for unskilled transport and porter work.
Old transport workers
Workers who traditionally held the transport labor.
Polish-language examiners
Examiners whose requirements affected elected councilors.
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.
Professional associations
Seventeen professional association signs appeared during Warsaw’s occupation.
Bundist activity
Organization or movement whose secretariat was led by Moshe.
Lukow Workers Federation
Workers organization that brought factories and workshops under its control.
Proph Association
Association that organized cultural activities and maintained a library.
Nadel Association
Association whose reopening was supported by long-serving leaders.
Paraitz
Organization whose premises were raided and sealed by police.
Kombund
A political organization active in Lukow.
Young Zion–Workers of Zion Right
Organization named beneath Yoel Zubrawitch’s name.
Beit Yaakov
An organization or group comprising most members of a Hehalutz battalion.
Polish bands
Bands described as helping destroy Jewish Lukow with Hitler’s bands.
Arlenta
A Polish gymnasium football team that invited the group to a match.
Gordonia
The name the group adopted when posting match notices.
Yisai
The organization under which the group became legalized.
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.
Civil Commission for the Civilian Population
A commission presented as the city’s new authority.
Jewish Cultural Association
An association formed and led by named individuals.
Two armed men
Two armed men detained and assaulted the narrator’s father.
Local Bund youth
Local Bund youth warmly welcomed the narrator at the station.
Military Commission
A commission Yosl reportedly attended during the Tsarist period.
Polish AK partisans
Polish AK partisans uncovered a hiding place and killed the narrator’s brother.
Hechalutz
A Zionist organization mentioned among movements attracting Lukow youth.
Lukow Pioneer Group
A pioneer group whose aspirations Yona Noy discussed and supported.
Craftsmen Organization
Organization in which Asprid was active.
Local Women’s Charity Association
A local association of charitable women with a special golden book.
Cooperative Federation
The federation published statistical information containing the credit union’s balance sheet.
Lukow Landsmanschaft Association
An association whose president supported the Bethlehem Society.
Polish Writers’ Association
An organization that sent a condolence expression.
Journalists’ Syndicate
A syndicate that sent a condolence expression.