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Miedzyrzec Podlaski
Miedzyrzec Podlaski is described as near Lukow.
German Gestapo and Gendarmerie
German security forces are described as targeting people in hiding.
Adamow
A nearby locality whose Jews were placed in the reduced ghetto.
Tuchowicz
A nearby locality whose Jews were placed in the reduced ghetto.
Pietrik
A mayor who furnished his office with Jewish furniture.
Trebushov
A place where Jewish men were captured for transfer to Lukow.
Atchepalin
A locality where one Jewish family lived.
Lukow rabbi
The Lukow rabbi addressed Jews before the first deportation and later died during an Aktion.
Burke forests
Sixteen Jews hiding in a bunker were killed in these forests.
Chief forest guard
The chief forest guard gave up Jews hiding in a bunker.
Arrests of two peasants
Two peasants were arrested in Kurteuv after Jews were reportedly found in their barns.
Aktion against Jews in hiding
An automatic weapon burst indicated an Aktion against Jews hiding in the forest.
Trebuszow
The narrator intended to travel to Trebuszow.
Yan M.
A local activist who expelled a woman from a neighbor's barn.
Ditra
A German company involved in collecting eggs and firewood.
Borke
Village where a raid occurred and a farmer spoke.
Grenadier policemen
Grenadier policemen fled together with the gendarmes.
Marketplace opposite the church
Site where Jews were driven and ordered to perform before being shot.
Shooting of 90 persons
Ninety persons were shot after being forced to dance and sing.
Magistrate court
A magistrate court where Jewish people were brought on November 9.
Kościuszko Alley
A Lukow street where a dead Jewish man remained and an event was depicted.
Unnamed Jewish man
An unidentified Jewish man was shot and left dead on a street.
Unnamed male narrator
An unnamed man describes witnessing a deportation transport.
Unnamed wife of the narrator
The narrator's wife suffered an emotional breakdown after witnessing the transport.
African Front
News from the African Front gave the narrator some hope.
Wiger
A company leader brought two Jewish children into the company building.
Zgerzher Street
Detainees were marched through this street toward Radogoszcz.
Bazarna Street
The narrator’s family left their apartment there in Łódź.
Milna Street
A street beside the Warsaw Ghetto wall where an escape opening was located.
Jabłonna
The destination of a tram taken after leaving the ghetto.
Milasne
A town where the narrator arrived and stayed overnight.
Aleksandrow
A village five kilometers from Lukow where the narrator worked.
the narrator's household employer
The employer praised Hitler and advocated exterminating Jews.
Zhinki
A village described as near Alexandrow.
Aleksandrów
Destination toward which the narrator returned to the farmer.
Relative
Relative who urged the narrator to return to the countryside.