Łuków
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Kanalove
Kanalove is named as a place where people were confined.
The narrator's family
The narrator says a family lived in each bed in Lukow rooms.
the captured Jew
A Pole captured a Jew and demanded payment from the town authorities.
the narrator’s brother
The narrator’s brother was captured with their mother and later killed by Poles.
the police commander
A former commander from the narrator’s town recognized and secretly released the captives.
Piekazh
Named among boys left behind in the ghetto.
Kemlbrener
Named among boys left behind in the ghetto.
Rapaport
Named among boys left behind in the ghetto.
Gramman
Named among boys left behind in the ghetto.
Stable in a village
A village stable where the narrator hid Saul for six weeks.
Shaul
Shaul did not agree to enter and hide in the cellar.
Kankalewnica Ilanska
Village where the narrator worked undercover during spring 1944.
Priest
The narrator helped the priest during prayers at the church.
Zamkowice
Village where the narrator found their mother and youngest brother in an attic.
Zazheche
A village 100 kilometers away where the narrator sought shelter for the mother.
Second village
Another village where the narrator feared being found.
Dr. Kernicki
A Polish doctor who helped Jews in the Łuków ghetto.
Mordechai Nisnkar
Man reportedly killed with his wife and daughter during German bombing.
Yankl Basshan
Man pictured or mentioned with his wife in the Łuków ghetto.
Pułtusk
Nearby town mentioned alongside Łuków and Nasielsk.
Kanelova Street
Street in Łuków where Jews were concentrated.
Mezeritch Gas
Location near a synagogue in Łuków.
Synagogue near Mezeritch Gas
Synagogue mentioned as a location in Łuków.
Gestapo of Radzyń
Village authorities decided to transfer the captured Jewish person to the Gestapo.
Unnamed village near the railway tracks
The narrator saw trains carrying people and a Jewish escapee in the village.
Mardzin
Town mentioned among surrounding communities whose remaining Jews were removed.
Mezhritsh
Town mentioned among surrounding communities whose remaining Jews were removed.
Shaul
The narrator’s brother, who hid in a haystack and returned to the Łuków ghetto.
Konkolonitsa Ilonska
A village where the narrator lived under a concealed identity.
Zombkovitsa
A village where the narrator found his mother and younger brother on an attic.
Zhitsha
A village where the narrator met his mother after traveling 100 kilometers.
Narrator
The unnamed narrator sought his mother and brother while fleeing attackers.
Farmer
A farmer sheltered the narrator and warned him to flee.
Aharon Ichenberg
Worked at the same labor site, caring for horses in a stable.
Aharon Ichenberg
Named as the narrator’s companion who left the kitchen and hid.
Bravarne Street
Street where the narrator found two brothers in a bunker.