Łuków
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Nachtshen
The narrator's second brother, encountered after persecution and injury.
Libe Ribak
Person deported with the narrator's relative and later killed while escaping a train.
Moldovan Cemetery
A cemetery beside the forest where the group sought Jews.
Elke Montschachs
A friend who sheltered the narrator and companions in the Mezritch ghetto.
Reuben
The narrator’s brother, reported absent and presumed dead by Elke.
SS men
SS men with dogs awaited the arrivals at Majdanek.
the narrator's brother
The narrator's brother was selected for cremation but joined the left-hand group.
Aharon
The narrator reports losing Aharon during these events.
Command 103
The narrator worked in Command 103, where selections occurred.
Reuven Tikatski
A person whose sister Elke identifies herself as from Lukow.
Canada magazines
A place where the narrator sorted clothing taken from victims.
Lukowers
People from the Lukow community are described as receiving help and helping survivors.
Ravensbrück
Camp to which prisoners were sent during the evacuation.
Mauthausen
Camp named among destinations for prisoners.
Tanie Walowska
A resident of Lukow mentioned among those leaving with the Red Army.
Eliezer Kesselbrenner
A young man from the Bermans mentioned during an attempted crossing.
Bermans family
Family identified as Eliezer Kesselbrenner's family.
Shimon Weissman
Worked with the narrator on the Siedlce–Terespol railway line.
Terespol
One endpoint of the railway line where the narrator worked.
Damenin camp
Camp to which the narrator and 270 Jews were transported.
Galambek
Work location where camp prisoners were required to labor.
Ditz company
A German company in Lukow employed Jews to clean geese and pluck feathers.
Shalom Walowski
Worked at the Ditz company and participated in taking money for weapons.
Israel Ostreikh
Worked at the Ditz company and participated in taking money for weapons.
Yosef Nehemiah Naterman
Listed among people shot by the Germans.
Rozenstock
Listed among people shot by the Germans.
Chaim Laichman
Credited as the person who collected the account.
Bertshe Ganski
Was mobilized and received military clothing at a mobilization point.
Aharon Krelnboim
Was mobilized but sent back because appropriate equipment was unavailable.
Yosl Mates Leib
Grandfather of Krelnboim who died two days after his return home.
Yaakov Ganski
Gabbai of the burial society who ordered the body moved outside.
Pesach
Kapele's father, who tried to rescue him.
Lipe Zeifenzider
Resident of a house where people called for rescue.
Yosele Naterman
Helped extract survivors from beneath the collapsed structure.
Mechl
Sister of Yitzhak Yapanis, found injured after bombing.
Itshe Wassertrager
Resident of a house destroyed by a bomb.