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David Wattenmacher, son of Aharon Moshe
Named among the dead lying in the streets.
Velvl Matler
Named among people shot during deportation to Węgrów.
Biarzer Forest
Forest approached during an escape from German guards.
Aba Dishel
A person invoked by Neuman as a supposed brother-in-law connection.
Zukedman family
The family name associated with Sheindl's household.
Orke Gachalik
Author of autobiographical novels about a convicted criminal, shot near Warsaw.
Yiddish Book, Warsaw
Publisher of Ber Mark's 1954 book.
Warsaw Ghetto Archive
Archive containing testimony about Lipe Kestin's murder.
V. H. Ivan
Person who transcribed the archive description.
Wolke Damaszewski
Village where the narrator and family fled.
Hapern
Pharmacy-store owner who visited the town with the narrator.
Moshe Elie Furman
Person present at the narrator's father's house.
Kasztal
Place where people were assembled before deportation toward Wengrow.
Segal
Named among people accompanying a former town-council member to the magistrate.
Sane Drangal
Observed being led after Menashe Spilfoigl.
Narrator's house
House where Gestapo officers and a Polish policeman were waiting.
Yakub
Prisoner identified as an advocate and later as an official.
Sane Brinzl
Named among prisoners held in the cooperative cash office.
Starostwo
Administrative institution beside which the cooperative cash office stood.
Damaniner Forest
A forest where the group was transported and stopped.
Family of the Smolker rabbi’s son-in-law
A five-person homeless family from Serock encountered in Lukow.
David Hirsch Shidlowski
A displaced person from Lukow whose house was burned.
Chełm
The origin of two Jewish doctors held with the group.
Hofer
Named member of the Judenrat appointed by the German landrat.
Ulan
About 3,000 people were driven there for forced labor.
Isza River
Deportees were driven to dig and clean this river.
Zurtche
It was among destinations named for the driven group.
Weberman family
Family name associated with Mashke Weberman.
Michalovce
Town associated with deported Jews from Slovakia.
Demblin
One destination for older deportees, women, and children.
Hayim Forgament
A person who sheltered the narrator and sold him a watch.
Shlomo Tikulski
Was found lying on the corridor floor and ordered to lead attackers to Slodjan.
Pinkhas Slodjan
Was found in bed and shot by the attackers.
Jews from nearby towns and villages
Jews from Adimov, Kock, Terkomle, and surrounding villages were brought into the ghetto.
Nashalovsky
A magistrate worker named Nashalovsky is mentioned after the synagogue scene.
Miechow rabbi's house
House marking the described end area of the ghetto.