Łuków
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Aharon Moshe Peker
Person whose house marked the ghetto's described end area.
Narrator's mother
The narrator's mother hid in an attic with the narrator's brother.
Narrator's brother
The narrator's brother hid in an attic with their mother.
Shamai Babinker’s son
Named Jewish partisan identified as Shamai Babinker’s son.
Poliak
A policeman who had hidden the narrator later wanted to drive them out.
Ziegelnie
A place where rescued Jews gathered after liberation.
Chaim Prost
A Jewish survivor reportedly shot after returning to his father’s house.
Leibter Walinsky
A person whose home hosted prayer services.
Nashelsk
A Jewish community whose people were present in Lukow.
Sieradz
A Jewish community whose people were present in Lukow.
Suwalki
A Jewish community whose people were present in Lukow.
Moshe Kramazh
A Judenrat leader who addressed people before deportation to Treblinka.
Yekhiel Handelman
Named as a Jewish policeman encountered in a hiding place.
Yankl Gefen
Named as a Jewish policeman encountered in a hiding place.
Beast Market (Konski Rinek)
Market where wagons and deportees were observed.
Nakh Plaman
Named among people arriving in wagons with identification signs.
Meir Ragalski
Named as a wagon driver accompanying his son Yankl Shohet.
Yankl Shohet
Named as Meir Ragalski’s son and a wagon driver.
Yisrael Freggler
Named as a Jewish police member.
New Jewish Cemetery, Malcenov
Cemetery to which victims were taken.
Batsie
One of two brothers named among burial society workers.
Chaim Veve Finkman
One of two brothers named among burial society workers.
Yosef Ribak
Named among burial society workers.
Meir Moshe Rosenfeld
Simcha Rosenfeld’s father, named among those buried.
Ditz
German company exporting eggs and poultry and employing Jewish workers.
Sawmill
Workplace where Jewish people were employed.
Chief Burger
A chief who organized a labor camp with barracks in the schoolyard.
Lukow station
A station where the transport train stopped and took Lukow residents.
Lapiguz military barracks
A labor camp was located in military barracks four kilometers behind the city.
Zhelekhaver road
The military barracks were located on this road behind the city.
Chief Burger
A chief who repeatedly inspected the sleeping workers at night.
Guyman of Loze
A Volksdeutsch official who inspected the sleeping workers at night.
Krzysztof Fischer
Person from Radzyń who summoned Jewish police.
Radzyner Castle
Site where arriving Jews were searched.
Mendel Lust
Narrator's brother-in-law who hid during the anticipated action.
Noah Flaman
Person who hid during the anticipated action.