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Yankel Gefen
Person who hid during the anticipated action.
Yisroelche Rabak
Jewish police officer who called Jews out of hiding.
Rekman
Named leader who demanded skilled workers.
Baradamski brothers
Two brothers identified among selected workers.
Alter Yavets
Worker selected among the people removed from the lines.
Henech Berman
Person accompanying the narrator in the selection line.
Leizer Eidelman
Person accompanying the narrator in the selection line.
Neumann
Person accompanying Birger behind the escorted group.
Jatkova
Street designated as part of the shortened ghetto.
Kanalova
Street designated as part of the shortened ghetto.
Malczenow Cemetery
Cemetery where adults and cemetery workers were reportedly shot.
Mordechai-Michael Roytbaum
Named among those buried in a brother grave.
Grezon Flug
The narrator’s brother-in-law, named among those buried.
Anshl Lust
Foreman of a newly formed burial society group.
Feivel, Wolfke’s brother-in-law
A Jewish victim shot during a German roundup.
German SS men
Two SS men ordered out and shot the narrator’s older brother.
Malcinov cemetery
A cemetery in Malcinov where the narrator was taken.
Brother
The narrator’s brother survived being among shot children.
Brother
The narrator found his brother’s coat and later reunited with him.
Zbartchevsky forest
The narrator and another boy reached this forest on the way to Lazy.
Reuven Barnik
Reuven, a butcher from the Barnik family, was among the forest group.
Abandoned ghetto
The group entered the abandoned ghetto at night to obtain clothing and supplies.
Akover boy
A fifteen-year-old boy encountered by the narrator in winter.
Warsaw boy
A thirteen-year-old boy who was wounded and sheltered in a barn.
Akowaks
An armed group mentioned as an alternative to the Germans.
Shmuel Hokherman
Contributor or extractor of the testimony.
Soviet power
Young people believed Soviet power could solve social and national problems.
Yosl
Narrator’s companion who stopped in Lodz.
Yankel
Person encountered on Warsaw Street.
Zhita
Person encountered on Warsaw Street.
Moishe Elie Goyertser
Person encountered on Warsaw Street.
Yosl Burshtin
Friend and companion discussed fleeing toward Paris.
Brisk
City to which the narrator and Yosl Burshteyn returned.
Rakhele Fergament
Chaim Fergament’s wife, mentioned as a letter sender.
Naftali Frebrnik
Companion and fellow countryman who planned to flee toward Paris.
Naphtali
Narrator's companion who was mobilized into the Polish army.