Łuków
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Jewish Writers Union in Warsaw
Organization designated to receive a condolence telegram.
Kultur-Farayn
A Jewish society that opened its halls to Polish performances during the German occupation.
TsIShA
Zerbabel traveled on a mission for TsIShA.
Hashomer
Hashomer played a football match against Arlenta.
Lukowiatsk
Lukowiatsk appears as an opposing football team in a match against Arlenta.
Haskalah movement
The passage says the Haskalah movement could not penetrate Lukow.
Union of Jewish Writers
Organization whose literary association Zanshein joined in Warsaw.
Yiddish Writers
Organization for which Jacob Zanstein worked as secretary.
Chitelnick Publishing House
Publisher of a Polish collection of Zanstein’s poems in late 1963.
Cultural work
The passage mentions youth involved in cultural work.
Auxiliary Police
An organization Tulie registered with for protection during the displacement.
Rekman German company
A German company employed several hundred Jews in the same area.
AK murderers
Armed perpetrators who surrounded and attacked the bunker.
AK bandits
Armed perpetrators brought by the forest guard.
Soviet forces
Forces that captured Moshe Gritzer.
Lukow Judenrat
Council that arranged lodging and a kitchen for Jews brought to Lukow.
Jewish Printers Workers Union
Union represented by a membership card shown to a soldier.
A.K. bands
Armed bands said to attack Jews traveling by train.
NKVD
The narrator says they were guarded by an organization identified in OCR as NKVD.
German authorities
German authorities employed Jewish labor in Lukow.
German Gestapo and Gendarmerie
German security forces are described as targeting people in hiding.
Grenadier policemen
Grenadier policemen fled together with the gendarmes.
German guard
German guard traveling with vehicles carrying Jewish property.
Gestapo of Radzyń
Village authorities decided to transfer the captured Jewish person to the Gestapo.
SS men
SS men with dogs awaited the arrivals at Majdanek.
Yiddish Book, Warsaw
Publisher of Ber Mark's 1954 book.
Warsaw Ghetto Archive
Archive containing testimony about Lipe Kestin's murder.
German SS men
Two SS men ordered out and shot the narrator’s older brother.
Akowaks
An armed group mentioned as an alternative to the Germans.
Soviet power
Young people believed Soviet power could solve social and national problems.
Hesed Shel Emet
An organization whose request concerned attendance arrangements.
Polish underground organizations
Organizations addressed in warning letters to stop attacks against Jews.
Akowtzes
Polish partisans described as having murdered Jews.
AK people
AK fighters left four dead on the battlefield.
Schupo
Schupo posts surrounded the ghetto.
Loan funds
Loan funds operated among Lukow’s Jewish organizations.