Łuków
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Ibl Barenstein
A young person encountered in the forest near Kock.
Henikh Narman
A young person encountered in the forest near Kock.
Erlikhn
A person accompanying the narrator to Shvidri to excavate hidden weapons.
Weissboim
A person accompanying the narrator to Shvidri to excavate hidden weapons.
Barenstein
A person accompanying the narrator to Shvidri to excavate hidden weapons.
Hershl
The narrator’s brother who joined other surviving Lukow Jews after an action.
Yehiel Einstok
A person reported to have fallen among others from Kock.
Aharon Erlich
A person reported to have fallen among others from Kock.
Moshe Vishnie
A Lukow young man who came to people hiding with clothing.
Yosef Arie Shmietanke
A Lukow young man who came to people hiding with clothing.
Brankevitch
A farmer who sheltered Jewish survivors and whose property was burned.
Polish underground organizations
Organizations addressed in warning letters to stop attacks against Jews.
The Colonies
A locality where the bunker was located.
Joseph Vishniye
A person listed among those staying in the bunker.
Jacob Dagerman
A person listed among those staying in the bunker.
Leibush Baron
A visitor who came to the bunker in the evening.
Akowtzes
Polish partisans described as having murdered Jews.
AK people
AK fighters left four dead on the battlefield.
Sister of the narrator
One of the narrator's sisters was murdered in the bunker attack.
Brother of the narrator
The narrator's brother was murdered in the bunker attack.
Poliak Mashtsitsky
The text identifies Poliak Mashtsitsky as a bandit leader and later treats his injured foot.
Erlich
Person named among young Jewish people preparing partisan activity.
Reuven Wisboim
Young person named among ghetto survivors and associates.
Yehiel Instock
Person named among associates preparing partisan activity.
Zimovski
Person who supplied bread and later sold two rifles.
Lazar
Brother who returned from the Polish army in 1939 and hid weapons.
Shwidra Village
Village where hidden rifles were sought.
Bronkowitz
Village where two friends lived.
Dzemka settlements
Settlements where the friends’ bunker was located.
Schupo
Schupo posts surrounded the ghetto.
Krzywki
A village near which Finkelstein escaped.
Wachtmeister
The Wachtmeister gave orders during the execution.
Lukow population
Lukow had approximately 15,000 residents before World War II.
Brewery
A brewery is listed among local industrial establishments.
Loan funds
Loan funds operated among Lukow’s Jewish organizations.
Avraham Yankel Shenker
Named as a leader of Lukow’s religious strata or institutions.