Łuków
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Aryeh-Leib Landoy
Named as a leader of Lukow’s religious strata or institutions.
Yosef Nisenboim
Named member of Lukow's first Bund committee.
Avraham Sкурke
Named member of Lukow's first Bund committee.
Yisrael Goldgewicht
Named member of Lukow's first Bund committee.
Hershl Takhar
Named member of Lukow's first Bund committee.
Great Jewish Library
A Jewish library established later in the town.
Moshe Ostreikh
Named as an active artisans activist.
Lemberg
Named among active artisans activists.
Manshfeier
Named among active artisans activists.
Shlinak
Named among active artisans activists.
Butche Sinklstitz
Contributor to the Lukow weekly newspaper.
Mordechai Mendel Zhelaza
The narrator's father, among Jews murdered after the German occupation.
Velvl Felcman
A Lukow Jew shot while bringing food through barbed wire.
Wengrow camp
Camp where Jews were held outdoors in rainy autumn weather.
Yankl Keslbrener
A surviving Lukow fighter who recounted partisan resistance.
Avraham Lichtenstein
Member of the group that collected weapons in the ghetto.
Berek Feferman
Member of the group that collected weapons in the ghetto.
Hersh Mendel Goldenberg
Member of the group that collected weapons in the ghetto.
Leib Barenstein
Member of the group that collected weapons in the ghetto.
Fridman brothers and their father
Family members listed among the ghetto weapon-collection group.
Mendel Lentshner
Known in Lukow as Mendel Lentshner and involved in weapons transfer.
Treblinka death camp
Death camp destination of the train carrying Lukow Jews.
Leibl Barnstits
Named as a fighter.
Hershl Keml-Brener
Named as a fighter.
Ahrom Erlid
Named as a fighter.
Reuven Landsberg
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Faivel Farbiash
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Shparber family
Family associated with Mindl Shparber and her son.
Yankl Charer
Identified as Nachum Goldzak’s father.
Leibl Agman
Lukow-born fighter in the Red Army and later Polish military.
Shmuel Agman
Lukow-born fighter in the Red Army and later Polish military.
Akiva Tikotski
Young fighter recognized for partisan combat and Polish military service.
Moyshe Shlakhtovich
Participant in a Minsk Jewish underground group.
Reuven Haiblum
Participant in a Minsk Jewish underground group.
Russian Underground Committee
Partisans sought cooperation with an underground Russian committee.
Ida Faler
Ida Faler hosted a wartime gathering at her workshop.