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Mindl Sparberg
Named among Lukow Jews in the Minsk Ghetto.
Mavtshe Sparberg
Named among Lukow Jews in the Minsk Ghetto.
Minsk Ghetto Underground Movement
Underground movement in which Lavke Sparberg worked.
Yitzhak Asher Slamkazh
Named as the father of Abraham-Moshe Shlachtawitsch.
Eidel Lukower
Named as a close associate of Abraham-Moshe Shlachtawitsch.
Western Belorussian forests
Forests where partisan detachments operated.
Yankel Chakher
Named as Nahum Goldzak’s father.
Moshe Shumacher
Fought and reached officer rank in the Polish Army.
Yankel Ndanski
Fought and reached officer rank in the Polish Army.
Nisan Agman
Named as father of Leibl and Shaul Agman.
Kosciuszko Division
Division in which Leibl and Shaul Agman later fought.
Kuiva Tikotsky
Fought with partisans and later in the Polish Army.
Isser Tikotsky
Named as Kuiva Tikotsky’s grandfather.
Shlomo Weintraub
Lukow labor movement activist and International Brigade fighter in Spain.
Aharon Eisenberg
Helped rescue fellow townspeople and died in Majdanek.
Butsche Heiblum
Helped rescue fellow townspeople and survived, later living in Paris.
Citizens' Committee
A citizens' committee governed the town after the German killers departed.
German killers
The passage fears falling back into the hands of German killers.
Beaune-la-Rolande camp
Camp in France named alongside Pithiviers.
Bonne-la-Rolande camp
One of the first two concentration camps established in France.
Abraham Waksman
Named as having perished in Łuków.
Kalie Gass
A street the travelers crossed while heading toward the town.
Mr. Krutchik
A teacher from the Lukow gymnasium encountered by the narrator.
The Hicel
A location mentioned near the Maltsinov area.
Nakh
A person described as suffering from an illness called “English disease.”
Nakh
A Lukow Beitar leader who reportedly died violently in his youth.
Rachiner Road
A road near Lukow where a sandy place was reportedly located.
Maltsinov field
Site where the narrator said they witnessed the reported events.
Fastovnik Street
A Lukow street where lecturers presented ideas.
Library in Lukow
The library flourished in Lukow’s Jewish communal life.
Moshe Shakhtovitz
Remembered as a Jewish fighter in the ghetto revolt or partisan units.
Nachum Goldzak
Remembered as a Jewish fighter in the ghetto revolt or partisan units.
Labke Shparber
Remembered for courage in the forests of Lukow at age fifteen.
Mindel Shparber
Named in connection with Labke Shparber's parentage or family identity.
Anielewicz
Anielewicz is named in connection with bunker sighs and resistance.
Lewertowski
Lewertowski is named in connection with bunker sighs and resistance.