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Jacob Braun
Lukow-affiliated officer identified as federation vice-president.
Dara Levitt
Named as a member of the administrative committee.
Melekh Shumter
Father of Gdalye Feltsman.
Chaim Lederfarb
Named among committee members before 1910.
Hershl Zukerman
Lukow community member and longtime hospital attendant.
Moshe Zukerman
Chairman of the Lukow association from 1938 to 1944.
Leibl Marman
Treasurer responsible for finances until the end of his life.
P. Katzman
Person listed among several Lukow immigrants.
P. Finter
Person listed among several Lukow immigrants.
B. Rubin-Shnayder
Person listed among several Lukow immigrants.
P. Goldband
Person listed among several Lukow immigrants.
N. Naterman
Person listed among several Lukow immigrants.
Texas
Some newly arrived Lukow survivors lived in Texas.
Nisan Hershberg
Named among new members of the Lukow association.
Roz Felzman
Active in the association and secretary since 1955.
Narrator's family
Family brought by the narrator during increased immigration from Lukow.
Jack Brown
Person addressed in a letter from the Gemilut Hesed society.
Mother organization
Organization with which contact was maintained in New York.
The city’s poor
The city’s poor population, whose needs the text seeks to relieve.
Ben-Zion Skorki
Member of the review commission.
Jacob Zasarski
Member of the review commission.
Feivel Freilikh
Member of the review commission.
Leizer Wilensky
Member of the administration.
J. Prizer
Member of the administration.
Eli Felzman
Treasurer of the organization.
General Committee of Lukowers in the United States
Committee representing people from Łuków in the United States.
Motel Feldman
Speaker at the New York memorial.
Morris Levit
A lawyer and longtime society chairman who led relief activities.
Eli Jannstein
A society founder who served as chairman, secretary, and treasurer.
Louis Marman
A relief worker and longtime treasurer who died young.
Dorate Zaitz (Levit)
A twenty-two-year financial secretary and active relief worker.
Roz Felcman
A protocol secretary and active relief worker for twelve years.
Israel Goldgewicht’s father
An honest craftsman and religious Jew who disapproved of his son’s books.
Israel Goldgewicht
A skilled pharmacist or professional worker, husband, father, soldier, and prisoner of war.
Vistula
Later front where Israel Goldgewicht served.
Israel
Man who returned to Lukow in late 1918 and established a workshop.