Łuków
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Petliurists
Group that robbed Israel during his return journey.
Abraham
Israel’s four-year-old son after his mother died.
Revkam
Organization of which Israel was a member in 1920.
Bug
Place toward which Israel and his three brothers fled.
Kazianer Chain
Detention facility in Lukow where the prisoners were jailed.
Kaminski
A Christian person who signed a guarantee for Israel Goldgewicht’s release.
Israel Goldgewicht’s wife and son
Goldgewicht brought his wife and son to Brussels.
Lukow Landsmanshaft
Association supporting politically persecuted people from Lukow and their families.
Brussels Culture Association
Cultural association in Brussels where Goldgewicht was active.
Abrashe Goldgevicht
Son who intervened regarding his father’s international brigade candidacy.
A. Goldgevicht
Author or subject attribution associated with this passage.
Malines
Destination to which Israel Goldgevicht was deported.
Mons prison
Prison evacuated after the Allied landing in France.
Nahum Goldzak's father
Shoemaker and Nahum Goldzak's father.
Professional movement
Movement in which Nahum Goldzak was active.
Shidlovska
Chaim Meir’s young wife, identified by her surname in the marriage passage.
Itshe Grinberg
Reuven Heiblum’s uncle and a shoemaker in Łuków.
Proletarian Youth
Youth section that Reuven joined in Łuków.
Sh. Hokherman
Named contributor or captioned individual.
Leybl Skurke
Person identified in a Polish Army caption.
Shmuel Basshan
Person identified as fallen in the Red Army.
Reuven Zakalik
Father of Shlomo Zakalik.
Reizl Zakalik
Mother of Shlomo Zakalik and caretaker of seven children.
Brider Yungshteits
A labor activist and Communist Party activist associated with Lukow.
Radzyner Bridge
A bridge mentioned in connection with Brider Yungshteits.
Moshe Getzel Shpilfoigl
A person whose strong efforts secured the activist's release.
Shlomo Zorgt
A councillor advocating coal and milk for poor residents and children.
Yosef Zukrawitko
Named contributor or author associated with the passage.
Hatpathut
Youth organization associated with the Zionist socialist movement.
Argentine Jewish settlement
Jewish community in Argentina where Chaim Leibman was active for a long period.
Lala Heldegrin (Hocherman)
Contributor or signatory to the memorial passage.
Berl
A boy living with the Rosenbaum family and later becoming a tailor.
Tailoring workshop
A workshop where Berl learned and later worked independently.
Moshe Finkelshteyn
One of the attendees at a Passover literary gathering.
Portrait of Berl
A picture of Berl hung on the wall in his home.
Berl Lip
A man who died young after struggling to attain a happy life.