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Liberation of Lublin

The narrator described Lublin as liberated during the fighting.

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Manish's death

Manish reportedly died in a ghetto in 1943.

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Last Aktion in Lukow

During the last Aktion in Lukow, people were loaded onto a train.

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Mordkhe's shooting

Mordkhe was shot by Germans after jumping first from the train.

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Narrator stays in Lukow

The narrator stayed in Lukow for several days and walked through its streets.

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Narrator returns to military unit

The narrator returned to a military unit and described experiences in Lukow.

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Reuven Weisbois organizes a group

Reuven Weisbois organized a group hiding in the woods around Lukow.

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Death of Reuven Weisbaum

Reuven Weisbaum died in open combat with fascists.

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Murder of David Liberman

Ukrainian bandits attacked and tore David Liberman apart.

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Death of Reuven Heiblum’s wife

Reuven Heiblum’s wife died during the first action in the Minsk Ghetto.

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Murder of Reuven Heiblum’s daughter

German forces took and murdered Reuven Heiblum’s only daughter.

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Death of Reuven Heiblum

Reuven Heiblum died in heroic combat on 2 February 1943.

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Death of Abraham-Moshe Shlachtawitsch

Abraham-Moshe Shlachtawitsch died in Warsaw in 1956.

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Shumacher and Ndanski serve in Polish Army

Moshe Shumacher and Yankel Ndanski fought and reached officer rank.

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Leibl and Shaul Agman serve in armies

Leibl and Shaul Agman fought in the Red Army and Kosciuszko Division.

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Kuiva Tikotsky serves with partisans and Polish Army

Kuiva Tikotsky fought with regional partisans and later in the Polish Army.

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Service in the International Brigade in Spain

Shlomo Weintraub fought in the International Brigade in Spain.

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German attack on Lukow

German forces raided Lukow and seized men on 18 September 1939.

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Red Army withdrawal

The Red Army withdrew across the Bug, causing panic in town.

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Liberation of Łuków

The narrator states that Łuków had already been liberated.

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Massacres of relatives

The narrator recalls reports of massacres committed against their close relatives.

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Reported killings at the magistrate courtyard

Groups of Jews were reportedly brought there and shot by Gestapo personnel.

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Establishment of the first concentration camps in France

The first concentration camps in France were established in 1941.

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Transport from Pithiviers camp to Birkenau

Prisoners were transported from Pithiviers camp to Birkenau on 16 July 1942.

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Selection at Birkenau

Doctor Mengele conducted a selection determining who would die or suffer longer.

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Selection at Birkenau

Dr. Mengele conducted a selection determining prisoners’ fate at Birkenau.

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Bombing of Łuków

German airplanes bombed Łuków on 6 September 1939 at approximately 3 p.m.

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Intended transport of bones to Belgium

Yosef placed bones in his kerchief to take them to Belgium for burial.

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Memorial evening for the Łuków ghetto martyrs

A Yizkor memorial evening for the martyrs of the Łuków ghetto was organized by the committee of Łuków Jews in Bad Reichenhall on 17 June 1947.

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Bringing the Torah scroll into the Great Synagogue

A Torah scroll was brought into the Great Synagogue in Tel Aviv.

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Charter granted in New York City

The society received a charter from New York City in 1912.

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Lukow branch established in New York

Lukow Branch 153 was established in New York in 1931.

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School opening in Lukow

A school opened in Lukow in 1927.

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Founding of a youth club

A youth club for children of Lukow landsmen was founded in November 1934.

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Birth of Gdalye Feltsman

Gdalye Feltsman was born in Lukow in 1890.

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Family move to Lodz

Feltsman’s parents moved to Lodz in 1895 because of financial difficulties.

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