Łuków
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Shlomo Walman
Chayele’s father worked in Brody and was connected to the narrator’s rescuers.
Narrator’s father
The narrator’s father traveled to the hospital after receiving the telegram.
Chaim
Father of the narrator and a village merchant.
Mordechai
Narrator’s uncle and a porter.
Eliyahu
Narrator’s uncle and a droshky driver.
Abraham the glazier
Neighbor remembered by the narrator in Łuków.
Ritl
Wife of Abraham the glazier.
Hinde Shapira
Named leader of the Bund youth movement Zukunft in Lukow.
Old Gastman
The elderly Gastman managed the factory despite being nearly illiterate.
Shlomo Feldman
Shlomo Feldman was Gastman’s right-hand man and controlled factory work processes.
Shlomo Werkfierer
Shlomo Feldman was called Shlomo Werkfierer and served as the factory’s nerve center.
Samuel Huberman
Writer recalling Lukow during childhood and adulthood.
Rozen brother
One of two Rozen brothers jointly owned a large steam mill.
Leibl Berman
Leibl Berman was a trained shoemaker and resident of the courtyard.
Two daughters of the city doctor
Two daughters of the city doctor worked devotedly for the kitchen.
Chaye Feltsman
The name appears as a signature or attribution at the passage’s end.
Moshe Tenenboim
A neighbor known by the nickname Moshe Malakh.
Moshe Malakh
Moshe Tenenboim’s reported nickname.
Miriam
Moshe’s wife, who helped support the household.
Narrator's father
The narrator's father was a teacher and religious instructor.
Lipe Huberman
Person named in a passage about political activity, police pursuit, and emigration.
Yankl the Vinegar Maker
A resident of the front of the house on Mezritcher Street and an early Nazi murder victim.
Baba Hana Samuels
Operated a bakery and grocery beside Yankl the Vinegar Maker.
Leah
A woman who helped with errands and leather-related work.
Velvel
Leah’s neighbor and first husband of Esther.
Esther
Velvel’s first wife and Leah’s older sister.
Velvele
A neighbor counted among Jews pursued during a Nazi punitive expedition.
Chaya Leah
A seamstress who lived in the meeting house.
Hana
Abraham Derzhler’s wife, who helped with gardening work.
Alter
Musician who played all instruments and sometimes led an orchestra.
Nimske
One of two brothers whose bands competed with each other.
Hershl
Musician who played for whichever band paid better.
Alter
Alter worked as a feldsher and extracted teeth.
Alter
Alter played music at a wedding in a village.
Neta
Neta entertained travelers with jokes about brides.
Feige
Rachel's older daughter who worked in the shop.