Łuków
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Shedletser Road
Road where Israel rented a dwelling and arranged his workshop.
Spain
Country to which Goldgewicht’s son traveled as a volunteer in the Republican Army.
Lashitser Prison
Prison where Israel and his brothers were taken by the Poles.
Shedletser Prison
Prison to which Israel and his brothers were later moved.
Liège
City where Abrashe later became commander.
Wallonia
Region over which Abrashe became commander.
Mons
Place where Abrashe was responsible for armament.
Colombia
Nahum Goldzak later settled there.
Siktivkar
City where the narrator arrived in November 1941.
Komi ASSR
Territory whose capital was Siktivkar.
Kherson
Ukrainian destination to which the group was transferred in 1944.
Berl’s attic workshop
An attic workshop that served as a youth cultural center.
Soviet camp
A Soviet camp where Yosef was reportedly seen in poor condition.
Gurs Camp
Internment camp near the French-Spanish border where Yankel was interned.
French-Spanish border
Border area near Gurs Camp.
Algeria
Destination to which internees were sent after France's occupation.
Soviet-Polish border
The border Tanik crossed during a dark night.
Petah Tikva
Place associated with Menachem and Naomi Barnstein in the closing line.
Holon
The passage associates Shoshana Sluznly with Holon.
Pinsk
Identified as the origin of the contributor's wife's family.
Haifa
City given in the signature of Rachel Karlovitch-Heykhlum.
Brussels, Belgium
Location associated with Leibish Fählendler.
Kfar Shmaryahu
Location associated with Aryeh Kharan.
Ramat Gan
Location associated with Shlomo Weisgoym.
Netanya
Location associated with a named contributor.
Safed
Location associated with a named contributor.
Podlachia
A region whose plain was covered by Lukow's strategic location.
Oświęcim
Witnesses described victims arriving by train and seeking gas chambers there.
Lithuanian Podlasie
Region inhabited by the Yotvingians according to the passage.
Jewish-inhabited area
The Jewish-inhabited area is described as adjoining the expanding Polish area.
His kingdom
The general privilege was granted to Jews in the king’s kingdom.
Siedlce Province
Province named alongside Lublin in the territorial division.
Łuków cemetery
A cemetery is listed among Łuków community institutions.
Kankalewitze
Village with a Jewish settlement covered by the dispute.
Zakowalie
Village with a Jewish settlement covered by the dispute.
Ruskowalie
Village with a Jewish settlement covered by the dispute.