Łuków
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Lisnik
Village with a Jewish settlement covered by the dispute.
Dambrowe
Village with a Jewish settlement covered by the dispute.
Pruzhany
Possible first rabbinate of the Bach, alongside Luków.
Luboml
Larger community where the Bach served for several years.
Medzhybizh
Larger community where the Bach served for several years.
Szydłów
Larger community where the Bach served for several years.
Belz
Larger community where the Bach served for several years.
Ghetto walls
The passage refers to Jews being excluded from the city except beyond the ghetto walls.
Church vicinity
The burned synagogue site was located near a church.
Tanketin
Place described as the seat of the district council.
Kanklonitsa
Jewish settlement listed in the dispute between Lukow and Mezritch.
Smiatich
City where members of the family served as rabbis.
Kedainiai
City where a family member held a rabbinic position.
Bardzin
Town where Shimshon Zelik may later have served as rabbi.
Vlodava
Town to which Rabbi Baruch Moses later moved.
Dom Ludowy
Venue of Lukow’s first public concert in 1914.
Bielkow
Town associated with Rabbi Shmuel Shlomo Bran.
Starostvo
Administrative office where Rabbi Bran advocated for his congregation.
Shul-Hof Courtyard
Courtyard containing the synagogue and old study house.
Browerna Street
A street behind which a fence led toward the fields.
Miechow
The place associated with the rabbi mentioned in the title.
Zapovednik Forest
Forest destination associated with the Lag BaOmer celebration.
Kostanbeymer Avenues
A place where pamphlets were distributed among pedestrians.
Polish church near Poviat
Site where the demonstrators marched in Lukow.
Zapovieniker Forest
Forest where the May Day gathering took place.
Brawerner Street
A local on Brawerner Street housed professional associations.
Shul Street
Location of the Bund cooperative grocery store.
Lublin Zamek
Starting point of a five-day journey to Piotrków central prison.
Lublin railway station
Poles gathered at the station and shouted at the Jewish Bolsheviks.
Czestochowa railway station
The prisoners arrived at Czestochowa railway station on the fifth day.
Piotrkow railway station
The prisoners arrived at Piotrkow railway station on the sixth day.
Polish Castle
Destination of the 1905 demonstration march.
Masovian region
Region identified as the broader area around Lukow.
Benderman’s apothecary
The apothecary associated with Mr. Benderman.
Kanalove Street
Street where a house was rented for youth activities.
Siedlce
A town where Łuków players were scheduled to play.