Łuków
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Mezritcher Rabbi
A rabbi who came to town during the High Holy Days.
Grandmother Miriam
Prepared grits for Rabbi Zebulun.
Rabbi Getzel Lampiter
Religious figure who lived and operated a small confectionery shop in Lukow.
Rabbi Getzel Manishems
Commonly used name for Rabbi Getzel Lampiter.
Rabbi Getzel
The yeshiva’s chief administrator who devoted his life to its students.
Rabbi Menachem Zemba
A rabbi proposed by Hasidim for the rabbinate in Lukow.
Rabbi Shmuelke Aryeh
A companion of Rabbi Getzel who approached the Gerer Rebbe.
Gerer Rebbe
A Hasidic authority whose approval was sought.
Benzion
A teacher at the Lukow yeshiva.
Chaim Yidl
A teacher at the Lukow yeshiva.
Levi
A teacher at the Lukow yeshiva.
Hershl Lerman
A nonofficial but influential religious leader in Lukow.
Yakov Gefen
A committed young member of Agudah's religious youth.
Yakov Rubinstein
One of Hershl Lerman's close associates in Agudah's youth.
Avraham Ginzburg
One of Hershl Lerman's close associates in Agudah's youth.
Shamai Leyb Charni
A lively and productive participant among the religious youth.
Simha Lander
Leader of Agudah's youth in Lukow and its last youth president.
Hersh Leyzer
Simha Lander's father, according to the passage.
Rabbi Shmuel Hayim Siraka
Named person signing the passage's memorial text.
Mala
Zevulun's daughter, whom Siraka married.
Rachel
Siraka longed for the tomb of Rachel.
Rabbi Zebulun
The writer’s grandfather, whose house stood near the fighting bunker.
David
The writer’s older brother, among the last fighters in the bunker.
Yona Noy
A respected Lukow community leader, cantor, representative, and businessperson.
Yitzhak Zeev Librach
A Torah scholar and notable personality in the Lukow community.
Rabbi Shraga Feivush of Turczyn
A noted rabbi and father of Yitzhak Zeev Librach.
Shmuel Dukan
The son-in-law who signed the memorial passage.
Chaim Lubinsky
Person named in the passage.
Elimelech Lubinsky
Religious Zionist leader and Hebrew school founder in Lukow.
Joseph Lubinsky
Father of Elimelech Lubinsky, according to the passage.
Abraham Finkelstein
Grandfather of Elimelech Lubinsky, according to the passage.
Hava Wasserstrom
Baruch Hirsh’s wife, who raised ten children and helped run the peddling business.
Y. Cohen
Person credited with extracting the passage.
Yankl Gratzer
Person whose house provided housing for Zalman Yabke.
Leibish
The son described as a learner who studied late at night.
The priest
A priest commissions Zalman to sew clerical garments for his children.