Łuków
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Tzerna Lipka
Listed as a member of the library management.
Shimon Shinberg
Listed in the library management and culture committee.
The Lukow Word
A weekly newspaper issued by the culture committee in 1930 and again in 1937.
Reuven Flumen
A physician in Israel who published scientific articles as a student.
Professor Bark
Chief editor of the 1937 newspaper edition and a religious teacher in Bialystok.
Great Old Study House
Study house where Rabbi Mwlia opened a yeshiva.
Mendel Morgenstern moved to Wolodowa
Mendel Morgenstern moved from Lukow to Wolodowa and became its communal rabbi.
Mendel Morgenstern was killed at Sobibor
Mendel Morgenstern was killed with Jewish children sent from Wolodowa to Sobibor.
Hershele Morgenstern
Rabbi of Lukow and son of the rabbi of Kotsk.
Mendel Morgenstern
Hershele Morgenstern’s son and successor who moved to Wolodowa.
Wolodowa
Town where Mendel Morgenstern became communal rabbi.
Aharon Mikra-Rabbi
Teacher who studied the Pentateuch with ordinary Jewish men.
Lukow Great Synagogue
Large synagogue that accommodated several hundred worshippers.
Lukow Talmud Torah
Community-supported school attended by hundreds of poor children.
Chaya Sarah Study House
New study house named for the righteous Chaya Sarah.
Moshe Bornstein
A wealthy Jewish man who helped support the study house.
Eliezer Waksman
A wealthy Jewish man associated with supporting the study house.
Moshe Pasla
A Jewish man whose barbershop served as a gathering place for working youth.
Luft family
Brothers who confronted Polish hooligans during a market day.
Motel Seldman
The recipient address for emergency funds sent from Jews in America.
Israel
The country where Mendel Piksh was living at the time of writing.
Jews in America
They sent emergency funds to support people in the city.
Study house
A study house supported by wealthy Jewish residents and attended by older students.
Moshe Pasla's barbershop
A barbershop where Jewish working youth gathered during a confrontation.
Death of Rabbi Hershle
Rabbi Hershle died before his son moved to Wlodawa.
Rabbi Moshe Baruch moved to Wlodawa
Rabbi Moshe Baruch moved to Wlodawa after Rabbi Hershle's death.
The Shul
Synagogue in the Shul-Hof courtyard.
The Old Study House
Old study house in the Shul-Hof courtyard.
Hasidic Prayer Houses
Prayer houses associated with various Hasidic courts in Lukow.
Gur Hasidic Court
Hasidic court represented by a prayer house in Lukow.
Kotsk Hasidic Court
Hasidic court represented by a prayer house in Lukow.
Mezritch Hasidic Court
Hasidic court represented by a prayer house in Lukow.
Radzin Hasidic Court
Hasidic court represented by a prayer house in Lukow.
Lublin Hasidic Court
Hasidic court represented by a prayer house in Lukow.
The Lukow Admor
Admor of Lukow who led his court and was known as the Lukow rabbi.
Rabbi Hershle
Lukow Admor whose death preceded his son's move to Wlodawa.