Łuków
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Rivne
City where the narrator arrived and found family.
Rogatka
Landmark mentioned near the narrator’s former home area.
Nearby forests
Forests near the train, where Polish military units were believed present.
Miedzyrzec Podlaski
Miedzyrzec Podlaski is described as near Lukow.
Adamow
A nearby locality whose Jews were placed in the reduced ghetto.
Tuchowicz
A nearby locality whose Jews were placed in the reduced ghetto.
Trebushov
A place where Jewish men were captured for transfer to Lukow.
Atchepalin
A locality where one Jewish family lived.
Burke forests
Sixteen Jews hiding in a bunker were killed in these forests.
Trebuszow
The narrator intended to travel to Trebuszow.
Borke
Village where a raid occurred and a farmer spoke.
Marketplace opposite the church
Site where Jews were driven and ordered to perform before being shot.
Magistrate court
A magistrate court where Jewish people were brought on November 9.
Kościuszko Alley
A Lukow street where a dead Jewish man remained and an event was depicted.
African Front
News from the African Front gave the narrator some hope.
Zgerzher Street
Detainees were marched through this street toward Radogoszcz.
Bazarna Street
The narrator’s family left their apartment there in Łódź.
Milna Street
A street beside the Warsaw Ghetto wall where an escape opening was located.
Jabłonna
The destination of a tram taken after leaving the ghetto.
Milasne
A town where the narrator arrived and stayed overnight.
Aleksandrow
A village five kilometers from Lukow where the narrator worked.
Zhinki
A village described as near Alexandrow.
Aleksandrów
Destination toward which the narrator returned to the farmer.
Galombki
Village mentioned as the narrator’s location.
Koszczal
Place where the narrator observed the housekeeper's religious practices.
House with hiding places
House searched by German forces while people hid inside.
Tall grain field
Tall grain where the group hid after leaving the forest.
Jadwisin
A village to which the narrator went after leaving the barn.
Frizing
Village where the narrator was alone and working in spring 1943.
Nasielsk
Nasielsk is named among nearby towns.
Pultusk
Pultusk is named among nearby towns.
Kanalove
Kanalove is named as a place where people were confined.
Stable in a village
A village stable where the narrator hid Saul for six weeks.
Kankalewnica Ilanska
Village where the narrator worked undercover during spring 1944.
Zamkowice
Village where the narrator found their mother and youngest brother in an attic.
Zazheche
A village 100 kilometers away where the narrator sought shelter for the mother.