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Restraint and removal of a woman

Tulie and two policemen restrained or bound the woman and dragged her to a wagon.

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Killing of Velvel Matler

Velvel Matler was shot while his wife tried to pass him bread.

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Moshe Greitzer entered Soviet captivity

Moshe Greitzer entered Soviet captivity at Shepetovka during the partition of Poland.

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German attack on Russia

German attack on Russia; the passage says Jewish suffering began with this attack after mid-1941.

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Roundup and transfer to the Pig Market

A roundup surrounded the workers and took Jewish workers to the Pig Market.

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Moshe Gritzer served in the Polish Army

Moshe Gritzer served in the Polish Army in 1939 before Soviet capture.

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Murder of Domanski

A.K. killed an individual identified only as Domanski by beating him.

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House burned in retaliation

The house and the host family’s property were burned after the Germans were summoned.

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Fur Action

In early 1942, two named men were killed during the Fur Action.

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Shooting of Lender’s brother-in-law

Nearby Germans shot Hersh Leyzer’s brother-in-law after he attacked the storm leader.

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Survival of Lukow Jews

Several Jews from Lukow survived the war there.

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Family departure by train

The narrator’s family packed essentials and departed by wagon for the train station.

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Planned Gestapo action against Jews

The Gestapo reportedly planned to destroy a specified number of Jews.

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Gestapo shooting during fur collection

Gestapo personnel shot four Jews during a fur-collection action, including Mashkele Feige Shmuel and Yekhiel Rozenblum's wife.

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Final Yom Kippur in Lukow

Lukow Jews gathered, reconciled, and said farewell amid impending deportation and death.

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Aktion on the last day of Sukkot in 1942

An Aktion began on the last day of Sukkot in 1942; the supplied passage does not establish Lukow as its location.

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Shooting operation beginning 26 October 1942

A new operation began with shooting lasting through the night.

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Capture and transfer of Jews from Trebushov to Lukow

Jews were held overnight in a synagogue building and then taken to Lukow by designated community guards.

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Murder of the Atchepalin Jewish family

The sole Jewish family in Atchepalin was taken into a forest and killed.

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Aktion against Jews in hiding

An automatic-weapon burst was heard and described as the echo of a roundup of Jews who had hidden themselves; no named place is given in this excerpt.

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Raid in Borke

Gendarmes conducted a raid in Borke.

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Raid for escaped Jews

The Germans conducted a raid for Jews who had escaped from the transport.

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November 9 shootings

On November 9, year unstated, 200 Jewish people were brought to the magistrate court; some were shot there and the rest at the Jewish cemetery.

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Deportation transport of Jews

Thousands of Jews were driven through the narrator's street on 11 November.

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Flight from Łuków

The unnamed narrator fled Łuków and lay ill for several days; no person participant is identified.

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Mass arrests in Łódź

Mass arrests began in November after German occupation.

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Family move from Łódź to Warsaw

The narrator’s family left their Łódź apartment and traveled to an acquaintance in Warsaw.

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Farm work in Aleksandrow

The narrator began farm work for an unnamed farmer in Aleksandrow on 10 June 1942; remove the place-valued EMPLOYER participant.

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Narrator seeks work in Galambki

The narrator decides to go to another village to seek work; Galambki is mentioned only as the location of a prospective job for a girl with Nuzhinskiy’s brother.

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Post-Sukkot bloody action

The former Lukow rabbi was killed during a bloody action after Sukkot in 1942.

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Action and searches for hiding places

Ukrainian and German forces searched ruined houses and discovered a hiding place.

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Attack on German forces

Jewish fighters ambushed a German group near the Radzyn road on June 8; the year is not stated.

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Attack in a grain field

German forces searched a grain field and fired on people hiding there.

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Shooting in the grain field

People hiding in the grain field were discovered and shot.

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Killing of Nuzhinski

The Germans killed Nuzhinski several weeks before liberation.

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Shooting of Parabek

Parabek was shot together with Nuzhinski.

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