Łuków
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Second village
Another village where the narrator feared being found.
Pułtusk
Nearby town mentioned alongside Łuków and Nasielsk.
Kanelova Street
Street in Łuków where Jews were concentrated.
Mezeritch Gas
Location near a synagogue in Łuków.
Unnamed village near the railway tracks
The narrator saw trains carrying people and a Jewish escapee in the village.
Mardzin
Town mentioned among surrounding communities whose remaining Jews were removed.
Mezhritsh
Town mentioned among surrounding communities whose remaining Jews were removed.
Konkolonitsa Ilonska
A village where the narrator lived under a concealed identity.
Zombkovitsa
A village where the narrator found his mother and younger brother on an attic.
Zhitsha
A village where the narrator met his mother after traveling 100 kilometers.
Bravarne Street
Street where the narrator found two brothers in a bunker.
Moldovan Cemetery
A cemetery beside the forest where the group sought Jews.
Canada magazines
A place where the narrator sorted clothing taken from victims.
Ravensbrück
Camp to which prisoners were sent during the evacuation.
Mauthausen
Camp named among destinations for prisoners.
Terespol
One endpoint of the railway line where the narrator worked.
Damenin camp
Camp to which the narrator and 270 Jews were transported.
Galambek
Work location where camp prisoners were required to labor.
Biarzer Forest
Forest approached during an escape from German guards.
Wolke Damaszewski
Village where the narrator and family fled.
Kasztal
Place where people were assembled before deportation toward Wengrow.
Narrator's house
House where Gestapo officers and a Polish policeman were waiting.
Damaniner Forest
A forest where the group was transported and stopped.
Chełm
The origin of two Jewish doctors held with the group.
Ulan
About 3,000 people were driven there for forced labor.
Isza River
Deportees were driven to dig and clean this river.
Zurtche
It was among destinations named for the driven group.
Michalovce
Town associated with deported Jews from Slovakia.
Demblin
One destination for older deportees, women, and children.
Miechow rabbi's house
House marking the described end area of the ghetto.
Ziegelnie
A place where rescued Jews gathered after liberation.
Beast Market (Konski Rinek)
Market where wagons and deportees were observed.
New Jewish Cemetery, Malcenov
Cemetery to which victims were taken.
Sawmill
Workplace where Jewish people were employed.
Lukow station
A station where the transport train stopped and took Lukow residents.
Lapiguz military barracks
A labor camp was located in military barracks four kilometers behind the city.