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Jewish workers of Lukow
Jewish workers organized politically amid socialist and antisemitic pressures.
Jewish population of Lukow
Jewish population left without livelihoods during wartime disruption.
Lukow countrymen in America
Lukow emigrants in America expressed willingness to send aid to impoverished Jews.
Jewish community in Lukow
The old Jewish community in Lukow was destroyed during the Holocaust.
Lukow Jewish population
Most of Lukow's Jewish population remained religious and followed ancestral ways.
Christians of Lukow
Christian residents counted in Lukow in 1921.
Warsaw Jewish community
The Jewish Warsaw community welcomed everyone.
Jewish youth in Łuków
Jewish youth in Łuków engaged in social and cultural work.
Jews of Lukow
The Jewish population of Lukow mentioned in connection with Rabbi Aharon Nate's death.
People from Lukow
Lukow associates shouted that the prisoners might be freed.
Lukow companions
The narrator's Lukow companions were transported with him.
Luków group
The narrator’s Luków associates received or shared food and funds.
Jewish girls
Several Jewish girls arrived and smuggled goods across borders.
Jewish youth of Lukow
Jewish youth believed the Red Army would remain.
Jewish tailors of Lukow
Jewish tailors resumed work after Poland became independent.
Jewish shoemakers of Lukow
Jewish shoemakers resumed work after Poland became independent.
Lukow landsleit in America
Lukow landsleit in America sent substantial sums to support establishing a fund in Lukow.
Jewish population
The Jewish population contributed to a fundraising effort.
Religious youth
Religious youth who studied in yeshivas and study houses.
Lukow
Community associated with the narrator and its militia.
Lukow Jews
A group of Lukow Jews preparing to leave the beth midrash.
Jewish part of Lukow
The Jewish part of town was described as resembling a ghetto.
Łuków workers
Workers in Łuków addressed by the narrator at a meeting.
Jewish community
The general sent the signed document to the Jewish community.
Christians
Christian residents who recognized Moshe's devout prayer as a sign.
Poor yeshiva students
Poor yeshiva students for whom Zalman later sewed without payment.
Lukow
The passage names Lukow in a 1934 heading.
Jewish town
A Jewish town described as a former source of creative Jewish forces.
Łuków residents
Łuków residents described as organizing relief after the Koćsk fire.
Kock
A town affected by the September fire disaster.
Polish Jewry
The Jewish population of Poland influenced by the national movement.
Manual Workers
Workers whose livelihoods depended on precarious traveling commerce and fairs.
Polish prisoners of war
Polish prisoners held with up to 25,000 people overnight.
Węgrów Jews
Węgrów Jews attempted to provide food to the prisoners.
Warsaw refugees
Warsaw refugees were unable to return home because the Germans surrounded the capital.
Łuków Jews
Jews from Łuków who traveled home after Yom Kippur.