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105 nodes · Family
Nisenker family
Family identified among people hiding in the basement.
Narrator's family
Family that fled with the narrator to a nearby village.
the narrator's family
The narrator and family hid together during the Aktion.
Barnik family
A butcher named Reuven from the Barnik family joined the forest group.
Narrator's family
The narrator, wife, and child facing danger and seeking shelter.
Morgenstern family
A family associated with Lukow and drawn into the Lukow committee.
Prast family
A family reportedly murdered by Polish underground members.
Rosenblum family
A family of three people staying in the bunker.
Narrator's family
The narrator's family hid people in a bunker without the Polish owner's knowledge.
Rozenblum family
Three-member family found in the bunker.
Gastman family
Benjamin Gastman’s family, divided between two bunkers during an Aktion.
Narrator's family
The narrator's family escaped to the forest after the actions.
Narrator’s two brothers
Two brothers were reportedly in the ghetto.
The narrator’s parents
The narrator remembers seeing their parents in a dream of the town.
The narrator’s siblings
The narrator remembers seeing brothers and sisters in a dream of the town.
Burshtits family
A family from Belgium sought by Meynera Khine Gatesdiner.
Burkutein family
A family reported to have no surviving members.
Zubrawitch family
A family reported to have no surviving members.
Brown family
A family represented by brothers Yankl and Avi Brown.
Heiblum family
The Heiblum family included brothers Itshe and Chaim Meir in Lukow.
Burshteyn family
Family whose address the narrator obtained in Siktivkar.
Rosenbaum family
A poor family living in the narrator’s house.
Zuckerman brothers
Brothers who owned a hardware business and sent their children to the gymnasium.
Spiegelman family
Family commemorated as killed by German murderers.
Goldberg family
A family list names relatives with the Goldberg surname.
Karpenkopf family
Family described as consisting of fifteen persons.
Hershl and Peige-Leah
Parents commemorated by relatives in a memorial inscription.
Wife's family
The speaker's wife's family is remembered among the victims.
Walberg family
Family named in a memorial passage.
The memorialized family
A family remembered for destruction and loss.
Gatesdiner family
Family remembered as murdered by German perpetrators.
Marimancik family
The writer’s entire family is remembered.
Fishel family
Prominent Polish family whose members served as rabbis.
Kleinmann family
The family associated with the house partly occupied by Mizrahi.
Frebrnik sisters
Two sisters named among the intelligence group.
Kamieniecki family
The Kamieniecki family were among the school teachers.