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Templars
Organization transferred to a wooden castle to defend Poland.
Cossacks
Group described as attacking Poland, including Lukow, causing losses and destruction.
Lukow Jewish community
Community that sought to rebuild its burned synagogue on the original site.
The authorities
Authorities and clergy prevented rebuilding near their place of worship.
The monarchy
The matter was brought before the monarchy because reconstruction was obstructed.
Council of the District
The council supervised communities and collected the head tax for the state treasury.
Hasidic courts of Łuków
Two Hasidic courts operated in Łuków.
Supreme National Committee
Committee associated with the uprising's administration and directives.
Jewish National Fund
The organization whose emissaries appeared at a Zionist assembly in Łuków.
Mizrachi
A Zionist faction encountered by the narrator in Łuków.
Young Zion
A Zionist faction encountered by the narrator in Łuków.
Poale Zion
A Zionist faction encountered by the narrator in Łuków.
Council of Four Lands
Council whose acts recorded the agreement.
Rabbis of Łuków
Rabbinical group cited in a reference.
Bundist organization in Lukow
Organization formed in Lukow by Jewish youth and others.
Zionist group in Lukow
Zionist group that developed in Lukow and operated a library.
German army
Army participating in Poland’s occupation in 1915.
Austrian army
Army participating in Poland’s occupation in 1915.
Culture Association
Organization with a library, kindergarten, and public school.
Bund
Political party that opened a cultural club and organized activities.
Tsukunft
Youth Bund active at the Bund’s cultural club.
General Trade Union
An organization encompassing workers from various trades.
Folk Party in Łuków
A political party active in Lukow.
Hapoel Sports Club
A sports club associated with the Right FZ Party premises.
Bnei Akiva
The youth organization of Mizrachi.
Hashomer Hatzair
A youth organization conducting cultural and educational activity.
Agudath Israel
Opposed distribution through a committee and favored individual cash assistance.
Lukow Relief Committee in New York
Provided 1,000 dollars through a Joint representative.
F.P.S.
F.P.S. was represented on the workers' council.
Left Poale Zion
Left Poale Zion was represented on the workers' council.
Communists
Communists were represented on the workers' council.
Workers' Council
A workers' council included representatives of Jewish and Polish socialist parties.
Unemployment Committee
A committee solicited voluntary contributions for an unemployment fund.
Unemployment Fund
The fund received substantial contributions from local Jews.
Culture League
The Bund right wing opened a separate center called Culture League.
General Zionists
General Zionists participated in the 1929 city council elections.