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Yehiel Mikhel Halperin of Mezeritch
Rabbi who gave an approbation for Samson Zelig's book.
Rafael Bernstein
Lukow rabbi recorded as having died on 16 Kislev 5638.
Rabbi Shmuel Shlomo Braun
Rabbi Shmuel Shlomo Braun served as a successor and was a learned scholar.
Rabbi Aharon Nata Freiberg
Rabbi Aharon Nata Freiberg was the last rabbi of Łuków.
Rabbi Yitzhak
Rabbi Yitzhak was a preacher and town judge who died in 1823.
Rabbi Israel Pilower
Rabbi who died in 1906 and was associated with a Hasidic court.
Rabbi Mendele Kotsker
Rabbi identified as Rabbi Israel Pilower’s grandfather.
Rabbi Hershele
Rabbi who led a Hasidic court in Lukow until his death in 1920.
Rabbi Joseph Aaron
Rabbi who led a Hasidic court in Warsaw.
Rabbi Akiva Meir
The youngest son of Rabbi Yissachar Berish HaKohen of Wolbórz.
Rabbi Yissachar Berish HaKohen
Known rabbi of Wolbórz and father of Rabbi Akiva Meir.
Tadeusz Kościuszko
Tadeusz Kościuszko led the first Polish patriot uprising in 1794.
Strzhitsinsky
He conducted frequent requisitions and robbed Jews, according to the passage.
Patotsky
A general who received complaints against Strzhitsinsky.
Baranovsky
A general who received complaints against Strzhitsinsky.
Tamashovsky
A representative who sent similar reports to the National Council.
Napoleon Bonaparte
Political leader associated with freedom and civil equality.
Chaim Eliezer Mushkat
A Maskil and scholar associated with Lukow’s townspeople.
Rabbi Yeshaile Mushkat
A well-known rabbi and good Jew identified as Mushkat’s forebear.
Binysh Goldfarb
A Mezhiritch intellectual devoted wholeheartedly to the Zionist ideal.
M. Adelboim
Named contributor or author of the historical passage.
John Casimir
King described as visiting Lukow in 1652 after the Cossack attacks.
John Casimir
The king is named as granting or confirming legal rights to Jews settled in Lukow.
Casimir the Great
The king is cited as granting a general legal charter to Polish Jews.
Hitler
Hitler invaded Poland in September 1939.
Dr. Mahler
Dr. Mahler is cited as reporting on a 1727 tax document.
The Maharam of Lublin
Rabbi consulted about Lukow's burned synagogue.
Rabbi Feibush
Rabbi of Brest who later became rabbi of Krakow.
Rabbi Yehoshua Walk
Head of the Lemberg yeshiva involved in a 1611 religious dispute.
Rabbi Fishel
Rabbi of Brest and father of Rabbi Zvi Hirsch.
Rabbi Zechariah the Prophet
Father of Rabbi Leib Fishel and ancestor of a prominent family.
Jacob, rabbi of Lukow
Rabbi of Lukow and father of Solomon Zalman in one proposed lineage.
Zalman of Lukow
Hasidic kabbalist mentioned in a rabbinic reference work.
Zalman Shor
Author of a work titled Tevुनat Shor and relative of Zalman of Lukow.
Shlomo Zalman Katzenellenbogen
A rabbi who signed approbations for books and served as rabbi of Lukow.
Mordechai of Krakow
Author of a commentary on Jonathan ben Uzziel's translation.