Łuków
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Jabotinsky
Figure whose portrait drew the attention of Betar youth.
Prison
Place communist youth were prepared to enter for revolutionary activity.
Study houses
Religious institutions where Saturday activities took place.
Private home
Winter gathering place for communist youth.
Lukow Jewish community
The Jewish communal institution of Lukow.
Eliezer Lichtenstein
A contributor identified with Tel Aviv.
Lukow Yeshiva
A yeshiva located in the Lukow house of study.
Rabbi Leibish
A strict teacher at the yeshiva.
Yeshiva students
Students who studied at the Lukow Yeshiva.
Lukow householders
Householders who provided food for poorer students.
Yona Noy
Speaker at a Lag BaOmer celebration.
Ben-Zion
Teacher of students in higher classes.
Velvl
Teacher of students in higher classes.
Radziger Shtibl
Shtibl associated with Aharon Elazar.
Yisrael Barukh
Named as an easier questioner of students.
Abraham Kittner
Rabbi associated with the prayer house where the narrator studied.
Hershl
Student named among boys who studied with the narrator.
Moshe Leibman
Student named among boys who studied with the narrator.
Shabtai Treger
A Jewish man encountered at the rabbi’s study house.
Aryeh Katsav
A Jewish man encountered at the rabbi’s study house.
Rabbi of Miechów
A rabbi whose study house attracted Jews of different backgrounds.
Or Tzadikim
A work from which the rabbi recited frightening stories of hell.
Ephraim Lichtenberg
A cantor in the Great Synagogue.
Construction of the Great Synagogue
The Great Synagogue was built at the beginning of the nineteenth century.
Yekhiel Rozenblum
Named at the beginning of a passage about synagogue and prayer house history.
Synagogue Street
Street named at the end of the passage.
Ephraim Mezritsher taught in the old beth midrash
Ephraim Mezritsher would study a little with ordinary Jews there on Saturday afternoons.
Neighboring-town refugees organized in the old beth midrash
Refugees from neighboring towns organized in the beth midrash during World War I.
Main synagogue
Synagogue with painted interior, women’s section, courtyard, and sundial.
Great old beth midrash
Older beth midrash used for sermons, elections, debates, shelter, and wartime refugee organization.
Ephraim Mezritsher
Person who taught poor Jews in the beth midrash on Saturday afternoons.
Old House of Study
The old house of study stood near the synagogue and new house of study.
New House of Study
The new house of study stood beside the synagogue and old house of study.
Moses Aaron
Moses Aaron headed the Agudah in the new house of study.
Lukow Mikveh and Bathhouse
The Lukow mikveh and bathhouse stood behind the synagogue.
Cattle Market
A high fence beside the house of study concealed the cattle market.