Łuków
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Zhelekhaver road
The military barracks were located on this road behind the city.
Radzyner Castle
Site where arriving Jews were searched.
Jatkova
Street designated as part of the shortened ghetto.
Kanalova
Street designated as part of the shortened ghetto.
Malczenow Cemetery
Cemetery where adults and cemetery workers were reportedly shot.
Malcinov cemetery
A cemetery in Malcinov where the narrator was taken.
Zbartchevsky forest
The narrator and another boy reached this forest on the way to Lazy.
Abandoned ghetto
The group entered the abandoned ghetto at night to obtain clothing and supplies.
Brisk
City to which the narrator and Yosl Burshteyn returned.
Camps
Camps prepared by Vichy authorities for homeless people.
Yosl Burshtin's apartment
The residence where Yosl Burshtin was hiding.
33 Liverpool Street, Anderlecht
Address of the Polish Jewish federation’s premises.
Banne-la-Rolande camp
Camp receiving arrested Jews of various citizenships.
Pithiviers
The camp where the group was told they would remain until the war ended.
Galeshaw
A location where prisoners performed forced labor.
Steinbruch
A work site employing prisoners in stone work.
Saloniki
The stated ancestral origin of most Greek Jews mentioned.
Roll-call square
Square where a Czech Jewish man was hanged.
Klinger Hall
Industrial hall where prisoners witnessed a killing.
Camps deeper in Germany
Camps to which prisoners were intended to be transferred in January 1945.
Leslau
Destination where prisoners spent a night in a large factory yard.
Krznа River
River crossed by the fleeing group.
The Colonies
A locality where the bunker was located.
Shwidra Village
Village where hidden rifles were sought.
Bronkowitz
Village where two friends lived.
Dzemka settlements
Settlements where the friends’ bunker was located.
Krzywki
A village near which Finkelstein escaped.
Brewery
A brewery is listed among local industrial establishments.
Wengrow camp
Camp where Jews were held outdoors in rainy autumn weather.
Treblinka death camp
Death camp destination of the train carrying Lukow Jews.
Nieman partisan bridge
A bridge over the Nieman crossed by the partisans.
Novogrudok
Place identified as the origin of Gardin.
Glass factory
Site from which vehicles were expected to depart.
Lukow memorial
Memorial identified in a caption.
Rogazhnitse
Place seven kilometers from Mezeritch where prisoners were confined in animal stalls.
Rike
Town whose remaining Jews were deported after a declared Jewish-free action.