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Synagogue Courtyard
The buildings formed a kind of enclosure around the synagogue courtyard.
Cultural and Social Life
A heading announces a section about cultural and social life.
Gastman factory relocation from Warsaw to Lukow
David Gastman moved his mechanical shoe factory from Warsaw to Lukow.
Liberman factory relocation to Lukow
Liberman moved his album factory with modern machinery from Warsaw to Lukow.
Menachem Zakalik
Named in the passage heading.
David Gastman
Warsaw manufacturer of mechanical shoes who moved his factory to Lukow.
Liberman
Warsaw owner of the named album factory who moved his factory to Lukow.
Lublin (Warsaw) Street
A Lukow street filled with newly arrived workers and young people.
Yermiyel Shmoyer
A ritual scribe who became a labor activist and fighter.
Yosef Liber
A tall, broad-faced man linked to a central committee.
Yitzkhokl Gagi
A uniformed dragoon who assisted Shmoyer with distributing pamphlets.
Bernard
An artist and agitational speaker noted for distinctive appearance and talent.
Shprintze
A woman described as having three adult daughters.
Reizl Laterman
A tall woman who guarded the forest entrance and protected a speaker.
Berl Laterman
A wealthy furrier and Reizl Laterman’s father.
Lieberzon
A factory owner who reacted angrily to strikes reaching Lukow.
David Gastman
Stayed in Lukow and supported continuing strikes for workers’ livelihoods.
Workers’ demonstration in Lukow
Workers demonstrated in Lukow in 1905 after the tsar’s alleged amnesty.
Abraham Sakal
Author recalling workers’ activism in Lukow in 1905.
Shmilke Goldberg
Delivered a revolutionary speech during a workers’ demonstration.
Social Democrats
Organized the workers’ movement in Russia and Poland in 1905.
Gastman’s shoe factory moved to Lukow
Gastman’s shoe factory moved to Lukow in 1907.
Jewish library opened
A Jewish library opened on Warsaw Street in Lukow.
School for poor Jewish children established
A school for poor Jewish children was established on Mezritch Street.
Founding of the Loan and Savings Fund
Loan and Savings Fund founded in 1908 on Warsaw Street.
Yerachmiel Landsberg
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.
Gastman’s shoe factory
Moved to Lukow in 1907, prompting workers to form an association.
Jewish library on Warsaw Street
Jewish library opened on Warsaw Street in Lukow.
Warsaw Street
Street where the Jewish library opened.
School for poor Jewish children
School established on Mezritch Street.
Mezritcher Street
Street where a school for poor Jewish children was established.
Zishe Barnshteyn
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.
Itshe Heyblum
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.
Chaim Meir Heyblum
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.
Moshele Feldman
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.
Idl Gad
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.