Łuków
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The farmer
A farmer enters the house and violently attacks the narrator.
Narrator
The narrator is questioned and beaten by the farmer.
Wife
A wife is reported to be in a hospital and expected home in two weeks.
Children
Children are washed by the narrator.
Unnamed narrator
An injured, hungry person receives shelter and food from a peasant woman.
Rabbi Moshele
A Passover seder was held in Rabbi Moshele's apartment.
Former Lukow rabbi
The former Lukow rabbi was killed during the bloody post-Sukkot action in 1942.
The young rabbi
A young rabbi led the seder and encouraged trust.
Narrator
The narrator follows people through buildings and reaches a hiding place.
Unnamed woman
An unnamed woman runs into a courtyard and climbs to an attic.
Unnamed woman and girl
An unnamed woman runs with a girl and both enter a courtyard.
Unnamed father
Father hiding with his daughter and pleading with her.
Unnamed daughter
Daughter reacts after learning her mother’s hiding place was discovered.
Unnamed mother
Mother found in the discovered hiding place below.
Unnamed narrator
The narrator crawled from a hiding place and encountered four Jewish men.
Four Jewish men
Four Jewish men questioned the narrator and searched for their families.
Ukrainians
The narrator feared Ukrainians had discovered the hiding place.
Unnamed narrator
First-person survivor describing flight through a forest.
Unnamed group member
Group member shot in the leg and killed by a German soldier.
Narrator
First-person narrator seeking refuge and food during wartime.
Kruglak
A farmer who owned the barn described in the passage.
Unknown man
An unknown man found the narrator, brought food, and helped him recover.
Eliyahu Radziniak
Name printed beneath a first-person wartime account.
Unnamed narrator
The narrator traveled to Lukow and met their mother.
Unnamed narrator's mother
The narrator encountered their mother in Lukow.
Unnamed Jewish person
An unnamed Jewish person escaped from a moving train.
Unnamed Pole
An unnamed Pole caught the Jewish person who jumped from the train.
Shaul
The narrator names Shaul as one of his two younger brothers.
Jacob
The narrator names Jacob as one of his two younger brothers.
Saul
The narrator’s brother, hiding during persecution and refusing to be captured alive.
Mother
The narrator’s mother survived the Łuków ghetto and hid with her youngest son.
Youngest brother
The narrator’s youngest brother survived while hiding with their mother.
Unnamed narrator
Narrator describes surviving under forged identity during the Holocaust.
Narrator’s mother
The narrator’s mother escaped the final Aktion and worked as a seamstress.
Narrator’s youngest brother
The narrator’s youngest brother escaped the final Aktion with their mother.
the peasant woman
A peasant woman agreed to shelter the narrator’s mother.