Łuków
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Food distribution committee
Committee formed to distribute Joint food products under broad representation.
Killing of Yaakov Grinboim
Yaakov Grinboim was killed by Polish hooligans in 1920 while returning from Zelechow; the attack location is not stated.
Yakov Lichtenshtein
Named member of the joint school committee.
Yosef Zubrawitch
Named member of the joint school committee.
Hayyim Motem Mandelbaum
Named member of the joint school committee.
Lukow Chevra Kadisha
Burial society that initially wanted to bury Grinboim near the park.
Moshe Artman
Named member of the joint school committee.
F. Schneisser
Named member of the joint school committee.
L. Kramazh
Named member of the joint school committee.
Sh. Rubinshtein
Named member of the joint school committee.
Meir Hayyim Heibloom
Named member of the joint school committee.
Moshe Zuckerman
Named member of the joint school committee.
Yidl Burshtin
Named member of the joint school committee.
Moshe Barnshtein
Named member of the joint school committee.
Moshe Eli Gevertsman
Named member of the joint school committee.
Yosef Fergament
Named member of the joint school committee.
Opening of the secular Yiddish folk school in Lukow
The secular Yiddish folk school formally opened on a Saturday evening in August 1928.
Opening of the school
The school opened on September 1, 1928 with one class.
Leibl Kramazh
Directed and rehearsed the opening program tableau.
Secular Yiddish Folk School
School ceremonially opened in Lukow in August 1928.
Ogradove Street
Street where four halls were rented for four classes.
Tsisho School
A school opened in 1928 and served mainly children from poor working families.
Albert Brown
Albert Brown made the most important contribution to maintaining the school.
Moshe Wigadzki
Moshe Wigadzki was a teacher who devoted himself to the children and school work.
Henekh Burak
Henekh Burak was a teacher who devoted himself to the children and school work; he died.
Yakov Braun begins tailoring apprenticeship
At age eleven, Yakov Braun was apprenticed to his uncle, a tailor.
Biala
Town where Yakov Braun was sent to organize strikes.
Five-day journey to Piotrków Central Prison
A five-day journey went from Lublin Zamek to Piotrków Central Prison.
Three death sentences
The narrator states that they were sentenced to death three times.
Arrests at a political lecture in Łódź
Ninety-six associates were arrested during a major political lecture.
Move from Łódź to Warsaw
The narrator went to Warsaw during the First World War.
Founding of a three-trade professional association
Workers founded an association for tailors, shoemakers, and bakers.
Founding of the three-trade association
An association was founded with three separate committees and one administration.
Detention at a police station
The narrator and others were taken to a police station late at night.
Attack during transfer to Zamek
During the transfer from the train to Zamek, people threw stones at the detainees and some were wounded.
Murder and dismemberment described
A woman prisoner, sentenced to hanging, murdered a man for twenty zlotys and cut him into three pieces.