Łuków
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Unnamed mother
The narrator’s mother, whose whereabouts are sought.
Unnamed brother
The narrator’s brother, whose whereabouts are sought.
Unnamed farmer’s son
A twenty-year-old son of the narrator’s former neighbor.
Unnamed farmer
A farmer who warned the narrator and helped them escape.
Eliyahu Rodziniak
Author of a wartime account describing Łuków and nearby Jewish communities.
Unnamed Jewish deportee
A Jewish person escaped from a moving train and was captured by a Pole.
Unnamed village head
The village head received the captured Jewish person and was asked for payment.
Narrator’s mother
She was captured near railway tracks, briefly released, and later killed by Poles.
Narrator’s brother
He was captured with the narrator’s mother and later killed by Poles.
Unnamed police commander
A former police commander recognized the narrator’s mother and secretly released her and his brother.
Rappaport
Rappaport was among those left behind in the ghetto by the narrator.
Grossman
Grossman was among those left behind in the ghetto by the narrator.
Saul
Younger brother whom the narrator wanted to join.
Jacob
Younger brother whom the narrator wanted to join.
Mother of the narrator
The narrator’s mother hid in a neighboring village and survived the Łuków ghetto.
Jacob
Jacob hid with the narrator’s mother during shooting and expulsion from a basement.
the narrator's mother
The narrator's mother survived a wartime Aktion and worked as a seamstress.
Narrator's mother
The narrator searched for his mother during his escape.
Son of an old neighbor
The neighbor's son warned the narrator that attackers wanted to kill him.
Narrator's father
Father left behind in Lukow according to the narrator.
Narrator's mother
Mother left behind in Lukow according to the narrator.
Lahale
Narrator's child, curious about wartime experiences.
Abrahamle
Narrator's child, curious about wartime experiences.
Jeshe
Child addressed by the narrator during the recollection.
Elke Geret-Tikatski
Narrator describing forced labor and survival during German occupation.
The narrator’s two brothers
Two brothers were found in a bunker made inside a horse stable.
Reuven
Relative whom the narrator barely recognized after severe deterioration.
Reuven
The narrator’s brother, encountered in the town during wartime flight.
Aharon
A person who unexpectedly arrived at the door with the narrator’s sister.
Narrator’s sister
The narrator’s beloved sister, who arrived unexpectedly with Aharon.
Sarah Ribak
A Lukow woman whom the narrator encountered in the camp.
Gitel Fridlender
A Lukow woman whom the narrator encountered in the camp.
Elke
A woman identifying herself as Reuven Tikatski’s sister and a person from Lukow.
Israel Steinberg
A person working as a tailor and sewing for SS personnel.
Israel Steinberg
A fellow townsman remembered as a rescuer of Lukow Jews.
Leib Shliterman
Author of the passage about his experiences.