Łuków
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Gershon Plug
His house stood near the market assembly point.
Abraham
The narrator's brother helped remove some Jews from the assembled group.
Abraham Babiniker (Weissman)
He helped rescue some people by directing assigned labor.
Nehemiah Wenger
He was among those shot during the nighttime raid.
Isaac Liebman
He was among those shot during the nighttime raid.
Alter Liebman
He was among those shot during the nighttime raid.
Mashke Weberman
Person killed during a Gestapo raid in Lukow in winter 1941.
Abraham
Narrator's grandchild who survived being shot.
Berger
Gestapo member who sent the narrator back to the ghetto.
Zebulun Arie
Resident marking the ghetto's described starting point.
Berl Peperman
Member of a youth resistance group in the Lukow ghetto.
Leibele Barenstits
Member of a youth resistance group in the Lukow ghetto.
Polish chimney sweep
A Polish chimney sweep found the narrator's mother and brother and brought a German gendarme.
German gendarme
A German gendarme was brought to the hiding place and shot the hidden people.
Itshele Orlinski
Named Jewish partisan who shot the Polish chimney sweep.
Moshe Greitser
Named Jewish partisan who shot the Polish chimney sweep.
Levish Baron
Named Jewish partisan associated with revenge against the murderers.
Rabbi Aaron Nata Freiberg
A rabbi to whom people offered New Year greetings.
Rabbi Pesach Rozen
A religious authority mentioned among those receiving New Year greetings.
Gershom Plug
The narrator’s father-in-law, whose home hosted prayer services.
Hersh-Leizer Lender
Jewish Council president who brought news of the impending Aktion.
Hershl Dvash
Person whose bunker sheltered members of the narrator’s household.
Shimon Ribak
Named as a Jewish police member and narrator’s friend.
Moshe Walberg
Named as a Jewish police member.
Mordechai Mechel Roytboym
Member of the burial society named among workers at the site.
Asher Levenson
Named among those buried in a brotherly grave.
Mendel Friedman
Named among those buried in a brotherly grave.
Abush Miller
Tailor taken for overnight municipal labor.
Chief Burger
Chief who sought the narrator after the action.
Birger
A senior commander who ordered children removed and lamps lit.
Reuven Weissboim
A young person encountered in the forest near Kock.
The narrator's mother
The narrator's mother urged caution and called the narrator her only hope.
Mikhail Blakhovich
Smuggled weapons into the ghetto and fell fighting the Gestapo.
Lender
A person who collected gold objects and requested death with the Jews.
Shimon Ribak
Yosef Ribak’s brother, named among those buried.
Anshel Katz
Anshel Katz recounts childhood experiences during the war.