Łuków
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Leibl Gliksberg
Contributor to the Lukow weekly newspaper.
Nakh Zhelaza
Contributor to the Lukow weekly newspaper.
Moshe Eli Gevertzman
Contributor to the Lukow weekly newspaper.
Yisrael Shpringer
Participant in producing underground leaflets against Germany.
Mordechai Kleinman
Printer who helped produce underground leaflets against Germany.
Yekhiel Anshtak
Fighter murdered by non-Jewish partisans.
Pesach Goldman
Named as a fighter.
Pethakhya Shneymer
Smuggled weapons into the ghetto and fell fighting the Gestapo.
Moyshe Elie Gevertsman
Refused to reveal where Jews were hiding and was shot.
Peretz Liberman’s son
Identified as a young Hasidic man and Judenrat member.
Avraham Segal
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Moyshe Grinberg
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Avraham Hersh Veisman
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Shlomo Naturman
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Miriam Shparber
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Mindl Shparber
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Tabtse Shparber
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Mindl Shparber’s son
Escaped Minsk ghetto with Jews and died fighting Germans.
Zile Klebanova
Partisan who sabotaged telephone wires and helped Jews escape Minsk ghetto.
A. M. Schlachtawitsch
Author of memoirs about a Jewish partisan detachment.
Segelman
Young partisan who named the mine “little doll.”
Wife of Israel Springer
Unnamed member of the first resistance group.
Sister-in-law of Alberg
Unnamed member of the first resistance group.
Meir Heiblum
Member of the resistance detachments.
Samuel Rozenblit
Member of the second combat unit.
Leibl
The narrator's brother, who worked outside the camp with his children.
Zukerman
A commander who identified sick and religious Jewish workers.
Sarah
Benjamin’s wife’s sister, who was killed with her children in May 1943.
Narrator's daughter
The narrator's daughter witnessed Jews being taken to be shot.
Narrator's brother
The narrator's brother was among those murdered at the cemetery.
Tzvi
The narrator’s son, who served in the Israeli army and fell in Jerusalem.
Moshe Gerekh
Author or speaker identified by the heading.
The narrator’s mother
The narrator’s mother who sent family members toward Lukow in 1939.
Manish
The narrator’s brother who traveled with their mother toward Lukow.
Mordechai
The narrator’s youngest brother who pleaded not to be left alone.
Samuel Shedletsker
The narrator’s uncle, whose address in Lukow was provided as a destination.