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Jewish forest groups
Groups of approximately one hundred Jews hid in forests and organized mutual support.
Lukow Ghetto
Ghetto where the narrator and others lived after fleeing.
Young people of Lukow
A group of Lukow youths encountered armed Poles.
Jewish community of Brest
Community whose facilities sheltered Jewish refugees.
Jews from Radzyn
Jews brought into Lukow during the Holocaust.
Adamov Jews
Jews from Adamov fled, armed themselves, and attacked the local commune office.
Adamover Jews
They stopped a Jewish transport and its prisoners escaped into nearby forests.
Lukow
The passage describes anti-Jewish actions in Lukow.
Poles
The passage describes differing Polish reactions to German crimes.
Łódź
Jewish population faced persecution after German occupation in September 1939.
farmers
Farmers performed agricultural work and discussed restrictions on Jews.
farmers of the area
Farmers reportedly captured and mistreated a Jew and discussed Nazi orders.
Hungarian and Czech Jews
Approximately 50 Hungarian and Czech Jews gathered in a house wearing prayer garments.
Survivors
Survivors regrouped in the forest after fifteen people fell.
Germans
Germans are described as displacing Poles and conducting actions.
Lukow women
Two women from Lukow were encountered in the narrator's camp.
Lukow survivors
Surviving people from Lukow are described as receiving assistance.
Wengrow
Destination toward which assembled people were driven.
Slovakia
The passage mentions two thousand Jews from Slovakia.
Kock Jews
Jewish community among those taken away.
Radzyn
The Gestapo post in Radzyn promised protection and supervision.
Jewish people
Jewish people attacked by Germans near a fire.
Lukow community in Brussels
A small group of Lukow emigrants in Brussels formed an association.
Lukow landsmen
Lukow natives who formed a small assistance fund.
Lukow community
Community whose residents were convened and discussed migration.
Refugees from Belgium
Group of Belgian refugees encountered near Toulouse.
Jews from France
Group of Jewish prisoners working alongside the narrator.
Jews from Holland
Group of Jewish prisoners working alongside the narrator.
Polish Jews
Jewish group described as especially enduring harsh labor.
Jewish Partisans from Kock
Jewish partisan group sheltered by Zimawski before traveling toward the Łuków ghetto.
Łuków Ghetto
Ghetto where Łuków Jewish families remained and were murdered.
Lukow Jews
Lukow Jews who fought in the Minsk Ghetto resistance.
Kock community
Community members associated with the partisan group.
Łuków community
Łuków people who remained after the Aktion and later returned.
Lukow
The town to which captured Jews were driven.
Captured Jews
Hundreds of Jews were captured and shot at the local cemetery.