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Gastman family
Family whose children operated a factory after their father's death.
Navashelsky family
The Navashelsky family owned a two-story house by the Animal Market.
Migdal family
The passage says nothing remained of the Migdal family.
Rosenstock brothers
The passage begins mentioning the Rosenstock brothers.
Hana-Shmaies family
Family living in a stone house and engaged in grain trading.
Wasserstrom family
Family whose daughter Sonia worked for the Belgian resistance and was deported to Birkenau.
Biderman family
The Biderman family is associated with the oil and distribution shop.
Zhitas family
A merchant family whose shop stood first on the left of the square.
Lichtenstein family
Family associated with Moshe Lichtenstein’s soap factory.
Narrator’s family
The narrator waited for and returned toward their family.
Anna's family
Anna's family, which she says was killed shortly before the events.
Narrator’s host household
Household that sheltered and fed the narrator.
Nuzhinsky family
Household that sheltered and fed the narrator.
Family of Isser Last
Family of the Lukow Jewish man Isser Last.
The narrator's family
The narrator says a family lived in each bed in Lukow rooms.
Bermans family
Family identified as Eliezer Kesselbrenner's family.
Zukedman family
The family name associated with Sheindl's household.
Family of the Smolker rabbi’s son-in-law
A five-person homeless family from Serock encountered in Lukow.
Weberman family
Family name associated with Mashke Weberman.
Baradamski brothers
Two brothers identified among selected workers.
Black brothers
Two brothers surnamed Black were present and possibly owned the factory.
Fridman brothers and their father
Family members listed among the ghetto weapon-collection group.
Shparber family
Family associated with Mindl Shparber and her son.
Tikatsky family
Family associated with Lukow through the narrator’s wife.
Ragalski family
Family named among the narrator’s relatives.
Narrator's family
Family brought by the narrator during increased immigration from Lukow.
Israel Goldgewicht’s wife and son
Goldgewicht brought his wife and son to Brussels.
Moshe Shlachtaovitch's parents
Moshe's parents, described as poor and religious.
Braun family
Family identified as the household of Moshe Akiva and Miriam Braun.
Wasserman family from Pinsk
The contributor's wife's family from Pinsk is commemorated.
Frengler family
A family remembered among the precious victims.
Piekazh family
Family named among those remembered.
Walowski family
Family remembered by the contributor.