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Great Synagogue (Shulhof)
Fires were concentrated mainly around the Great Synagogue, called Shulhof.
Small synagogue in Lukow
Small synagogue reportedly burned when Lukow was burned by Tatars.
Łuków gymnasia
Two gymnasia in Łuków served boys and girls amid antisemitic discrimination.
Kibbutz
A communal settlement discussed by the group leader.
Synagogues
Places where parents prayed on Saturday mornings.
Shtiblakh
Small Jewish prayer or study houses mentioned as Saturday activity sites.
Beit Midrashim
Prayer or study houses where community activity took place on Saturdays.
Small synagogue in Łuków
Small synagogue reportedly burned during an attack by Tatars.
Prison
Place communist youth were prepared to enter for revolutionary activity.
Study houses
Religious institutions where Saturday activities took place.
Lukow Jewish community
The Jewish communal institution of Lukow.
Lukow Yeshiva
A yeshiva located in the Lukow house of study.
Radziger Shtibl
Shtibl associated with Aharon Elazar.
Main synagogue
Synagogue with painted interior, women’s section, courtyard, and sundial.
Great old beth midrash
Older beth midrash used for sermons, elections, debates, shelter, and wartime refugee organization.
Old House of Study
The old house of study stood near the synagogue and new house of study.
New House of Study
The new house of study stood beside the synagogue and old house of study.
Jewish library on Warsaw Street
Jewish library opened on Warsaw Street in Lukow.
School for poor Jewish children
School established on Mezritch Street.
Children's School
School targeted by a campaign and later ordered closed.
Folks Library
Library opened by the Folks Party with books in Yiddish and other languages.
Great Beit Midrash
Site where the Bund called a mass meeting.
Lukow Chevra Kadisha
Burial society that initially wanted to bury Grinboim near the park.
Secular Yiddish Folk School
School ceremonially opened in Lukow in August 1928.
Tsisho School
A school opened in 1928 and served mainly children from poor working families.
Cultural League
Skif children gathered in a school room and at the Cultural League.
Police station
The narrator and others were taken to a police station.
Chelm prison
A prison described as evacuated.
Radom prison
A prison that did not accept the travelers.
Bundist school
A school associated with the unnamed young teacher.
Kielce prison
A prison said to stand in water.
City Council
Municipal council for which the association presented a list.
Lukow Library
Library officially founded in 1916.
Jewish Synagogue in Lukow
A Jewish synagogue in Lukow.
Cultural Association
A center for Jewish political groups and influence beyond the Jewish community.
Craftsmen Association
An institution mentioned among Lukow’s organizations.