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New York
Place associated with Motel Feldman.
Bialystok
City associated with Professor Bark.
Parczew
Birthplace and religious center associated with Aaron Nata Freiberg.
Włodawa
Town where Mendel Morgenstern moved and became local rabbi.
Sobibor
Destination of deportations from Włodawa in 1943.
Jewish settlements in Russia
Lukow religious products were transferred to Jewish settlements in Russia.
Biała Podlaska
A surrounding location where displaced Jews were scattered.
Wolodowa
Town where Mendel Morgenstern became communal rabbi.
Israel
The country where Mendel Piksh was living at the time of writing.
Wlodawa
Town where Rabbi Moshe Baruch moved and became rabbi.
Poland
The passage compares ideological upheavals across Polish cities.
Lukow Jewish cemetery
Old cemetery existing in Lukow by 1820.
Tatars
Attackers identified in the account of Lukow's burning.
France
Some emigrants went to France when unable to obtain permission for America.
Lublin
The voivodeship city where Reuven Flaman passed an examination and received his matura.
Siedlce
A neighboring town visited during nighttime outings.
Eretz Israel
Destination of a youth group departing from the community.
Forest
A forest where Hashomer Hatzair youth spent an entire night.
Village orchard
A rural orchard where couples went for walks.
Old cemetery in Łuków
Old cemetery reported in Łuków in 1820.
Other European countries
Some emigrants traveled to other European countries.
Private home
Winter gathering place for communist youth.
Synagogue Street
Street named at the end of the passage.
Lukow Mikveh and Bathhouse
The Lukow mikveh and bathhouse stood behind the synagogue.
Cattle Market
A high fence beside the house of study concealed the cattle market.
Synagogue Courtyard
The buildings formed a kind of enclosure around the synagogue courtyard.
Lublin (Warsaw) Street
A Lukow street filled with newly arrived workers and young people.
Warsaw Street
Street where the Jewish library opened.
Mezritcher Street
Street where a school for poor Jewish children was established.
House on the New Road
House where the meeting against attacks on the school was held.
Siedlce
City where Motl went to his paternal uncle.
Chicago
City identified with S. Rubinstein in the passage heading.
Saint Petersburg
City where Di Tsayt was published.
Lodz
City associated with Gershon Perkal and Mordechai Perkal.
Zhelikhov
Town associated with Shmuel Semiatitsky.
Warsaw Ghetto
Location where Shmuel Semiatitsky is described as having died.