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Deaths during the typhus epidemic

Dozens died daily in the ghetto during a severe typhus epidemic.

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Shooting on the second day of Passover

Three drunk German soldiers shot in the ghetto for several hours, causing several Jewish casualties.

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Three Aktionen in Lukow

Lukow Jews had survived three Aktionen in Lukow.

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Night escape from Łuków

The group escaped from Łuków at night and reached a forest.

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German search operation

German forces organized a large raid and questioned peasants after the attack.

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Arrival in Kamnatsker Forest

The group arrived in Kamnatsker Forest after further wandering.

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German attack on a bunker

German forces surrounded and fired on the bunker as its occupants tried to escape.

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Killing of an unnamed group member

An unnamed German shot and killed a member of the group after wounding him in the leg.

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Narrator reaches Galambki

The narrator traveled to Galambki seeking rescue from the Nuzhinsky household.

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Rescue of narrator

An unknown man rescued and revived the narrator in the forest with food and medicine; the narrator was the survivor.

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Narrator's journey to Lukow

The narrator traveled to Lukow and met their mother.

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Jewish person escaped from train

An unnamed Jewish person jumped from a moving train and was caught by an unnamed Pole.

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Capture of the narrator’s mother and brother

The narrator’s mother and brother were captured on a railway line while traveling at night.

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Secret release of the narrator’s mother and brother

A police commander recognized and secretly released the narrator’s mother and brother.

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Murder of the narrator’s mother and brother

Poles killed the narrator’s mother and brother in the same village in late 1943.

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Escape from the Lukow ghetto

The unnamed narrator left the Lukow ghetto alone in early 1943, leaving the mother behind.

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Removal of the last Jews from surrounding towns

The narrator learned that the last Jews were taken away from several towns in spring 1943.

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Escape from the Łuków ghetto

The mother and youngest brother escaped from the Łuków ghetto and hid elsewhere.

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German burning of half a village

German forces burned half a village after a report that Jews were being hidden in a neighboring village.

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Liquidation of ghettos in the region

The narrator recalls the liquidation of ghettos throughout the region.

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Escape from the final Aktion

The narrator’s mother and youngest brother escaped the final Aktion.

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Mother worked as a seamstress

The narrator’s mother sewed for Christians in a village.

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People taken to Majdanek

People were captured and taken to Majdanek.

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Search for hidden Jews

Murderers searched houses and stables while the narrator hid.

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Escape from a moving train

A Jewish person jumped from a moving train and was caught by a Pole.

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Capture near railway tracks

The narrator’s mother and brother were captured while walking at night near railway tracks.

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Killing of the narrator’s mother and brother

Poles killed the narrator’s mother and brother in the same village in late 1943.

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Departure from the ghetto

The narrator left his mother in the ghetto and departed alone in early 1943.

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Ghetto roundup

German and Ukrainian forces ordered residents to assemble with hand luggage amid gunfire.

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Threatened killing of narrator

Attackers threatened to kill the narrator, who was urged to flee and hide.

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German entry into Łuków

The Germans entered Łuków and imposed a curfew.

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Forced labor assignment

Jews registered at the labor office and received assigned work.

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Ghetto encirclement and attack

German forces, police, and Ukrainian auxiliaries surrounded and fired on the ghetto Jews in Łuków on 1943-05-22; the victims are ghetto Jews, not the place Łuków.

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Deportation of the last Jews

The last Jews were taken in rows to Treblinka.

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Arrival in the Mezritch ghetto

The narrator and companions arrived in the Mezritch ghetto after traveling for three days and nights.

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Cleansing action in Mezritch

Armed perpetrators surrounded Mezritch and assembled Jews for a violent action.

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