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Sidney Hershberg
Named among new members of the Lukow association.
Gadlia Felzman
A friend whose resignation from the chair was difficult to accept.
Roza Feltsman
Gedalia Feltsman's wife and collaborator in society committee activities.
M. Feldman
Signed a tribute concerning Gedalia Feltsman.
Yakov Braun
Signed a tribute concerning Gedalia Feltsman.
Unnamed narrator
Immigrant to the United States who sought fellow townspeople in New York.
Alter Hitlmacher
Hosted the meeting where a Lukow landsleit association was planned.
Albert
Person contacted in Chicago about missing correspondence.
Moses Zuckerman
A founder and longtime chairman of the society.
Leibl Rosenbaum
A founder who created regulations and later chaired the society.
Abraham Braun (Albert)
A secretary, active Lukow worker, federation activist, and Yiddish radio commentator in Chicago.
Abraham Glassman
A dedicated worker for the Lukow landsmen and relief.
Abraham Glassman’s wife
A dedicated worker for the Lukow landsmen and relief.
Gdalya (Joe) Felcman
A relief worker who chaired the landsmanschaft for fourteen years.
Abe Braun
A vice-chairman and active worker in all society and relief departments.
Jack Braun
A founder, vice-chairman, treasurer, former chairman, and secretary of the society.
Benny Hartman
A treasurer for fourteen years and active worker in society and relief committees.
Toibe Berknewald
Israel Goldgewicht’s wife, from Mezritch.
Abraham
Israel Goldgewicht and Toibe Berknewald’s only son, born in 1914.
Leizer
Israel Goldgewicht’s sick brother, supported during imprisonment.
Abrashe Goldgevicht
Resistance organizer and partisan commander in Belgium.
Isaiah Cohen
Person named in the passage colophon.
Sarah Grinboim
Nahum Goldzak's wife.
Shlomo Rubinstein
Employer and Bund faction participant.
Hersh Smolar
Minsk underground activist and partisan fighter.
Itshe Heiblum
The elder of two Heiblum brothers in Lukow; he was well established and had a wife and children.
Blume Berkshteyn
Reuven Heiblum’s wife from 1936.
Chaim Leyb Yunghoizer
A Jewish labor figure remembered as a friend and teacher by young Zionists.
Chaim Leibman
Deceased person described in a memorial passage.
Sarah Burshteyn-Zubrawitch
Woman who helped the narrator and others in Siktivkar.
Yudel Burshteyn
Theater worker who helped the narrator begin working there.
The narrator's brother
Brother whom Sarah was asked to lead the narrator to.
Motele
Sarah's unfortunate Motele, whose intelligence she praised.
Berl
A weak child who trained under tailors and became independent.
Berl
A man with little formal education, literary sensitivity, reading ability, and exceptional memory.
Berl
A literary reader who recited Song of Songs from memory and backward.