Łuków
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Yitzhak Moshe
A pious Jewish man known as Yosef Fergament’s father.
I. Zubrawitsch
Contributor named at the end of the passage.
Yankel Zukerman
Lukow-born Jewish combatant who joined the International Brigade in Spain.
Yaakov Zukerman
A Jewish fighter associated with Łuków who was buried in Paris.
D. Roitenberg
Name appearing in the passage’s closing byline.
Tanik Rozenstein
A Jewish Łuków gymnasium student whose father hoped he would become a doctor.
Shlomo Sharer
Tanik Rozenstein’s father, known as a barber, who wanted his son to become a doctor.
Yitzhak Heiblum
A confectionery merchant who sent children to the gymnasium.
Berl Barnstein
A mill owner who sent children to the gymnasium.
Nakh Plaman
A leather merchant who sent children to the gymnasium.
Dr. Herman
A doctor listed among Jewish families who sent children to the gymnasium.
Miriam Shumik
A talented girl remembered from youth in Łuków.
Miriam Shumik’s father
A quiet, kind man and father of four daughters.
Moshe Shlachtaovitch's father
Owner of a factory producing packing material for glassware.
Fese Ite
Moshe's mother, known for quietly helping needy families.
Shmuel Hocherman
Person named beneath the death notice for Moshe Shlakhtavitch.
Chaim Shlomo Feldman
The author's father, who died in New York in 1942.
Ester-Sheindl
The author's mother, who died in New York in 1952.
Lotche Feldman
The author's dear Lotche Feldman, killed in Lukow in 1943.
Ruthele Feldman
The author's daughter, killed in Lukow during the final Aktion in 1943.
Frajshke Kleinman
The author's sister, killed with her family during the Holocaust.
Motel Kleinman
Frajshke Kleinman's husband, killed with their children.
Naftali
A child of Frajshke and Motel Kleinman, killed during the Holocaust.
Leahche
A child of Frajshke and Motel Kleinman, killed during the Holocaust.
Moshe Feldman
The author's brother, killed in Auschwitz or Majdanek in 1942–1943.
Chaya-Hinde
Moshe Feldman's wife, killed in Auschwitz or Majdanek in 1942–1943.
Shimshele
Moshe Feldman and Chaya-Hinde's son, killed in 1942–1943.
Leah Feldman-Edelman
The author's sister, who died during a typhus epidemic while volunteering in World War I.
Isaiah Barnstein
The author's father, commemorated among family members killed by Nazi murderers.
Bracha Zelde
The author's mother, commemorated among family members killed by Nazi murderers.
Moshe Barnstein
The author's brother, killed with his wife and children.
Hadas
Moshe Barnstein's wife, killed with their children.
David
A child of Moshe and Hadas Barnstein, killed by Nazi perpetrators.
Abraham
A child of Moshe and Hadas Barnstein, killed by Nazi perpetrators.
Leah
The author's sister, killed with her husband and two children.
Moshe Finkelstein
Leah's husband, killed with Leah and their two children.