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Birth of Shlomo Zakalik

Shlomo Zakalik was born in Lukow in 1895.

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Shlomo Zakalik moved to Warsaw

Shlomo Zakalik moved from Lukow to Warsaw for employment in 1912.

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Flight to Russia with the Red Army

In 1920, the activist fled Poland with the retreating Red Army to Russia.

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Return to Poland

After a short time, the activist returned to Poland and hid in Warsaw.

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Transfer to Lublin after arrest

An arrested person was led in chains to Lublin.

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Arrival in Siktivkar

The narrator arrived in Siktivkar in November 1941.

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Transfer to Kherson

The group was transferred to Kherson in Ukraine in 1944.

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Return to Poland

The group returned to liberated Poland in 1946.

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1939 bombardments

The 1939 bombardments during which the narrator and Yosef ran together to nearby neighbors for safety.

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Yankel Zukerman joins the International Brigade

In 1936, Yankel Zukerman joined the International Brigade and fought in Spain.

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Birth of Hersh Karasik

Hersh Karasik was born in Lukow in 1908.

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Move to Warsaw

Hersh Karasik moved to Warsaw, where he worked as a shoemaker.

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Move to the Soviet Union

Karasik went to the Soviet Union after Germany attacked Poland.

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Tanik Rozenstein crossed the Soviet-Polish border

Tanik crossed the Soviet-Polish border during a dark night.

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Moshe imprisoned for two years

Moshe served two years in prison before returning to Lukow.

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Moshe arrested again

Moshe was arrested again while living under difficult material conditions.

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Moshe sentenced to six years imprisonment

After his second arrest, Moshe was sentenced to six years in prison.

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Moshe liberated by the Red Army

Moshe was liberated from Gradno Prison by the Red Army.

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Feldman family killings in Lukow

Lotche and Ruthele Feldman were killed in Lukow during the final Aktion in 1943.

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Death of Yente Fridman

Yente Fridman died on 24 Tammuz 5699.

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Reuven's death among partisans near Minsk

Reuven is stated to have fallen among partisans behind Minsk.

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Murder of the Karpenkopf family

The Karpenkopf family and associated relatives were murdered by German murderers.

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Deaths of the writer's family

The passage commemorates the writer's family as deceased.

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Deaths of beloved family members

The passage states that named relatives died tragically through Hitler's murderers.

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Death of Dovid Zilberboym

Dovid Zilberboym died in Israel in 1960.

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Meir’s death in an Aktion

Meir was killed in an Aktion in 1942.

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Sime’s death

Sime died in 1936.

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Judah Rosenthal’s death

Judah Rosenthal died in 1931.

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Perl’s killing at Auschwitz

Perl perished in Auschwitz in 1944.

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Skif

״םקיף״ (םאציאליםטישער קינדער־פארבאנד)

Skif was a socialist children's organization active in Lukow from 1928.

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Bundist Organization

דער בונדישער ארגאניזאציע

Skif operated under the direction of a Bundist organization.

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Cultural League

דער קולטור־ליגע

Skif children gathered in a school room and at the Cultural League.

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Yakov Braun

יעקב בראון

Narrator describing childhood poverty and apprenticeship in Lukow.

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Moshe Akiva

משה עקיבא

Yakov Braun’s father, a teacher.

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Yidl Pinte

ײדל פינטע

Yakov Braun’s uncle and tailoring instructor.

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Yakov Braun

יעקב בראון

Narrator describing Bund activity and revolutionary organizing.

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