Łuków
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Chaya Fridman (Fishbein)
Signs or is named at the end of a remembrance passage.
David Lerner (David Karik)
Named as the writer's father.
Sarah
Named as a sister.
Mindl
Named as a sister.
Israel
Named as a brother.
Simeon
Named as a brother.
Golde Burstein
Named as a parent remembered in mourning.
Sarah Zubrawitch
Named as the writer’s wife, remembered in mourning.
Mirl
Named as a sister, with husband and children.
Meir
Died in an Aktion in 1942.
Sime
Died in 1936.
Fesse
Named as a sister with her husband Noah Lieberman.
Noah Lieberman
Named as Fesse’s husband.
Yishpra
Named as a sister.
Judah Rosenthal
Died in 1931.
Arie Hucherman
Named as the writer’s wife’s brother.
Manie Hucherman
Named as the writer’s wife’s brother.
Chaim Prost
Named among the writer’s closest and dearest people.
Abraham Prost
Named among the writer’s closest and dearest people.
Moses Marimancik
Named as the writer’s father.
Chaim Marimancik
Named as the writer’s brother.
Feige Green (Prost)
Signed the memorial text from the United States.
Shlomo Rubinstein
Author listed for cultural, social, and religious life sections.
Yahiel Rosenblum
Author listed for multiple Łuków-related sections.
Eliezer Lichtenstein
Author listed for a section on the Łuków yeshiva.
Jacob Braun
Author listed for an account of an illegal visit to Łuków.
M. Barnstein
Author listed for a Hashomer Hatzair section.
Nah Latawicz
Author listed for a section on the Freiheit youth organization.
Alter Vishnia
Author listed for a Medem School section.
Shmuel Huberman
Author listed for a section about Łuków in his generation.
N. B.
Named contributor associated with “In the Difficult Days.”
Sh. Dokhen
Named contributor associated with two rabbinical biographies.
N. B.
Named contributor associated with Tzvi Yosef Astrid.
M. Zanio
Named contributor or author of the passage.
The Kotzk Rebbe
Religious figure referenced through the community’s rabbinic lineage.
Unnamed narrator
Narrator who visited Lukow in 1947.