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Partisans
Armed groups operating in forests and fighting German forces.
Minsk Ghetto Jewish Community
Jews in the Minsk ghetto experienced the explosion as an act of revenge.
Jewish population of Lukow and surrounding areas
Population described as numbering up to 28,000 with newcomers from nearby places.
Łuków Jewish survivors
Several Jewish Łuków survivors who sheltered together after liberation.
Jews in the Lukow Ghetto
Imprisoned and starving Jews supplied with food by Reuven Weisbois.
Group of Jewish doctors
Jewish doctors who organized medical assistance in the camp.
Lukower
A Lukower designation appears in a 1946 heading.
Lukow martyrs
The Lukow victims commemorated by a plaque in the Vault of the Martyrs.
New York Jewish community
Jewish population that joined the protest against Hitlerism.
Lukow immigrants in America
Lukow immigrants received loans and organized aid for people in Lukow.
Lukow survivors in Israel
Lukow survivors in Israel received correspondence and aid from abroad.
Lukow people
People from Lukow, described as living worldwide and especially in Israel.
Lukow people in New York
Lukow people whom the narrator sought after arriving in New York.
Lukow landsleit association
Association founded by Lukow expatriates and supporters.
Poor Jewish population of Lukow
The poor Jewish population whom Shlomo sought to assist through the town council.
Łuków landsmen
Łuków natives living in Paris who helped organize the funeral.
Yotvingians
Group described as attacking Poland in the surrounding region.
Lublin Jewish community
Lublin is mentioned among communities with similar regulations.
Kuriv community
A community listed ahead of Lukow with 220 guilders.
Miedzyrzec
Miedzyrzec is named among Lukow’s neighboring communities.
Biala
Biala is named among Lukow’s neighboring communities.
Akov Jews
Jews in Akov showed understanding for the fundraising campaign.
Jewish community of the town
The town could not pay the general and also had to pay for a new cemetery.
Jewish home
Jewish households suffered during war and revolution.
Damashevnitse
A place affected by the September fire disaster.
Jewish men aged 16–60 in Łuków
An announcement ordered men aged 16 to 60 to assemble.
The marched group
The group was forced to run to Siedlce under German escort.
Residents of the town
Town residents helped people escape from behind the wires.
Jewish workers at the railway sawmill
Several hundred Jews lived and worked at the sawmill near the railway.
Nieslisk
Community from which Jews were brought to Lukow.
Deportees from Eshkolon
Deportees were described as naked and hungry and sheltered by Lukow families.
Martyrs
The dead whose bones were to be gathered in Saltsinov.
Akluniev village
Village where the narrator was sent to the host woman’s brother.
Jews in Lukow
A small Jewish population reportedly remained in Lukow.
Lukowers
People from the Lukow community are described as receiving help and helping survivors.
Jews from nearby towns and villages
Jews from Adimov, Kock, Terkomle, and surrounding villages were brought into the ghetto.