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Arrival at Chelm train station
The narrator's group arrived at Chelm train station; guards then pushed a young Bundist-school teacher into the wagon, where she joined the narrator.
Arrival at Radom station
The travelers arrived at Radom station the next day.
Arrival at Czestochowa railway station
The narrator and fellow prisoners arrived at Czestochowa railway station on the fifth day; the supplied passage does not identify Partuney.
Release from Piotrków prison
Prisoners without sentences were released after six months in Piotrków.
Journey home after release
The narrator's group traveled home and disembarked in Warsaw; Poznanski and Baumgarten are mentioned as hosts, not as travelers.
Liberation of Poland from German occupation
Poland became independent after liberation from German occupation in 1918.
Police detention of association attendees
Police detained attendees, including association official Shepsl Berish.
Murder of Shepsl Berish
Shepsl Berish was murdered by the defensive force shortly afterward.
Founding of the Lukow Library
The library was officially founded in 1916.
Arrests after the 1905 demonstration
Police dispersed the demonstration and carried out arrests.
Gemilut Hesed Fund membership in 1939
The Gemilut Hesed Fund's membership reached 1,000 in 1939.
Migration of former Lukow Poale Zion members to Israel
Former Lukow right-wing Poale Zion members entered Israel through certificates and after the Holocaust.
Israel Rozentsvayg departed for the Land of Israel
Israel Rozentsvayg departed for the Land of Israel.
Departure of first Hashomer Hatzair members
M. Barnshteyn and Ziml Feltsman departed from Lukow for the Land of Israel.
Founding of Hashomer Hatzair in Lukow
Three young people decided to establish Hashomer Hatzair in Lukow.
Travel of first Hashomer Hatzair members from Lukow to the Land of Israel
In 1930, M. Bornstein and Zisel Faltzman traveled from Lukow to the Land of Israel.
Organization of the first Jewish football team in Lukow
The first Jewish football team was organized in Lukow in 1921.
Mralik's marriage
Mralik said he married the woman after receiving letters written by the narrator.
Formation of a workers’ militia
A workers’ militia was formed after the new authority arrived.
Flight toward Siedlce
Fleeing people traveled toward Siedlce amid reports of retreat and return.
Beating of detained prisoners
Soldiers repeatedly beat detained people at the police station.
Murder of Berish Lichter
Berish Lichter was murdered after the Polish military returned.
Funeral of the victims
The entire Lukow Jewish population participated in the funeral of the victims.
Establishment of a city school
Municipal representatives proposed creating a city school; the narrator's grandfather supported it, and the text says it would be founded.
Orchestra established
An orchestra was established under Aharon’s leadership.
Drama circle established
A drama circle was established within the association.
Death of Shlomo Zilberkzhtits in battle
Shlomo Zilberkzhtits fell in one of the battles in Vitebsk Governorate.
Departure from Łuków with the Red Army
In 1939, the narrator left Łuków with the Red Army for Soviet territories.
Return to Poland during World War II
World War II brought the unnamed narrator back to his former home in Poland.
Factory bankruptcy
The factory went bankrupt.
Organization of a school for Jewish children
A school for Jewish children was organized there, and Poliak Chegiarski was its director.
Attempted escape to America
The narrator's father gave him money so that he could illegally cross the border and leave for America.
Murder of Yankl the Vinegar Maker
Yankl the Vinegar Maker was among the first victims of Nazi murderers.
Nazi punitive expedition
Nazis organized a punitive expedition during which Jews were pursued.
Attack on a tsarist gendarme
Yisrael Shpigel carried out an attack on a tsarist gendarme.
Move to Warsaw
The family moved to Warsaw with other Lukow residents.