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Zionist Organization
An organization hosting lectures about Zionism and Eretz Israel.
Hehalutz
An organization mentioned at the passage’s end.
Betar
A Zionist youth organization where Yitzhak Lust spoke.
Communist youth
A predominantly Jewish youth group meeting in forests and private homes.
Hashomer Hatzair guides
Guides who collected population figures and dates about Łuków.
Religious Hashomer
Movement where girls and boys gathered separately and discussed Eretz Israel through Torah and labor.
Social Democrats
Organized the workers’ movement in Russia and Poland in 1905.
Loan and Savings Fund
An organization founded in 1908 to assist small traders, artisans, and poor families.
Bundist movement
Movement active in Łuków, including a secret organization before 1905.
Bundist secret organization
Secret Bundist organization existing in Łuków before 1905.
Bund organization in Lukow
Bund organization formed in Lukow in April 1916.
Tailors’ professional association
The tailors’ association met in the local on Brawerner Street.
Leatherworkers’ professional association
The leatherworkers’ association met in the local on Brawerner Street.
Bakers’ professional association
The bakers’ association met in the local on Brawerner Street.
Youth Bund
The Youth Bund consisted of age-based circles and had its own committee.
Warsaw Tsukunft
Warsaw Tsukunft supplied lecturers to the Youth Bund.
Workers’ movement
Professional activity contributed to the development of the workers’ movement in Lukow.
Zionist and populist organizations
Zionist and populist organizations conducted activities in their own premises.
Bundists
Bundist activists credited with cultural and political educational work.
Endekes
A group receiving redistributed council seats.
Kambund
Organization joined by Moshe Huberman during the 1922 Bund split.
Craftsmen
Group represented on the distribution committee.
Food distribution committee
Committee formed to distribute Joint food products under broad representation.
Folkist Party
Political party possibly associated with Blashki.
TsIShO
TsIShO called on its branches to conduct propaganda for the Jewish secular school.
Russian Army
Army reported as advancing fifty kilometers forward.
Skif
Skif was a socialist children's organization active in Lukow from 1928.
Bundist Organization
Skif operated under the direction of a Bundist organization.
Lukow Bund
The Lukow Bund convened a mass meeting and requested a Warsaw speaker.
Red Army
The Bund central committee decided to support or contact it.
Paderewski Government
Government ruling Poland at the time described in the passage.
Professional association of tailors, shoemakers, and bakers
Association founded by Łuków workers across three trades.
Needleworkers' union
Union in Łódź where the narrator served in administration.
Association of three trades
Łuków association with separate committees and one administration.
Bundist Committee
Committee described as overseeing Bundist activity.
Regional Committee
Committee assigned to develop and organize the professional movement.