Łuków
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Cultural Association
A center for Jewish political groups and influence beyond the Jewish community.
Poalei Mizrachi
A political party active in Lukow.
Tzeirei Zion
A Zionist organization active in Lukow.
Poale Zion Left
A political party active in Lukow.
Craftsmen Association
An institution mentioned among Lukow’s organizations.
Social Banks
Social banks mentioned among Lukow’s institutions.
Narrator's father
The narrator's father prayed Shacharit daily at Chaya Sarah Beth Midrash.
Meir Lashitzer
Meir Lashitzer participated in discussions of difficult Talmudic subjects.
Aharon Neta
Aharon Neta participated in discussions of difficult Talmudic subjects.
Benzion Melamed
Benzion Melamed participated in discussions of difficult Talmudic subjects.
Shita Mekubetzet
The narrator's father studied Shita Mekubetzet.
Noda B Yehuda
The narrator's father studied Noda B Yehuda.
Yad HaChazakah of Maimonides
The narrator's father studied Yad HaChazakah of Maimonides.
Gemilut Hesed Fund in Lukow
Institution that helped economically ruined Jewish residents recover their economic positions.
Lukow Jewish Gemilut Hesed Fund
Fund described as assisting all of Lukow's poor with economic survival.
Lukow landsleit in America
Lukow landsleit in America sent substantial sums to support establishing a fund in Lukow.
Lukow Landsleit in America
Organization whose secretary instructed the initiative.
Jewish population
The Jewish population contributed to a fundraising effort.
Lukow Gemilut Chesed Fund
A Lukow loan fund distributed loans and received credits and subsidy.
Gerer shtibl
A prayer house where approximately 200 Hasidim heard representatives of the charity fund.
Miechower rabbi
A rabbi who welcomed the charity fund representatives and addressed worshippers.
Gemilut Hesed Fund
A charity fund whose membership reached 1,000 in 1939 and whose loans were repaid.
Yaakov Lichtenstein
Named as a deceased contributor to the Lukow mutual aid fund.
Shmuel Shaynberg
Named as a deceased contributor to the Lukow mutual aid fund.
Leah Feldman (Waksman)
Named as the deceased wife of the passage’s unnamed author.
Moshe Shlachtawitz
Spoke in support of the stated program for Jewish workers.
Moshe Zukerman
Author name heading a passage about the left Poale Zion in Lukow.
Chaim Meir Heiglum
Opened a 1924 evening meeting with a question about the Jewish worker’s path.
Library
Location of the 1924 evening meeting.
Gadalia Goldfinger
Metalworker who supported forming a Left Poale Zion branch in Lukow.
Shlomo Laterman
Tailor worker who supported forming a Left Poale Zion branch in Lukow.
Roize Fishbein
A seamstress reportedly living in Paris at the time of writing.
Leah Factor
Hosted meetings at her home, reportedly located by the cemetery.
Meir Saltzman
A contact from Siedlce who attended a meeting in Łuków.
Paris
City where Roize Fishbein was reportedly living.
Jacob Zerubavel
A central committee representative sent to Łuków, where he delivered a lecture.