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Menachem Zakalik
A named individual credited or associated with the passage.
Mirel
The youngest and most modest of Shprintze’s daughters.
Shmoyer
Received substantial help organizing forest meetings.
Aharon Pomerantz
Participated in the Poale Zion Bund group’s work.
Peretz Yitzchak Doms
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.
Gadl Moses Zeifnzeider
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.
Itshe Kenigsberg
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.
Itshe-Meir the Scribe
Remembered by the narrator as a friend.
Berеле Gastman
Chair of a meeting opposing attacks on the school.
Khaye Shtern
Person who went to America after the school closure.
Shmuel Semiatitsky
Bund member from Zhelikhov; fate is described as death in the Warsaw Ghetto.
Mordechai Perkal
Named as a participant in preparing the May Day gathering.
Gutsche Ribak
The Culture Association premises were in Gutsche Ribak’s house.
Leon Aler
Leon Aler was brought as a lecturer from Warsaw Tsukunft.
Haneke Danilak
Haneke Danilak served on the Lukow Youth Bund committee.
Yaina Nei
Elected councilor associated with Agudah.
Haya Huberman
Arrested during Polish repression of left-wing political organizations.
Rebecca Shapiro
Lived in the apartment searched by police for her husband.
Ben-Zion Skurka
Led the cooperative store with Shloymele Dvash.
Yona Nei
Agudah representative on the food distribution committee.
Berl Slushni
Mizrahi representative on the food distribution committee.
Gershon Flikz
Mizrahi representative on the food distribution committee.
Shlomo Rubinstein
Bund representative on the food distribution committee.
Yaakov Grinboim
A passenger transporter’s assistant killed by Polish hooligans in 1920.
Moyshe Shlakhtovitsh
A communist leader named in the passage.
Yitzhak Heibloom
Named member of the joint school committee.
Leybl Gliksberg
Leybl Gliksberg is named in connection with the direction of Skif.
Liber
A Lukow-origin person encountered in the Bund committee in Warsaw.
Hersh der Hoicher
Identified as a provocateur who issued a Łódź textile federation publication.
Chaye Sherman
Named participant in the Siedlce conference and regional committee.
Moshe
A companion named Moshe whose room contained a red flag.
Huberman
A companion who remained and was searched by soldiers.
Unnamed Bund committee member
An unnamed member of the Bund committee was among the detainees.
Mother of the arrested people
A mother of arrested people was to receive a note.
Partuney
A clergyman named Partuney assisted Jewish political prisoners during transport.
Unnamed Polish woman
A Polish political prisoner spent two years exiled in Siberia and escaped during the war.