Łuków
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Warsaw Street in Lukow
Warsaw Street in Lukow is associated with Karlinowski.
Magistrate
A magistrate stood opposite the detention site.
Berish Lichter
Berish Lichter was murdered after the Polish military returned.
Rabbi Shlomo Braun
Rabbi Shlomo Braun was accused of espionage and severely beaten.
Leibish Falhendler
Author or narrator describing his early years and schooling.
Mordechai Glashneider
Teacher who taught young children in a heder.
Ben-Zion Skurke
One of three students studying with an advanced teacher.
Velvel Tregers
One of three students studying with an advanced teacher.
Shimon Chake
One of three students studying with an advanced teacher.
Yankel Tikalski
Friend involved in plans to study at the city school.
Shlomo Zaltzhandel
Student who encouraged others to attend the city school.
Melekh Prachtgarten
Student who encouraged others to attend the city school.
Idl Finkelshteyn
Friend involved in plans to study at the city school.
Rozenblat
Friend named among those planning city-school study.
Moshe Feldman
Friend involved in plans to study at the city school.
Itshele
Russian teacher who helped students prepare for entrance exams.
Burgomaster Tzhitzki
Named as one of the school founders.
Paniatowski
Named as the school secretary and one of its founders.
Berek Falhendler
Named as a school founder and identified as the narrator's grandfather.
City School
School that the youths planned to attend after preparing for entrance exams.
The school
School whose founders' names were displayed on a wall.
The narrator's grandfather
The narrator's grandfather advocated teaching Russian and Polish and discussed establishing a city school.
The Russian priest
Antipovich's father, who sometimes came to the school and taught religion.
Yichiel Eisenberg
Arranged a buffet in the association.
Orchestra
Orchestra established under the leadership of Aaron.
Aharon
Leader of the orchestra.
Migdal
Proposed inviting a talented woman from Siedlce to organize the drama circle.
Feigele
Named as a student receiving lessons.
Rachel
Named as Feige's daughter and a music-section participant.
Rachel Lichtenstein
The narrator describes falling in love with Rachel Lichtenstein.
Kaylele
Named as Rachel's younger sister.
Berl Idl
The narrator's grandfather, whose home hosted prayer services.
Aharon Glazhneyder
The narrator's uncle who led Shacharit prayers.
Rabbi Yaakov Yitzhak
Led Musaf prayers and was a gravestone carver.
Watchmaster Pasternak
A watchmaster who ordered police officers to escort the narrator’s father home.
the mother
The narrator’s mother cared for the father and offered refreshments to police officers.