Łuków
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Zakalik Am Yisrael Goldgewicht
A Jewish person seen in the workers’ militia.
Son of the Minsk Rabbi
An unnamed commissar who identified himself as the Minsk rabbi’s son.
Isaac Brokers' son-in-law
A political strategist and guide among fleeing men.
Sokhalski
A Jewish man from Lukow who helped the narrator with food and lodging.
Unnamed female host
An unnamed woman offers food and shelter to the narrator and a boy.
Unnamed boy
An unnamed boy shares sleeping space with the narrator.
Israel Shrales
A blacksmith from Pastovnik who was beaten by soldiers.
the Pole
A Pole identified Jews as Bolsheviks during an interrogation.
Lenin
Lenin was invoked as an alleged Bolshevik identification.
Karlinowski
Karlinowski resisted surrendering his new boots and was attacked by soldiers.
Tzireles Makh
Person named in connection with entrance-exam preparation.
Leibish Falhendler's father
The narrator's father is described as a religious Jew.
Narrator's father
The narrator's father advised returning to school and waited outside.
Narrator's father
The narrator's father waited outside the school and watched him.
Inspector Tibilov
An inspector attended a meeting in the school office.
Konapkin
The Russian teacher attended a meeting in the school office.
Stamsevich
The arithmetic teacher attended a meeting in the school office.
Ilavich
The history teacher attended a meeting in the school office.
Natan Zuckerman
Named as a leader of the Jewish Cultural Association.
Dovid Gevertser
Remembered the association and had worked actively in it.
Shlomoleh Rubinshteyn
Named as a student receiving lessons.
Deborale Rimazhs
Named as a student receiving lessons.
Mordkhe Rimazh
Named as the father of daughters receiving lessons.
Chagale Heiblum
Named as a student receiving lessons.
Deborale Heiblum
Named as a student receiving lessons.
Moyshe Zaifenzider
Named as Rachel Lichtenstein's grandfather.
Stafiak
A police officer present when the father was brought home.
Mantschak
A police officer present when the father was brought home.
The narrator’s father
The narrator’s father stayed overnight for prayer and Torah study.
Shlomo Zilbershtits
A soldier encountered in Krakow during military service.
Shlomo Zilberkzhtits
A person reported killed in one of the battles.
Kapil Gantsazh
Person at whose room Arieh Katzav’s family lived.
Yitzhak Tabem
A teacher described as knowledgeable, strict, and poor.
Getzel
A small Jewish man with a large beard who sold soda water.
Yosef Zubrawitch
Named author or contributor associated with the following Lukow shoemaking passage.
Berl
Eldest son who solicited orders for the factory.