Łuków
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Yehuda
Son responsible for administering the factory.
Levi
Son assigned a specific job at the factory.
Benjamin
Son assigned a specific job at the factory.
Moses-Kive
A traditional school was associated with Moses-Kive.
Katsker
A traditional school was associated with someone called Katsker.
Berl Barenstein
Berl Barenstein jointly owned a large steam mill.
Rabbi Aaron Netta Freiber
Rabbi Aaron Netta Freiber is named in connection with Passover supervision.
Mordecai Skorke
Named at the beginning of the passage.
Samuel Reuben
Namesake associated with a lumber yard.
Leibl Kanot
Leibl Kanot, known as Leibl the Black, made boots after serving prison time.
Moshe Estrayid
Leader of the tailors' strike in Łuków in 1928.
Yitzhak Lembergen
Leader of the tailors' strike in Łuków in 1928.
Yisroel Rubinshteyn
Leader associated with the shoemakers in Łuków in 1928.
Chaim Katz
Leader associated with the bootmakers in Łuków in 1928.
Toviah Peker
Person whose house name identified a side alley.
Chaim Beiglbeker
Person whose house name identified a side alley.
Itik Chemyani
Known shoemaker who did not deceive customers.
Haskel
Haskel distributed notices and announced auctions in the marketplace.
Moshele the butcher
Moshele the butcher was among seventeen Lukow Jews shot before Polish independence.
Shlomele Gapel
Shlomele Gapel was drowned by the Poles.
Poliak Grantshemski
His house hosted the kitchen.
Poliak Chegiarski
He was director of a school for Jewish children.
Koval Zelig
He worked as a craftsman and helped heal sick people after work.
Moshe-Akiva's son
A person identified in a crowd as Moshe-Akiva's son.
Christian Palski
A Christian whose large house stood out among smaller houses.
Rivka Blachawitch
Served the women of Mezritcher Street by buying food for their families.
Michael Blachowitch
A blacksmith seen working iron in a locksmith workshop.
Fronek the Pole
A Polish worker who knew Yiddish and pulled wire.
Yankl Karamsik
A leather merchant mentioned in connection with Leah’s errands.
Mair Huberman
Resident of the described apartment.
Shpra
One of the narrator’s sisters-in-law who lived there.
Libe
The narrator’s aunt who lived opposite their apartment.
Mendl
The narrator’s uncle who sang and visited Radzyn prayer rooms.
Roize
Mendl’s daughter, instructed to observe the Sabbath.
Shprintze
Mendl’s daughter, instructed to observe the Sabbath.
Sheindl
Leibl Gliksberg’s mother and a member of the burial society.