Łuków
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The narrator's father
The narrator refers to his deceased father.
the narrator’s father
The narrator’s father returned with his family to Łuków and urged migration to Israel.
the narrator’s father’s cousin
Relative who passed through bombed Łuków and transported children by car.
Shmuel Haim Firaka
The writer’s father, who died with the writer’s mother and seven daughters.
Rabbi Yitzhak of Vurka
A rabbi identified as an ancestor in Librach’s lineage.
Mord Lubinsky
Person named in the passage.
Zvi Joseph Ostrich
Person described as a trusted colleague and general Zionist.
Zvi Yosef Asprid
Known and active community figure in the Land of Israel.
Baruch Hirsh Wasserstrom
A Lukow peddler and trader who transported goods and correspondence.
Sonia
A daughter who worked for the Belgian resistance, was deported, and later returned.
Naphtali Srebrenik
Named contributor or section heading; role is unclear.
Zalman
A tailor who accepts work from a priest and travels with his sewing equipment.
Reb Zalman
A skilled, honest tailor who made clothing for townspeople and a Polish post official.
Zimbler
Person signing the article about Łuków residents’ relief efforts.
Louis Rozenboim
Named as president of the Lukow Landsmanschaft Association.
Ratman Lichtenstein
A councilor who read and proposed a condolence statement.
Doctor Herman
A local Jewish doctor who agreed to examine children from the society’s school.
Mr. Stupnitsky
Mr. Stupnitsky refereed a football match and awarded penalty kicks.
Mr. Shlendak
Mr. Shlendak converted one of Arlenta’s penalty kicks.
Mr. Steinberg
Steinberg scored for Hashomer and later refereed another match.
Mr. Frizier
Frizier combined with Steinberg in Hashomer’s scoring play.
Mr. Karman
Mr. Karman replaced the referee during the halftime interval.
B. Gatesdiner
B. Gatesdiner is credited with the passage’s Warsaw byline.
F. Shevesman
F. Shevesman served on the Culture League audit committee.
Haye Alboim
Name appearing above a literary passage.
Pawel
A municipal fisherman recognized near the bridge.
H. L. Kramazh
Director listed at the end of the theater program.
Karamazh
Performer who appeared throughout three acts.
Goldberg
Performer praised for creating an excellent role.
Burstein
Performer whose acting was described as lively.
Lichtenberg
Player criticized for excessive declamation.
Arnold Slutsky
Named in connection with the Polish collection of Zanstein’s poems.
Rakhle the beautiful
Rakhle is named as someone who will no longer weep.
Rachel
Rachel is invoked in a poetic address to Jerusalem.
Aaron
The narrator traveled into town with Aaron, identified as a devout Mitnaged.
Aharon
Aharon drove a carriage along the road.