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Migdal’s son studied at a technical institute in Haifa

Migdal sent his son to study at a technical institute in Haifa.

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Moshe Aharon Weintraub’s death under Nazi persecution

He met his tragic end through the Nazis.

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Death of Hershl Lerman

Hershl Lerman was among Agudah associates who died during the wartime persecutions.

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Death of Simha Lander

Simha Lander refused Nazi orders and died with his father in the first Aktion.

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Marriage of Shmuel Chaim Siraka and Mala

Siraka married Mala, daughter of Zevulun.

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Migration to the Land of Israel

Siraka left his business and traveled with his family to the Land of Israel.

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Family return to Łuków

The narrator’s father returned with his family to Łuków because of difficulties and children’s illnesses.

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Bombing of Łuków

Łuków was severely bombed on 7 September 1939, one week into the war.

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Arrival in the Land of Israel

The narrator arrived in the Land of Israel in 1942 after traveling for two and a half years.

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Death of the writer’s family

The writer’s father, mother, and seven sisters died; the passage does not state a date.

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Death of Yitzhak Zeev Librach

Yitzhak Zeev Librach died aged eighty-five shortly before the Holocaust.

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Sonia worked for the Belgian resistance

Sonia worked on the defense front of the resistance movement in Belgium.

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Sonia was deported to Birkenau

Sonia was captured, beaten, and sent to Birkenau camp.

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Sonia returned after deportation

Sonia later returned from deportation.

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Zalman receives a sewing commission

A landowner from near Lukow, described as a פריץ, commissions Zalman to sew church garments for his sons, who study at a priests' seminary.

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Completion of work assignment

Zalman completed a work assignment and returned home with payment.

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Coat commission

A Polish post official commissioned Reb Zalman to sew a leather-trimmed coat.

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Death of H. D. Namberg

H. D. Namberg’s death prompted commemorations and an extraordinary library meeting.

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Launch of a school campaign

At a parents' meeting on March 4, it was decided to launch a campaign for the Jewish school.

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Establishment of Matl Kleinman’s Printing Shop

Matl Kleinman established a printing shop in his birthplace.

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Arrest and return to Poland

Nachtomi was arrested during an illegal immigration attempt and sent back to Poland.

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Immigration to the Land of Israel

Nachtomi immigrated to the Land of Israel in 1923 after training.

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Death of H. D. Namberg

H. D. Namberg died on an unspecified 21st day.

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Jewish prisoners transported by wagon

A wagon carrying Jewish prisoners was escorted by Jewish policemen.

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Liberation

The passage refers to events occurring after liberation.

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German shooting in Lukow

Heavy shooting began in Lukow on 16 September 1939 after noon; the passage does not identify who fired.

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German searches of homes

German soldiers went from house to house, broke open doors, and drove everyone outside.

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Łuków burning

The narrator saw the entire town burning.

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Death of a German soldier near Łuków

A German soldier was killed during an encounter involving German and Polish forces.

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Return to Łuków

Six Łuków Jews traveled home and arrived after seven days.

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Moshe Greitzer mobilized into the Polish Army

Moshe Greitzer was mobilized into the Polish Army in 1939.

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Jews shot during punitive action

Several Jews were shot on the way while being driven toward Siedlce; Moshe Peperman is the only named victim, and the exact shooting location is unspecified.

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Jews freed at Wengrow

Jews driven from Siedlce toward Wengrow were successfully freed there.

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Forced labor at the railway

The narrator was sent to work at the railway and remained there until the first Aktion in 1942.

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Deportation from Lukow

Jews from Lukow were deported by train to Treblinka.

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Escape from deportation train

The narrator escaped from the train three kilometers from Lukow with two other Jews.

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