Łuków
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Avrahmle
A person whose footsteps are mentioned near the cemetery gate.
Abraham
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Zanvl
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Sandel
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Pesah
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Shimon
A child’s name in an alphabetical counting game.
Ratman Lichtenstik
A council member who read and introduced proposals during the meeting.
Mayor
The mayor handled the condolence expression and meeting proposals.
Unnamed Four-Year-Old Girl
A four-year-old girl says goodbye to her doll before forced departure.
Unnamed Mother
The narrator remembers a silent mother taken from the home with the child.
Geshe Pietrushke
Person accompanying the narrator toward a home.
Velvel Matler
A person reportedly killed by Germans near Łuków.
Abraham Weisbaum
Credited with helping many Jews survive the Ragozhnitse camp.
Keslbrener
A Jewish person who escaped from the deportation train with the narrator.
Yitzhak Adlansky
A Jewish person who escaped from the deportation train with the narrator.
Falka Stchalkowski
A neighbor who brought food and news from town.
Limer Vishnie
A person identified as being from Stok, encountered after escape.
Schigelski
A Polish person from whom guns and a revolver were purchased.
Henech Normaz
Named as one of the narrator's bunker companions.
Rebecca Alpisher
Killed by a grenade thrown into the bunker.
Henech Narman
Named as one of the armed Jewish companions involved in an attack.
Stanislawa
Polish woman associated with the brickyard where the Frengler family hid.
Reuben Weisboum
Member of a group traveling to locate Yoshek the chimney sweep.
Yoshek the chimney sweep
A chimney sweep whose house was searched for Jewish property.
Libel Basar
Jewish man from Lukow encountered in a Soviet prisoner camp.
Zaklik
Jewish man from Lukow who remained in Russia and later reached Israel.
Jacobowitz
Jewish man from Lukow who decided to return with the narrator.
David Moshe Harnakiv
Manager of the kitchen established for foreign Jewish refugees.
Lybl Karpenkov
Jewish person reportedly killed at Rogozhnitsa forced-labor camp.
Yaakov Flyshaker
Jewish person reportedly killed at Rogozhnitsa forced-labor camp.
Shmuel Leyzarovitz
Jewish butcher reportedly killed at Rogozhnitsa forced-labor camp.
Latschko
Railway mechanic who received and arranged work for escaped Jews.
Aitshe Kremzik
A person the narrator saw poisoning himself at the pig market.
Holberg
Tankolmski’s son-in-law, reportedly poisoned his family and himself.
Tcholkovski
A Polish neighbor who brought food and news to the fugitives.
Leibel Golduser
Mordechai Robek’s son-in-law, hiding on the roof.