Łuków
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Neumann
A named person appearing among the perpetrators.
Pietrik
A mayor who furnished his office with Jewish furniture.
Lukow rabbi
The Lukow rabbi addressed Jews before the first deportation and later died during an Aktion.
Chief forest guard
The chief forest guard gave up Jews hiding in a bunker.
Yan M.
A local activist who expelled a woman from a neighbor's barn.
Unnamed Jewish man
An unidentified Jewish man was shot and left dead on a street.
Unnamed male narrator
An unnamed man describes witnessing a deportation transport.
Unnamed wife of the narrator
The narrator's wife suffered an emotional breakdown after witnessing the transport.
Wiger
A company leader brought two Jewish children into the company building.
the narrator's household employer
The employer praised Hitler and advocated exterminating Jews.
Relative
Relative who urged the narrator to return to the countryside.
Nuzhinskiy
A farmer living opposite the narrator’s workplace.
Unnamed narrator
Narrator describing wartime displacement, work, and claimed family history.
Michaele
A man addressed by a peasant woman during an account of wartime persecution.
Anna
Jewish woman whose family was killed shortly before the described events.
Narrator
First-person narrator describing wartime concealment and relocation.
Host woman
Woman who arranged the narrator’s relocation to her brother.
Narrator
First-person narrator relocated to a harsher rural placement.
the narrator's sister
The narrator sought return to her sister in Kiem Galambki.
Farmer Zhimavski
A farmer who hired the narrator immediately.
Zhimavski
A person named Zhimavski appears in the passage.
Zhimavski
A peasant identified as having mistreated the narrator.
Narrator
Unnamed Jewish narrator detained and brought toward the magistrate.
Narrator
Unnamed narrator living and trading in the Lukow ghetto.
The narrator's friend
The narrator's Hungarian friend sheltered with Jewish people and rejected hiding.
Yosl
Yosl was a brave young man from Siedlce.
Yasl
A person who obtained weapons for the group.
Nuzhinsky
Man who opened his door and warned the narrator to leave quickly.
Zhelanko
An unidentified man named Zhelanko rescued the narrator from death.
Nuzhinski
A man who helped the narrator and was killed by the Germans.
Parabek
A man who encouraged the narrator and was also shot.
Isser Last
A Lukow Jewish man known to the narrator from earlier.
the captured Jew
A Pole captured a Jew and demanded payment from the town authorities.
the narrator’s brother
The narrator’s brother was captured with their mother and later killed by Poles.
the police commander
A former commander from the narrator’s town recognized and secretly released the captives.
Piekazh
Named among boys left behind in the ghetto.