Łuków
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Kemlbrener
Named among boys left behind in the ghetto.
Rapaport
Named among boys left behind in the ghetto.
Gramman
Named among boys left behind in the ghetto.
Shaul
Shaul did not agree to enter and hide in the cellar.
Priest
The narrator helped the priest during prayers at the church.
Dr. Kernicki
A Polish doctor who helped Jews in the Łuków ghetto.
Mordechai Nisnkar
Man reportedly killed with his wife and daughter during German bombing.
Yankl Basshan
Man pictured or mentioned with his wife in the Łuków ghetto.
Shaul
The narrator’s brother, who hid in a haystack and returned to the Łuków ghetto.
Narrator
The unnamed narrator sought his mother and brother while fleeing attackers.
Farmer
A farmer sheltered the narrator and warned him to flee.
Aharon Ichenberg
Worked at the same labor site, caring for horses in a stable.
Aharon Ichenberg
Named as the narrator’s companion who left the kitchen and hid.
Nachtshen
The narrator's second brother, encountered after persecution and injury.
Libe Ribak
Person deported with the narrator's relative and later killed while escaping a train.
Elke Montschachs
A friend who sheltered the narrator and companions in the Mezritch ghetto.
Reuben
The narrator’s brother, reported absent and presumed dead by Elke.
the narrator's brother
The narrator's brother was selected for cremation but joined the left-hand group.
Aharon
The narrator reports losing Aharon during these events.
Reuven Tikatski
A person whose sister Elke identifies herself as from Lukow.
Tanie Walowska
A resident of Lukow mentioned among those leaving with the Red Army.
Eliezer Kesselbrenner
A young man from the Bermans mentioned during an attempted crossing.
Shimon Weissman
Worked with the narrator on the Siedlce–Terespol railway line.
Shalom Walowski
Worked at the Ditz company and participated in taking money for weapons.
Israel Ostreikh
Worked at the Ditz company and participated in taking money for weapons.
Yosef Nehemiah Naterman
Listed among people shot by the Germans.
Rozenstock
Listed among people shot by the Germans.
Chaim Laichman
Credited as the person who collected the account.
Bertshe Ganski
Was mobilized and received military clothing at a mobilization point.
Aharon Krelnboim
Was mobilized but sent back because appropriate equipment was unavailable.
Yosl Mates Leib
Grandfather of Krelnboim who died two days after his return home.
Yaakov Ganski
Gabbai of the burial society who ordered the body moved outside.
Pesach
Kapele's father, who tried to rescue him.
Lipe Zeifenzider
Resident of a house where people called for rescue.
Yosele Naterman
Helped extract survivors from beneath the collapsed structure.
Mechl
Sister of Yitzhak Yapanis, found injured after bombing.