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Libraries
Libraries are described as sources and measures of cultural development.
Jewish Secular Folk School in Lukow
A Jewish secular school in Lukow supported through sustained educational work.
Jewish school
Jewish school promoted and defended by the appeal.
Motor flour mill
A multistory red-brick motor flour mill stood beside the road.
Rabbi Morgenstern's synagogue
A synagogue entered through the courtyard of Rabbi Morgenstern's house.
City Hospital
The city hospital stood across from the rabbinic court building.
Post and Telegraph Station
The post and telegraph station stood beside the city garden.
Polish School
A Polish school attended by Shalom.
Firefighters
Firefighters kept barrels and small pump machines in the Kaza yard.
Chaya-Sarah's house of study
Chaya-Sarah's house of study stood at the end of a lane.
Radziners Shtibl
A prayer house located four steps from Rosenboim’s apartment and shop.
Rabbinical Court House
The rabbinical court house stood near Rabbi Shlomo Braun’s residence.
Baruch’s cheder
A cheder located in an old wooden house beside Brewery Street.
Lukow Drama Circle
A drama group in which Nachtomi participated and performed as a reciter.
Ohel Theater
A theater of which Nachtomi was one of the founders.
Guesthouse synagogue
The community guesthouse synagogue filled with refugees.
Bathhouse and mikveh
The bathhouse and mikveh were filled with refugees.
Government Bank
A government bank called Kaznacheystvo in the passage.
Study hall
A study hall containing an oak table.
Haya-Sarah's House of Study
Leybele Moshe Feltam prayed there on the High Holy Days.
Beth Din
A religious court whose attendant ordered Malka to bake bread.
Lomza Yeshiva
The yeshiva where the narrator departed to study.
German-organized kitchen
A kitchen arranged by the Germans to prepare soup for prisoners.
Prayer houses
Religious buildings used to house displaced Jews.
Rabbi's house
House where religious books and Torah scrolls were damaged.
Judenrat
The council whose chairman was ordered to collect money.
People's Library
Library where friends listened to radio news.
Jewish arrest house
Arrested people were placed in the Jewish arrest house.
Jewish police
Jewish police personnel were separated from other groups.
Jewish Historical Institute
Institute associated with the cited bulletin.
Synagogue building
A synagogue building used to hold captured Jews overnight.
Cooperative store
The narrator stopped at a cooperative store in Shedlimsko.
Cooperative in Burke village
A cooperative visited by the narrator on October 30.
Local commune office
Office attacked by Jews from Adamov.
German labor office
The labor office required registration and payment for Jewish agricultural workers.
Church chancellery
Office where Anna's employer consulted the priest.