Łuków
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J. Prizer
Member of the administration.
Eli Felzman
Treasurer of the organization.
Motel Feldman
Speaker at the New York memorial.
Morris Levit
A lawyer and longtime society chairman who led relief activities.
Eli Jannstein
A society founder who served as chairman, secretary, and treasurer.
Louis Marman
A relief worker and longtime treasurer who died young.
Dorate Zaitz (Levit)
A twenty-two-year financial secretary and active relief worker.
Roz Felcman
A protocol secretary and active relief worker for twelve years.
Israel Goldgewicht’s father
An honest craftsman and religious Jew who disapproved of his son’s books.
Israel Goldgewicht
A skilled pharmacist or professional worker, husband, father, soldier, and prisoner of war.
Israel
Man who returned to Lukow in late 1918 and established a workshop.
Abraham
Israel’s four-year-old son after his mother died.
Kaminski
A Christian person who signed a guarantee for Israel Goldgewicht’s release.
Abrashe Goldgevicht
Son who intervened regarding his father’s international brigade candidacy.
A. Goldgevicht
Author or subject attribution associated with this passage.
Nahum Goldzak's father
Shoemaker and Nahum Goldzak's father.
Shidlovska
Chaim Meir’s young wife, identified by her surname in the marriage passage.
Itshe Grinberg
Reuven Heiblum’s uncle and a shoemaker in Łuków.
Sh. Hokherman
Named contributor or captioned individual.
Leybl Skurke
Person identified in a Polish Army caption.
Shmuel Basshan
Person identified as fallen in the Red Army.
Reuven Zakalik
Father of Shlomo Zakalik.
Reizl Zakalik
Mother of Shlomo Zakalik and caretaker of seven children.
Brider Yungshteits
A labor activist and Communist Party activist associated with Lukow.
Moshe Getzel Shpilfoigl
A person whose strong efforts secured the activist's release.
Shlomo Zorgt
A councillor advocating coal and milk for poor residents and children.
Yosef Zukrawitko
Named contributor or author associated with the passage.
Lala Heldegrin (Hocherman)
Contributor or signatory to the memorial passage.
Berl
A boy living with the Rosenbaum family and later becoming a tailor.
Moshe Finkelshteyn
One of the attendees at a Passover literary gathering.
Berl Lip
A man who died young after struggling to attain a happy life.
Yosef Fergament
A pious Jewish man whose father was known as Yitzhak Moshe.
Yosef Fergament
A socially active sofer and reader who was reportedly seen in a Soviet camp.
Francisco Franco
Leader associated with the attempted seizure of power in Spain in 1936.
Unnamed brothers
They brought an unnamed tuberculosis patient back to Paris and arranged his funeral.
Hersh Karasik
A Lukow-born worker and political activist who died in Dzierżoniów in 1963.