Łuków
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Chaiche Hait
A person listed among bunker occupants.
Rivka Elfisher
Killed by an AK perpetrators’ grenade.
Chaim Pishvitz
Killed in the bunker attack.
Yosef Lizer
Participated in retaliation against the forest warden.
Lible Bronstein
Participated in retaliation against the forest warden.
Young people of Lukow
A group of Lukow youths encountered armed Poles.
Nuta Karsik
Survived the massacre of Lukow youths.
Aharle Frangler
A thirteen-year-old messenger from the Frangler family.
David Frangler
Father of Aharle Frangler.
Frangler family
A thirteen-member family hiding in a brick workshop.
Yuzhek the chimney sweeper
A Polish collaborator who threatened to report the Frangler family.
M. Korenstein
The passage was registered by M. Korenstein.
Elazar Waksman
Former brother-in-law whose attic concealed the narrator's library.
Aharon Nota Freiberg
Former Łuków rabbi who lived in the narrator's entrance hall.
Rabbi's house
House where religious books and Torah scrolls were damaged.
Rabbi Aharon Nate
A rabbi identified as having perished with the Jews of Lukow.
The rabbi's house
The rabbi's home, where a Gestapo officer questioned his wife.
Leibish Barn
Author describing experiences in the Łuków ghetto.
Abigdor
Jewish butcher forced to clean the street and beaten by a German officer.
Moses, son of the Miechów rabbi
Son of the Miechów rabbi forced into labor and beaten.
Yosef Becker
Named as the father of Leibl Becker.
Leibl Karpikatch
Named as another person who was shot.
Lishka
Commander of the labor camp described as cruel and ordering a shooting.
Shmuel Lither Katz
A non-swimmer who was shot by a guard in the water.
Ragashnitsa
Labor site where people from Lukow worked on a river.
Shkna River
River widened by laborers from Lukow.
Mezdrich
Location near which the labor was conducted and where examinations occurred.
Labor camp
Camp where people from Lukow performed forced labor.
Baren
A new labor-camp commander who sought medical examinations for the laborers.
Bathhouse
Bathhouse where prisoners' clothing was disinfected.
Barracks
Barracks to which companions carried the narrator after work.
Shmuel Shteynberg
Killed after resisting an attempted assault on Jewish women.
Fur Action
Action in early 1942 during which two named men were killed.
Rebeka
The narrator’s sister, who carried her small daughter.
Yankele
A boy who remained with other children.
Yankl Spiglman
A young person shot in the head from behind.