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the captured Jew
A Jew was tied to horses and driven into town with whips.
Mother
Narrator's mother, to whom a letter was sent.
Farmer
Farmer employing the narrator in the countryside.
Farmers
Farmers discussing the advance of the Russian army.
Farmer's wife
Woman who explained the registration order concerning Jewish farm workers.
Unnamed narrator
Worker seeking employment and wages during wartime persecution.
Housekeeper's husband
The housekeeper told her husband stories about the narrator's piety.
Lukow Ghetto
A ghetto remembered in a traumatic dream.
Radzyn Road
Road near the field where loaded vehicles traveled toward Radzyn.
Jewish Order Police
Police force that drove women away from the ghetto enclosure.
Farm workers
Farm workers reported the Aktion and noticed the narrator's distress.
Church chancellery
Office where Anna's employer consulted the priest.
Young priest
Young priest who initially prepared Anna's baptism but did not complete it.
Provost
Church official who stopped the planned baptism of a Jewish person.
Host woman’s brother
Man living alone in a field near the road in Akluniev.
the farmer
A farmer transported the narrator toward her sister.
Zhimki
A village ten kilometers away where the narrator sought work.
The farmer
A farmer enters the house and violently attacks the narrator.
Narrator
The narrator is questioned and beaten by the farmer.
House
The farmer entered a house where the narrator was cleaning.
Wife
A wife is reported to be in a hospital and expected home in two weeks.
Children
Children are washed by the narrator.
Room
The narrator puts the entire small room in order.
Unnamed narrator
An injured, hungry person receives shelter and food from a peasant woman.
Peasant woman's attic
An attic where the narrator slept for several days.
Mezritsch
Some ghetto residents had escaped actions from Mezritsch.
Biala-Podlaski
Some ghetto residents had escaped actions from Biala-Podlaski.
Hungary
Hungarian Jews were among those present in the ghetto.
Czech lands
Czech Jews were among those present in the ghetto.
Rabbi Moshele
A Passover seder was held in Rabbi Moshele's apartment.
Former Lukow rabbi
The former Lukow rabbi was killed during the bloody post-Sukkot action in 1942.
Passover seder in Rabbi Moshele's apartment
A seder was held in Rabbi Moshele's apartment before Passover 1943.
The young rabbi
A young rabbi led the seder and encouraged trust.
Three drunk German soldiers
Three drunk German soldiers appeared in the ghetto and began shooting.
Germans, Ukrainians, and Latvians
These forces surrounded the ghetto and fired guns and grenades.
Hungarian and Czech Jews
Approximately 50 Hungarian and Czech Jews gathered in a house wearing prayer garments.