Łuków
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Friend's house
The narrator found the friend and approximately 50 Jews gathered in the house.
Narrator
The narrator follows people through buildings and reaches a hiding place.
Unnamed woman
An unnamed woman runs into a courtyard and climbs to an attic.
Unnamed woman and girl
An unnamed woman runs with a girl and both enter a courtyard.
Attic
The woman and girl climb toward an attic and move toward a hiding place.
Hiding place
The narrator and others eventually reach a hiding place.
Ukrainians
Ukrainians searched buildings and pursued Jews toward the train.
Germans and Ukrainians
Groups whom mothers begged not to kill the children.
Jewish militia
A Jewish militia helping drive Jews to the square.
Train
Jews were driven toward the train under armed and canine guard.
Bunkers
The passage describes cries from discovered bunkers.
Poles
Poles gathered near burning fires after Lukow was declared free of Jews.
Forest
A forest served as a hiding place for Jews who escaped from the train.
Father, daughter, and mother
Family found in separate hiding places inside the house.
Unnamed father
Father hiding with his daughter and pleading with her.
Unnamed daughter
Daughter reacts after learning her mother’s hiding place was discovered.
Unnamed mother
Mother found in the discovered hiding place below.
Unnamed narrator
The narrator crawled from a hiding place and encountered four Jewish men.
Four Jewish men
Four Jewish men questioned the narrator and searched for their families.
Ukrainians
The narrator feared Ukrainians had discovered the hiding place.
Bread
The men carried bread, which the survivors tore into pieces and ate.
Forest
The group reached and hid in a dense forest bunker.
Nearby village
Groups went to a nearby village seeking food from peasants.
Galambki
A village visited to obtain food.
Bunker
A bunker from which the group emerged during nearby shooting.
Lazi
Village where German forces were present on June 8.
German forces
German forces searched the grain field and fired on people hiding there.
Cornfield
Cornfield where Jewish fighters hid after the attack.
Another forest
A forest entered while hiding from German forces.
Survivors
Survivors regrouped in the forest after fifteen people fell.
Jadvisin
Village from which two Jewish group members originated.
Kamnatsker Forest
Forest where the group arrived and built another shelter.
Partisans
Partisans present in the same forest and feared by the group.
Unnamed narrator
First-person survivor describing flight through a forest.
Narrator's group
Group whose members were attacked and killed.
Forest
Forest where the narrator hid overnight.