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Synagogue near Mezhritcher Street
A synagogue near Mezhritcher Street is mentioned.
Gestapo
The Gestapo was the intended destination for a captured Jew.
Polish police
The Polish police received the narrator’s mother and brother in Radzin.
Village church
The narrator attended the church weekly and helped the priest during prayers.
Polish police of Radzyń
The narrator’s mother was taken to the Polish police in Radzyń.
Labor camp
Labor camp established after Jews were driven from Lukow.
Labor Office
Office where Jews were required to register and assigned work.
Soldiers' Home
Workplace where the narrator worked in the kitchen.
Lukow Jewish Council
Jewish council headed by Hersh Leizer Lender.
Burial society
The burial society involved in handling the dead.
Town council
The narrator states that he had been a councilman in this institution.
Cooperative Cash Office
Building where the narrator was taken, beaten, and imprisoned.
Study halls
Some homeless arrivals were housed in study halls.
School
Jewish property was stored in the school.
Employment office
Office where people sought employment after leaving shelters.
Synagogue courtyard
A sacred place containing destroyed Jewish buildings.
Łuków ghetto
The Łuków ghetto had not yet been established at that time.
Magistrate Courtyard
A courtyard where Jews were gathered and children were taken during the night.
Magistrate court
Two children escaped from the magistrate court.
Paris police
Police authority that summoned and detained Moshe Zukerman.
French army
Army in which Moshe Zukerman volunteered and fought.
Portland cement factory
A cement factory in Galishov where selected transport members were sent to work.
Regensburg Hospital
Hospital where the narrator regained consciousness after being shot at.
Jewish Council
The Jewish Council was instructed to telephone upon an unwanted armed visit.
Judenrat building
A building where guards kept watch day and night.
Bikur Cholim
A Bikur Cholim organization operated in Lukow.
Jewish People's School
Jewish public school established during the German occupation.
Hospitals
Hospitals for which the destroyed vehicles carried eggs.
Military hospital in Tashkent
Hospital where the narrator was taken after becoming ill.
Cultural institutions in Lukow
Cultural institutions existed among Lukow’s Jewish organizations before the destruction.
Hasidic shtiblekh in Lukow
Hasidic shtiblekh were scattered throughout the town.
Dargur Hasidic study house
The poem recalls a Dargur Hasidic study house in the town.
Great Synagogue in Tel Aviv
Synagogue named in a caption about bringing in a Torah scroll.
Small Study House
A small study house used for prayer and religious study.
Large Study House
A large study house where students studied and a rabbi taught.
School in Lukow
A school opened in Lukow and closed in 1933 under Polish authorities.