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Lower Silesia

נידערשלעזיע

Region named as the location of the Jewish Committee.

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Synagogue courtyard

דער שולהויף

A sacred place containing destroyed Jewish buildings.

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Magistrate Yard

מאגיםטראט־הויף

Site where eighty children were reportedly shot at night.

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Shimon Ribak

שמעון

Yosef Ribak’s brother, named among those buried.

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Brother-grave excavation

ברידער־קבר

A brother grave was excavated for members of the burial society.

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Anshel Katz

אנשל כ״ץ

Anshel Katz recounts childhood experiences during the war.

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Łuków ghetto

געטא

The Łuków ghetto had not yet been established at that time.

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The narrator’s older brother

עלטערסטן ברודער

He was shot and killed during a German roundup at the family meal.

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Magistrate Courtyard

מאגיסטראט־הויף

A courtyard where Jews were gathered and children were taken during the night.

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Neuman

נוימאן

A Gestapo officer who shot a man during the roundup.

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Mother

מאמע

The narrator’s mother saw him and told him to flee.

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Father

טאטע

The narrator’s father spoke to him during the forced march.

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Magistrate court

מאגיםטראט־הויף

Two children escaped from the magistrate court.

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Narrator

איך

The narrator was eleven years old during the described events.

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Barnik family

די בארניקעם

A butcher named Reuven from the Barnik family joined the forest group.

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Galambek forest

גאלאמבקער װאלד

A group of sixteen people went to the Galambek forest.

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Forest bunker

אונדזער בונקער

The bunker was attacked with two grenades and later became a grave.

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Daniel, Watenmacher's son

דניאל װאטענמאכערס זון

Daniel, identified as Watenmacher's son, was among the Lukow people encountered.

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Unnamed farmer

א פויער

A farmer showed mercy and offered the narrator bread at night.

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Jewish people

ײדן

Jewish people attacked by Germans near a fire.

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Farmer woman

די פויערטע

A farmer woman who sheltered the fugitives and brought them warm food.

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Isaiah Cohen

ישעיהו כהן

Named at the beginning of a passage about emigration, war, and occupation.

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Miriam Shumak

מרים שומאק

Named among young people who spent their youth in prisons.

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Lukow community in Brussels

קליינע גרופע לוקאווער אין בריסל

A small group of Lukow emigrants in Brussels formed an association.

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Brussels

בריסל

City where a small Lukow emigrant group formed an association.

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Israel Goldgewicht

ישראל גאלדגעװיכט

Described as the leader of the Lukow group in Brussels.

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Lukow landsmen association in Brussels

לאנדםמאנשאפט

Association formed by a small group of Lukow emigrants in Brussels.

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Lukow landsmen

לוקאװער לאנדסלײט

Lukow natives who formed a small assistance fund.

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Hershl Chatschke

הערשל טשאטשקע

Brother-in-law who awaited the narrator at Lukow station.

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Sheyndl Chatschke

שײנדל טשאטשקע

Sister-in-law who awaited the narrator at Lukow station.

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Polish border

פוילישער גרענעץ

Border where luggage and documents were strictly inspected.

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Spanish Civil War

שפאנישן קריג

War period during which the May 1937 journey occurred.

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Lukow community

לוקאװער

Community whose residents were convened and discussed migration.

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Sonia Wasserstrom

סאניע װאסערשטרום

Lukow person listed among those who came to Belgium.

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Toulouse

טולוז

Area near which the travelers arrived after eight days.

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Spanish border

דער שפאנישער גרענעץ

Border near the town where the travelers arrived.

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