Łuków
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Motel Tabakman
Man listed among bunker occupants.
Rozenblum family
Three-member family found in the bunker.
Yitzhak Rozenblum
Man who came to consult about what to do.
Leybush Baron
Man who came to consult about what to do.
Bronkowicz
Host who became afraid for his family and warned the group.
The narrator’s mother
The narrator’s mother was among people taken outside and murdered.
The narrator’s three sisters
Three sisters were among people taken outside and murdered.
The narrator’s brother
The narrator’s brother was among people taken outside and murdered.
The forest
A forest into which the attackers fled.
Jewish Council
The Jewish Council was instructed to telephone upon an unwanted armed visit.
Finkelstein
An 18-year-old Finkelstein and his sister provided testimony.
Judenrat building
A building where guards kept watch day and night.
Finkelstein
A person who escaped from a train near Krzywki.
Lukow
The town to which captured Jews were driven.
Jewish cemetery in Lukow
A Jewish cemetery where captured Jews were taken and killed.
Captured Jews
Hundreds of Jews were captured and shot at the local cemetery.
36 Muranowska Street
Address in Warsaw where the narrator’s brother and sisters were present.
Textile factory in Lukow
A textile factory existed in the town.
Religious parties and institutions
Religious parties and institutions operated in Lukow.
Bikur Cholim
A Bikur Cholim organization operated in Lukow.
Shmulke Goldberg
Named member of Lukow's first Bund committee.
Gitl Laterman
Named member of Lukow's first Bund committee.
Bund movement
Movement that organized Lukow's first strikes.
Antviklung Jewish Workers' Cultural Society
Workers' cultural society with a large Yiddish book library.
Jewish People's School
Jewish public school established during the German occupation.
Yehoshua Velvl Zukerman
Named as a leader of the KamBund.
Meir Furman
Named as a leader of the KamBund.
Shepsl Kastrazhevitch
Communist worker activist murdered in detention in Lukow.
Motel Bronzoyl
Bundist activist murdered in detention in Lublin in 1920.
Artisans Association
Association whose representatives served on the Lukow town council.
Mates Mandelbaum
Artisans activist and town council representative.
Hana Danilak
Bundist town council representative.
Yankel Lichtenstein
Poale Zionist town council representative.
Leibl Gliksberg
Contributor to the Lukow weekly newspaper.
Nakh Zhelaza
Contributor to the Lukow weekly newspaper.
Moshe Eli Gevertzman
Contributor to the Lukow weekly newspaper.