Łuków
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Minsk
Place where part of the Lukow Jewish population settled after crossing the Bug.
Yisrael Shpringer
Participant in producing underground leaflets against Germany.
Mordechai Kleinman
Printer who helped produce underground leaflets against Germany.
Yekhiel Anshtak
Fighter murdered by non-Jewish partisans.
Pesach Goldman
Named as a fighter.
Pethakhya Shneymer
Smuggled weapons into the ghetto and fell fighting the Gestapo.
Moyshe Elie Gevertsman
Refused to reveal where Jews were hiding and was shot.
Peretz Liberman’s son
Identified as a young Hasidic man and Judenrat member.
Avraham Segal
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Moyshe Grinberg
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Avraham Hersh Veisman
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Shlomo Naturman
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Miriam Shparber
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Mindl Shparber
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Tabtse Shparber
Named among fighters who fell fighting the Germans.
Mindl Shparber’s son
Escaped Minsk ghetto with Jews and died fighting Germans.
Minsk Ghetto
Ghetto from which Jews were led into the forest.
Belarusian forests
Forests where partisan survivors remained.
Minsk Ghetto Underground Organization
Secret underground organization associated with Nachum Goldzak.
Partisan detachment
Detachment receiving Jews led out of the Minsk ghetto.
Minsk ghetto
Ghetto where Minsk Jews were confined in 1941.
Partisans
Armed groups operating in forests and fighting German forces.
Crematoria
Crematoria where women and children were burned, according to the passage.
White Russian forests
Forests where the group hid and wandered from the Germans.
Kutuzov partisan detachment
Partisan detachment whose commander appointed the narrator.
Zile Klebanova
Partisan who sabotaged telephone wires and helped Jews escape Minsk ghetto.
Minsk Ghetto Jewish Community
Jews in the Minsk ghetto experienced the explosion as an act of revenge.
Minsk–Molodechno Railway Line
Railway line targeted by Jewish partisans with a mine.
A. M. Schlachtawitsch
Author of memoirs about a Jewish partisan detachment.
Other partisan units
Partisan units whose members greeted the returning group.
Novogrudek
Town named in connection with a bridge targeted for destruction.
Lida
Town named in connection with a bridge targeted for destruction.
Segelman
Young partisan who named the mine “little doll.”
Hospitals
Hospitals for which the destroyed vehicles carried eggs.
Neighboring partisan section
A neighboring partisan section helped rescue the narrator's detachment.
Partisan camp
The partisan camp was attacked shortly before the Red Army arrived.