Łuków
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Gemilut Hasadim fund
Fund established in Israel to provide charitable assistance.
Russian Army
Army in which Israel Goldgewicht served from 1909.
Cultural House
Chaim Meir guarded, opened, and closed the cultural house daily.
Lukow Town Council
The municipal council where Shlomo Zakoak served as councillor.
The theater
Workplace where Yudel Burshteyn and Motl Feldman worked.
Polish Consulate in France
The consulate sent a representative to speak at the funeral.
Jewish gymnasium
A gymnasium attended by several Jewish students in Łuków.
Moshe's father's factory
Factory employing approximately forty women and producing packing material for glassware.
Łuków yeshiva
Yeshiva named in the contents.
Medem School in Łuków
School named in the contents.
First synagogue in Lukow
A synagogue mentioned in a rabbinic question may have been the first sacred place established by Lukow Jews.
Kindergarten
Kindergarten founded at the Culture Association.
First-Class Public School
School founded at the Culture Association but later closed for lack of funds.
Jewish community premises
A conference of Jewish political currents was convened there.
Akiva Meir's small study house
Small study house associated with Akiva Meir and his followers.
Chaya Sarah Beth Midrash
New beth midrash named after the righteous Chaya Sarah.
Ludowy Hall
Hosted Łuków’s first public concert in 1914.
Kultur Fareyn
Hosted a Jewish library, kindergarten, and elementary school class.
Yesodei HaTorah School
A school established by Agudat Israel with graded teaching methods.
Jewish school in Lukow
One of the schools serving the town's Jewish population.
Prayer house of the Miechawer Rabbi
Prayer house where the narrator studied.
Jewish community institution
Institution whose building was demonstrated in front of.
Gemilut Hesed Society in Lukow
Society selected a temporary committee from local participants.
Favshekhne School
A school where two Jewish male teachers and one Jewish female teacher taught.
Beit Yaakov
Girls from Beit Yaakov secretly came to Hashomer Hatzair.
Mizrahi School
School directed by Abraham for a certain period.
Citizens' militia
Militia formed by the mayor from town residents.
Soviet camps
Camps where many Bund youth reportedly perished or disappeared.
Huk Beth Midrash
A beth midrash called Huk stood near the livestock market.
People’s kitchen
A kitchen was established in Lukow using funds from American landsmen.
First Polish public school
The first Polish public school was established after World War I.
Radzyn prayer rooms
Prayer rooms visited by the narrator’s uncle.
Haifa Technion
Migdal sent his son to study at a technical institute in Haifa.
Aleksander shtibl
Prayer house where the narrator prayed with his grandfather.
Chok-Bet Study House
A study house associated with Moshe Aharon Lisibiker.
Icl-Haim's Heder
A heder operated by Icl-Haim in his courtyard.