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40 Targowa Street
Address of the narrator’s friend.
Radzymin
Place from which the travelers continued toward Białystok.
Ostrów Mazowiecka
Place on the route toward Białystok.
Małkinia
Place on the route toward Białystok.
Persia
Destination toward which Jewish soldiers were transported.
Tehran
Location from which escape to the Land of Israel was discussed.
Tashkent
City containing a military hospital where the narrator was taken.
Military hospital in Tashkent
Hospital where the narrator was taken after becoming ill.
Barkowski
The narrator’s best friend who reported the impending attack and celebrated victory.
Narrator’s mother
Narrator’s mother was reportedly in the ghetto.
Narrator’s two brothers
Two brothers were reportedly in the ghetto.
Daughter of Pinhas the baker
Chayete is identified as Pinhas the baker’s daughter.
Itshe Arlinski
A man who received the narrator and described Manish's burial.
Manish
The narrator's brother, reported to have died in the ghetto in 1943.
Mordkhe Gerekh
A boy transported toward Treblinka who jumped from a train and was shot.
Mordkhe
The narrator's brother, who jumped first from a train and was shot by Germans.
Maltsinaver Road
Road where Manish's grave was located.
Khayete
The narrator's cousin, who knew something about the narrator's mother and two brothers.
Streets of Lukow
Streets of the murdered Jewish town visited by the narrator.
Narrator's military unit
Military unit to which the narrator returned and recounted experiences.
Lukow Jews Fight
Title appearing after the byline S. Huberman.
Woods around Lukow
Woods where a group hid during the occupation.
Reuven Weisbois
Worker who organized a group and supplied food to Jews in the Lukow Ghetto.
Jews in the Lukow Ghetto
Imprisoned and starving Jews supplied with food by Reuven Weisbois.
Reuven Weisbaum
A Jewish man who performed heroic acts and died fighting fascists.
David Liberman
A pious Jew and Judenrat member who confronted a Gestapo officer.
Heiblum Reuven
Lukow Jewish organizer who later joined underground activity in Minsk.
Jewish resistance organization in Lukow
Organization led armed resistance among Lukow’s Jewish population.
Reuven Heiblum’s wife
Died during the first action in the Minsk Ghetto.
Reuven Heiblum’s only daughter
Was taken and murdered by the Germans several months after his wife’s death.
Photograph of Reuven Heiblum’s murdered daughter
Photograph removed from a wall before departure from the Minsk Ghetto.
Reuven Landsberg
Named among Lukow Jews in the Minsk Ghetto.
Moshe Grinberg
Named among Lukow Jews in the Minsk Ghetto.
Sarah
Named among women from Lukow in the Minsk Ghetto.
Feige Morgenstern
Named among Lukow Jews in the Minsk Ghetto.
Nisan Luft
Named among Lukow Jews in the Minsk Ghetto.