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Albert
Person contacted in Chicago about missing correspondence.
Chicago branch of the Polish Federation
Chicago branch that asked the addressee to become executive director.
Gemilut Hesed society
Society whose letter is dated January 17, 1939, from Lukow.
Relief Committee
Committee corresponding about aid and the town’s needs.
The society
A society providing loans to poor artisans and shopkeepers.
Memorial in New York
A memorial gathering was held in New York.
Lukow Society in the United States
An organization of Lukow founders and active members in the United States.
Moses Zuckerman
A founder and longtime chairman of the society.
Leibl Rosenbaum
A founder who created regulations and later chaired the society.
Abraham Braun (Albert)
A secretary, active Lukow worker, federation activist, and Yiddish radio commentator in Chicago.
Abraham Glassman
A dedicated worker for the Lukow landsmen and relief.
Abraham Glassman’s wife
A dedicated worker for the Lukow landsmen and relief.
Gdalya (Joe) Felcman
A relief worker who chaired the landsmanschaft for fourteen years.
Abe Braun
A vice-chairman and active worker in all society and relief departments.
Jack Braun
A founder, vice-chairman, treasurer, former chairman, and secretary of the society.
Benny Hartman
A treasurer for fourteen years and active worker in society and relief committees.
Ryazan
Place where Israel Goldgewicht served in the military.
Russian Army
Army in which Israel Goldgewicht served from 1909.
Toibe Berknewald
Israel Goldgewicht’s wife, from Mezritch.
Abraham
Israel Goldgewicht and Toibe Berknewald’s only son, born in 1914.
Leizer
Israel Goldgewicht’s sick brother, supported during imprisonment.
Carpathians
Front where Israel Goldgewicht was sent during the First World War.
German prisoner-of-war camps
Camps where Israel Goldgewicht suffered hunger and deprivation.
Moscow
City Israel traveled to instead of Lukow.
Ukraine
Route through which Israel returned home.
Shedletser Road
Road where Israel rented a dwelling and arranged his workshop.
Spain
Country to which Goldgewicht’s son traveled as a volunteer in the Republican Army.
Lashitser Prison
Prison where Israel and his brothers were taken by the Poles.
Shedletser Prison
Prison to which Israel and his brothers were later moved.
Communist Party
Political party Goldgewicht joined in Warsaw.
Leather Union
Union in which Goldgewicht and his second wife were active.
Warsaw Landsmanshaft
Association organized by Goldgewicht to support political prisoners.
Republican Army
Army in which Goldgewicht’s son volunteered during the Spanish Civil War.
International Brigade
International brigade connected with the Spanish conflict.
Abrashe Goldgevicht
Resistance organizer and partisan commander in Belgium.
Jewish resistance movement
Movement for which Abrashe trained cadres.