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Belgian resistance
Resistance organization whose general staff included Abrashe.
Partisan army
Army in which Abrashe represented Brussels command.
Liège
City where Abrashe later became commander.
Wallonia
Region over which Abrashe became commander.
Mons
Place where Abrashe was responsible for armament.
Isaiah Cohen
Person named in the passage colophon.
Sarah Grinboim
Nahum Goldzak's wife.
Shlomo Rubinstein
Employer and Bund faction participant.
Hersh Smolar
Minsk underground activist and partisan fighter.
Minsk underground antifascist movement
Underground movement associated with Hersh Smolar.
Haganah
Nahum Goldzak mobilized in the Haganah during Israel’s 1948 War of Independence.
Colombia
Nahum Goldzak later settled there.
1948 War of Independence
A liberation war in Israel during 1948, when Nahum Goldzak mobilized in the Haganah.
Itshe Heiblum
The elder of two Heiblum brothers in Lukow; he was well established and had a wife and children.
Heiblum family
The Heiblum family included brothers Itshe and Chaim Meir in Lukow.
Cultural House
Chaim Meir guarded, opened, and closed the cultural house daily.
Blume Berkshteyn
Reuven Heiblum’s wife from 1936.
Lukow Town Council
The municipal council where Shlomo Zakoak served as councillor.
Poor Jewish population of Lukow
The poor Jewish population whom Shlomo sought to assist through the town council.
Chaim Leyb Yunghoizer
A Jewish labor figure remembered as a friend and teacher by young Zionists.
Young Zionists
A group for whom Yunghoizer represented a dignified Jewish working person.
Zionist Socialism
A party that took its first steps on the Jewish political scene in Lukow.
Chaim Leibman
Deceased person described in a memorial passage.
Sarah Burshteyn-Zubrawitch
Woman who helped the narrator and others in Siktivkar.
Burshteyn family
Family whose address the narrator obtained in Siktivkar.
Siktivkar
City where the narrator arrived in November 1941.
Komi ASSR
Territory whose capital was Siktivkar.
Yudel Burshteyn
Theater worker who helped the narrator begin working there.
The theater
Workplace where Yudel Burshteyn and Motl Feldman worked.
The narrator's brother
Brother whom Sarah was asked to lead the narrator to.
Motele
Sarah's unfortunate Motele, whose intelligence she praised.
Kherson
Ukrainian destination to which the group was transferred in 1944.
Rosenbaum family
A poor family living in the narrator’s house.
Berl
A weak child who trained under tailors and became independent.
Berl’s attic workshop
An attic workshop that served as a youth cultural center.
Berl
A man with little formal education, literary sensitivity, reading ability, and exceptional memory.