Łuków
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Hitlerists
The text attributes massacres of relatives to this group.
Jewish partisans
Jewish partisan group that had stayed at Zimowski’s home.
Religious parties and institutions
Religious parties and institutions operated in Lukow.
Bund movement
Movement that organized Lukow's first strikes.
Antviklung Jewish Workers' Cultural Society
Workers' cultural society with a large Yiddish book library.
Artisans Association
Association whose representatives served on the Lukow town council.
Minsk Ghetto Underground Organization
Secret underground organization associated with Nachum Goldzak.
Partisan detachment
Detachment receiving Jews led out of the Minsk ghetto.
Kutuzov partisan detachment
Partisan detachment whose commander appointed the narrator.
Other partisan units
Partisan units whose members greeted the returning group.
Neighboring partisan section
A neighboring partisan section helped rescue the narrator's detachment.
First Jewish resistance group
Jewish resistance group of approximately twenty people.
Second Jewish resistance group
Jewish resistance group operating against the Germans.
Jewish resistance detachments
Detachments that included additional named resistance members.
Łuków Judenrat
Jewish council in Łuków during the described period.
Resistance movement
Resistance movement with which Weintraub was connected.
First combat unit
Combat unit in which Ruchinus was present.
Second combat unit
Combat unit active in the Łuków resistance context.
Firefighters
A group described as patrolling the town during the roundup.
Narrator's military unit
Military unit to which the narrator returned and recounted experiences.
Jewish resistance organization in Lukow
Organization led armed resistance among Lukow’s Jewish population.
Underground organization
Organization led by Shlachtawitsch in Minsk.
Soviet government
Government that decorated Shlachtawitsch for his service.
Polish state
State that also decorated Shlachtawitsch.
Gestapo personnel
They reportedly brought groups of Jews to the magistrate courtyard and shot them.
Friends of the Jews
A designation adopted by French women who solidarized with Jews.
Comfort Brigade
An informal group that encouraged camp inmates after visits from relatives.
Pithiviers aid committee
Committee established to assist needy camp members.
Cultural committee
Committee that organized lectures, readings, theater, and a reading room.
Gardening department
Department involved in planting and growing plants in the camp.
Group of Jewish doctors
Group that organized medical assistance in the camp.
Zionists
Political group organized in Pithiviers Camp.
Encouragement Brigade
Group that encouraged prisoners suffering from depression in the camp.
Jewish Committee in Lower Silesia
Organization whose economic department employed the narrator.
Lukow Beitar
A Beitar organization in Lukow associated with Nakh’s leadership.
Warsaw Rabbinat
Authority whose permission was proposed for transferring a building to the magistrate.