Łuków
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Unspecified forest
A forest to which the Atchepalin Jewish family was taken.
The narrator’s house
The procession passed directly by the narrator’s house.
Burke village
A village visited on October 30 to see a cooperative.
Neighbor's barn
A barn where a fleeing woman briefly hid.
Our barn
A locked barn that a fleeing woman attempted to enter.
Nearby large barracks
A barracks where a crowd was temporarily taken before the train arrived.
Kankalevnitse
Town where the narrator learned information about Jews.
Narrator's street
The narrator saw a group of Jews driven through their street.
Polish territory
The passage refers to Germans located on Polish territory.
Radogoszcz
Detainees were taken there, where the first major concentration camp in the area was established.
Nowolipie Street
The family stayed with an acquaintance there in Warsaw.
Poznan region
The employer claimed the narrator came from the Poznan region.
Warsaw cemetery
The cemetery where the mother wished to be buried.
Lukow Ghetto
A ghetto remembered in a traumatic dream.
Radzyn Road
Road near the field where loaded vehicles traveled toward Radzyn.
Zhimki
A village ten kilometers away where the narrator sought work.
House
The farmer entered a house where the narrator was cleaning.
Room
The narrator puts the entire small room in order.
Peasant woman's attic
An attic where the narrator slept for several days.
Mezritsch
Some ghetto residents had escaped actions from Mezritsch.
Biala-Podlaski
Some ghetto residents had escaped actions from Biala-Podlaski.
Hungary
Hungarian Jews were among those present in the ghetto.
Czech lands
Czech Jews were among those present in the ghetto.
Friend's house
The narrator found the friend and approximately 50 Jews gathered in the house.
Attic
The woman and girl climb toward an attic and move toward a hiding place.
Hiding place
The narrator and others eventually reach a hiding place.
Train
Jews were driven toward the train under armed and canine guard.
Bunkers
The passage describes cries from discovered bunkers.
Forest
A forest served as a hiding place for Jews who escaped from the train.
Forest
The group reached and hid in a dense forest bunker.
Nearby village
Groups went to a nearby village seeking food from peasants.
Galambki
A village visited to obtain food.
Bunker
A bunker from which the group emerged during nearby shooting.
Lazi
Village where German forces were present on June 8.
Cornfield
Cornfield where Jewish fighters hid after the attack.
Another forest
A forest entered while hiding from German forces.