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1939–1945 period

(1939-1945)

The OCR includes a parenthetical date range.

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Journey through Poland and visit to Lukow

A 1947 journey through Poland during which the narrator was in Lukow.

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Establishment of a military garrison at Łuków

Polish rulers established a military garrison to defend the region.

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John Casimir visited Łuków

John Casimir visited Łuków in 1652.

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Old synagogue burned

Haydamaks burned the old synagogue; afterward, Jews were permitted to build a new synagogue.

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Cossack uprising

קאזאקן־אויפשטאנד

The original Jewish privilege burned together with the synagogue during the Cossack uprising.

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Haydamak burning of the old synagogue

הײדאמאקעם האבן פארברענט די אלטע שול

Haydamaks burned the old synagogue, after which Jews were allowed to build a new one.

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Death of Maharam of Lublin

Maharam of Lublin died in 1616.

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Joel Sirkis serving as rabbi in Lukow

Joel Sirkis was already serving as rabbi in Lukow in 1613–1614.

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Duchy of Warsaw becomes part of Congress Poland

The Duchy of Warsaw became part of Congress Poland in 1815.

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First World War

דער ערשטער װעלט־מלחמה

The First World War marked the end of a historical chapter for Łuków Jews.

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Joel Sirkes’s birth

Joel Sirkes was born in Lublin in 1561.

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Death of Maharam of Lublin

Maharam of Lublin died in 1610.

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Burning of Łuków synagogue

The passage discusses when Łuków’s synagogue burned, without giving a date.

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The Bach becomes rabbi in Brisk

The Bach became rabbi of Brisk in 1601.

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The Bach assumes the Kraków rabbinate

The Bach was invited to occupy the Kraków rabbinate after Rabbi Feibush died.

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Death of Rabbi Fishl

Rabbi Fishl died in Jerusalem in 1589.

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Death of Rabbi Zvi Hirsch

Rabbi Zvi Hirsch died on 22 Tammuz 1626.

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Death of Ephraim Fishel

Ephraim Fishel died in 1653.

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Death of Shlomo Zalman

Shlomo Zalman died in 1660.

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Death of Fishel

Fishel was killed for sanctifying God’s name.

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Death of Rabbi Jacob

Rabbi Jacob reportedly died in 1609.

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Death of Rabbi Zalman Shur

Rabbi Zalman Shur reportedly died in 1685.

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Solomon Zalman served as Lukow rabbi

Solomon Zalman signed an approbation as Lukow's chief rabbi and academy head.

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Samson Zelig served as rabbi in Lukow and Radzyn

Samson Zelig apparently became rabbi in Radzyn after serving as rabbi in Lukow.

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Death of Rafael Bernstein

Rafael Bernstein died on 16 Kislev 5638, corresponding to 1881 in the text.

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Murder of Rabbi Aharon Nata Freiberg

Rabbi Aharon Nata Freiberg was killed in German gas ovens with his community.

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Death of Rabbi Yitzhak

Rabbi Yitzhak died in 1823.

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Death of Rabbi Hershele

Rabbi Hershele died in 1920 after leading a Hasidic court in Lukow.

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House fire

The rabbi’s house burned down before his move to Łuków.

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First Polish patriot uprising

The first Polish patriot uprising broke out in 1794 against Poland’s partitioning powers.

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First Polish patriot uprising

דער ערשטער אויפשטאנד פון פוילישע פאטריאטן

The first Polish patriot uprising broke out against the partitioning powers in 1794.

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1807 Tilsit agreement

An agreement at Tilsit in 1807 restored the Duchy of Warsaw over part of former Polish territory.

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Granting of Jewish rights charter

A Jewish rights charter was granted to the Jews of Lukow on 10 May 1659, conferring residence, trade, craft, property, synagogue, and cemetery rights.

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Burning of the old Lukow synagogue

The old synagogue of Lukow was burned by the Haidamaks.

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Burning of a synagogue by Khmelnytsky

Khmelnytsky burned a synagogue in Lukow.

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