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105 nodes · Family
Piast family
Royal family to which Bolesław belonged.
Yafe family
Family name attributed to Rabbi Joel Sirkesh.
Fishel family
A prominent Polish family whose patriarch Fishel became Poland’s first chief rabbi.
Wahl or Katzenellenbogen family
Family said to have held the Lukow rabbinate for decades.
Daughters of Leyb Barnshteyn
Family associated with a book and newspaper shop hosting a library.
Luft brothers
Jewish workers who attacked antisemitic hooligans.
Luterman siblings
The Luterman siblings helped create the Bund in Lukow.
Luft family
Brothers who confronted Polish hooligans during a market day.
Laterman family
Laterman brothers and sisters are remembered among early Bundists.
Srebrovnik sisters
Two Srebrovnik sisters secretly attended Hashomer Hatzair meetings.
Lichter family
The entire Lichter family belonged to Hashomer Hatzair.
The Srebrniks
Family described as staying at home in Łuków.
Wigadzki family
The Wigadzki family were among the school teachers.
The narrator's family
The narrator hopes residents may recognize his family from Łuków.
Glezer family
Family that moved to Warsaw with other Lukow residents.
Chemni family
Family living with Eyzik Chemni.
Meir’s family
Meir’s family lived in a courtyard ruin.
Rozal–Justman–Noy family
Family identified as owners of the brewery and among Lukow’s wealthiest Jewish families.
the narrator’s family
Family that returned to Łuków because of difficulties, especially the children’s illnesses.
Rosenboim family
A merchant family operating a shop selling oil, sugar, and flour.
Rabbi Berl's household
Rabbi Berl's household moved with him from a village to the city.
Unnamed children of narrator
The narrator's unnamed children were encountered during the deportation roundup.
Keslbrener family
The Keslbrener family hid at a location identified as Palioak in Daminen.
Damanski brothers
Two brothers who hid Jews in the village of Aleksandrov.
Sender Rendl family
A six-person family found in the forest.
Rendl family
The attack was described as revenge for the murder of the Rendl family.
Frengler family
A family of thirteen people reported hiding in a brickworks.
Kesselbrener family
A family hidden at a Polish person’s home in Domina and murdered.
Domanski family
Two brothers who hid Jews and were attacked by the Armia Krajowa.
Frost family
A family from Luzi hidden by one of the Domanski brothers.
Frangler family
A thirteen-member family hiding in a brick workshop.
Single Jewish family in Atchepalin
A Jewish family from Atchepalin was taken to a forest and killed.
Unnamed mother and daughter
A mother and daughter fled after a Ukrainian guard shot at a child.
Father, daughter, and mother
Family found in separate hiding places inside the house.
Narrator’s sister’s child
The narrator found this child murdered in bed.
Narrator’s father
A prayer shawl and prayer book were found on the narrator’s father’s bed.