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Organization of Lukow Descendants in Israel
An organization of Lukow descendants in Israel issued the volume.
Lukow Landsmanschaft in the United States
A Lukow landsmanschaft in the United States issued the volume.
Lukow landsmen in the United States
Lukow landsmen in the United States thanked for supporting publication.
Kahal Lukow
A prestigious Jewish communal body associated with distinguished rabbis.
German murderers
German perpetrators carried out atrocities against Jews in Łuków.
Polish helpers
Polish collaborators assisted the German perpetrators.
Kotzk Hasidism
Hasidic movement described as influential among Lukow Jews.
Zionism
Modern movement in which Lukow Jews participated.
Bundism
Modern movement in which Lukow Jews participated.
German murderers and their Ukrainian, Lithuanian, and Polish assistants
The perpetrators and collaborators created a hell for Jews on Lukow soil.
Polish rulers
Authorities said to have established a military garrison at the site.
Templar order
Order brought to the area to defend Poland and convert pagans.
Clergy
Clergy objected that the original synagogue site was near their place of worship.
Polish guilds
Polish guilds competed with Jewish guilds and sometimes restricted Jewish occupations.
Jewish tailors
Jewish tailors made kosher clothing because of the prohibition against mixed fabrics.
Swedish forces
Swedish forces joined Prince Rakoczi in occupying Lukow.
Joint
A 1921 Joint survey recorded industrial enterprises in Łuków.
Council of the Four Lands
The central committee of Polish Jewry is mentioned.
District Committee
A district committee is mentioned in connection with Łuków.
Regional district
Regional authority overseeing the Lukow community and transmitting head taxes.
Council of the Four Lands
Council receiving head taxes through the regional district.
Regional Council
A regional Jewish council benefiting from supplementary taxes.
Radziner Hasidim
Radziner Hasidim were among the Hasidic groups present in Łuków.
Highest National Council
The council issued instructions concerning revolutionary paper currency.
National Council
The council whose senior members received Tamashovsky’s report.
Polish merchants
Polish merchants viewed Jews as dangerous competitors and sought to exclude them from the city.
Polish nobility
The nobility sought to exclude Jews from royal leases.
Polish liberal leaders
Minority leaders who proposed plans concerning the Jewish question in Poland.
Jewish religious leaders
Religious leaders wary that impending freedom would lead to assimilation.
Polish leaders
Polish leaders interpreted Napoleon’s decree restrictively.
Zionist movement
The Zionist movement was represented by various groups in Łuków.
Keren Kayemet
Keren Kayemet sent emissaries to the Zionist gathering.
General Zionists
The writer encountered General Zionists among Zionists of different tendencies.
Mizrahi
The writer encountered Mizrahi members among Zionists of different tendencies.
Zeirei Zion
The writer encountered Zeirei Zion among Zionists of different tendencies.
Poalei Zion
The writer encountered Poalei Zion among Zionists of different tendencies.