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Tel Aviv

תל״אביב

The volume was published in Tel Aviv.

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Poland

פוילן

Country identified as the location of one of Poland’s oldest Jewish communities.

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Lithuania

ליטע

A country located across from Poland in the passage's geographic description.

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Lukow

לוקאוו

The town where Hasidic and liberation movements are described.

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Lukow cemetery

לוקאווער בית־עולם

The Lukow cemetery retained isolated gravestones and graves.

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Lublin

לובלין

A direction mentioned in connection with the Germans’ actions in Lukow.

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Road to Radzyn

אויפן וועג קיין ראדזין

A location six or seven kilometers from Lukow on the road to Radzyn.

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Radzyn

ראדזין

A town named as the destination of the road from Lukow.

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Auschwitz

אשוויענטשים

Victims were transported to Auschwitz gas chambers.

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Bełżec

בעלזשעץ

Victims were transported to Bełżec gas chambers.

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Treblinka

טרעבלינקע

Victims were transported to Treblinka gas chambers.

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Jewish cemetery

בית הקברות היהודי

A Jewish cemetery retained isolated graves and gravestones.

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Sands on the road to Radzyń

בחולות בדרך לרדזין

Human remains were reportedly seen in the sands near the road to Radzyń.

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Belzec

בלז׳יץ

Witnesses described victims arriving by train and seeking gas chambers there.

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Łuków

לוקאװ

Town that became a significant transit point between Poland and Lithuania.

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Gdańsk

גדאנסק (דאנציג)

City whose incorporation gave Poland access to the open sea.

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Łuków Podlaski

לוקאװ פאדליאסקי

Polish name given for Łuków.

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Cemetery in Łuków

בית־עולם

A cemetery was among the properties Jews were permitted to possess in Łuków.

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Former synagogue site

דער ערשטער פלאץ

The original site remained vacant after the synagogue was relocated.

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Site of the burned synagogue

דער פלאץ פון דער אפגעברענטער שול

The burned synagogue site was located near a church.

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Polish-inhabited area

דער פויליש באוװינטער געגנט

A Polish-inhabited area expanded into the Jewish-inhabited area.

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Polish Kingdom

פוילישער מלוכה

Lukow’s Jews experienced political upheavals in the Polish Kingdom.

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Lublin Province

לובלין

Province described as part of the territory incorporated into Western Galicia.

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Western Galicia

מערב־גאליציע

Territory including Łuków and neighboring towns under the Austrian crown.

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Austrian Crown

עסטרײכישער קרוין

Political authority under which Łuków and its neighbors were placed.

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Duchy of Warsaw

װארשע־ װער פירשטנטום

Territory into which Napoleon incorporated Western Galicia in 1809.

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Congress Poland

קאנגרעם־פוילן

Territory that included the Duchy of Warsaw from 1815 and became part of Russia.

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Russia

רוםלאנד

Łuków transferred to Russia in 1815.

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Podlasie

פאדליאשע

Lukow is described as being in Podlasie.

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Lublin district

לובלינער גליל (קרייז)

The Lukow Jewish community was part of the Lublin district.

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Brezewitze

ברעזעװיצע

Village whose Jewish settlements were covered by the agreement.

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Luków

לוקאװ

Community where the Bach served as rabbi.

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Brest

בריסק

Largest Lithuanian Jewish community where the Bach became rabbi in 1601.

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Kraków

קראקע

City whose rabbinate was offered to the Bach after Rabbi Feibush died.

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Krakow

קראקע

City where the Maharam was located in the stated year.

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Lublin

לובלין

City where the Maharam was located during the 1585–1587 period.

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