Lwów
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Jewish Self-Help
Independent Jewish self-help office operating outside the community administration.
Jewish Police
Jewish police force established in Lviv during 1941.
Supply Department
A department responsible for obtaining goods demanded by Germans.
Supply Office
An office officially required to fulfill German governmental demands.
Jewish Council
Authority associated with the housing office and Jewish housing requests.
Catholic monasteries
Monasteries under Sheptytsky's supervision sheltered Jewish children and others.
German Labor Office
German office administering forced labor recruitment.
School on Zamknita Street
School that initially housed the Jewish labor department.
Mikdali Rey School
School to which the labor office was later transferred.
Forced-labor camps for Jews
German authorities established forced-labor camps for Jewish workers under a deceptive designation.
Educational institutions
German authorities deceptively called Jewish forced-labor camps educational institutions.
Harbutov labor camp
Small labor camp organized in July 1941 for 30 to 60 workers.
Sokolniki labor camp
Labor camp near Lviv where Jewish workers drained marshland and ponds.
Jewish Gymnasium
School where Mrs. Badbash taught Latin.
Tadeusz Czacki School
A small hospital was established in the school building.
Jewish Council of Lviv
The Nazis informed the Jewish council about plans to transfer Lviv Jews elsewhere.
Sobieski-named school
School serving as the central reception location for the screening committee.
Labor Office
Office represented on the screening committee.
City administration economic department
Department representatives participated in the screening committee.
German Ministry of Labor
The passage says the registration documents placed workers under the ministry’s protection.
Municipal Workshops
Large work enterprise established during the described period.
Municipal Workshops in Buchach
Workshops established in Buchach, where hundreds of Jewish workers were employed.
Winter Relief Organization
German charitable institution receiving refurbished clothing.
YIVO Jewish Scientific Institute
Institution whose archive held the official report.
Galicia District Administration
The administration described as preparing to eliminate Jewish labor.
Jewish Labor Office in Lviv
The Jewish labor office in Lviv, closed in early August 1942.
Hospitals
Hospitals targeted during a violent Aktion.
Orphanages
Orphanages targeted during a violent Aktion.
Housing Office
The housing office handled accommodation within the ghetto.
Temporary clinic
A small temporary clinic remained in the ghetto.
Pharmacy
No pharmacy existed in the ghetto.
Jewish Council hall
A place where many escapees stayed.
Ghetto prison
Prison where intended deportees were gathered and searched.
Royal Theater in Kyiv
Theater that accepted Katsizne’s opera for performance.
Jewish Gymnasium on Zigmontovska 17
Jewish gymnasium where Jacob Shal taught.
Jewish Relief Office in Lviv
Jewish relief office headed by Lieb Landau.